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Wired News: Disney Animates Dalí's Flick (984 words) |
 | The remnants of the aborted film include 150 storyboards, drawings and paintings, which have sat for the last half-century in the Disney vaults. |
| The effect, said film critic and historian Leonard Maltin, is a blend of '40s Disney kitsch and pure Dalí, with an overlay of contemporary sensibility. |
| Dalí spent his time at the Disney studio painting, drawing and discussing with Hench the challenges of adding motion to what he described as his "hand-colored photographs." The project continued for eight months, and was abandoned in 1947 when the Disney studio ran into financial problems. |
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