Bill Tytla
Author: George Sherman, Walt's People: Volume 1 - Talking Disney with the Artists Who Knew Him, Volume 1, 1968-05-13, Chapter 3,EN
George Sherman interviewed Bill Tytla on May 13, 1968, the last time Bill was in California. The following is the result of this interview. Tytla was in extremely poor health at the time and had already had three previous strokes. His final one occurred seven-and-a-half months later. George Sherman says, “I knew he was ill. After hearing tales of this big full-of-life individual, I was surprised to see him bent and stuttering; obviously something was wrong. He still had the talent to animate, but he couldn’t work fast enough, and today everything is speed—not quality, and get-it-out-in-a-damn-hurry.”
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- 1 - Rudolf Ising (J.B. Kaufman)
- 2 - David Hand (Michael Barrier)
- 3 - Bill Tytla
- 4 - Ken Anderson (Paul F. Anderson)
- 5 - Jack Hannah (Jim Korkis)
- 6 - John Hench (Alain Littaye)
- 7 - John Hench - on his working relationship with Dali in the 1940s (Didier Ghez)
- 8 - Marc Davis interview (John Province)
- 9 - Marc Davis Interview (Michael Lyons)
- 10 - Milt Kahl (Robin Allan, Dr. William Moritz)
- 11 - Harper Goff (Robin Allan)
- 12 - Joyce Carlson (Jim Korkis)
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