Renato Pozzetto legge Superman nel film Sono fotogenico
Titolo: Sono fotogenico
Anno: 1980
Durata: 117 minuti
Genere: commedia
Regia: Dino Risi
Soggetto/Sceneggiatura: Massimo Franciosa, Marco Risi e Dino Risi
Produzione: International Dean Film (Roma), Les Films Cocinor (Parigi)
Paese: Italia
Testata: Superman
Numero: 4
Titolo: Jaws lo squalo assassino
Data: Aprile 1976
Editore: Editrice Cenisio
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Comics goes to movie and TV and…
Encyclopedia/dictionary dedicated to comics that were adapted into films, TV serials, TV movies, cartoons, radio serials, theater pieces.
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Comics Bad Language
From Movie to Comic Book Tentacles
Title: Tentacles (Tentacoli)
Director: Ovidio G. Assonitis
Written by Steven W. Carabatsos, Tito Carpi, Jerome Max
Music by Stelvio Cipriani
Production company: Cherkawy Limited
Distributed byAmerican International Pictures (USA)
20th Century Fox (UK)
Warner-Columbia Filmverleih (Germany)
Columbia Pictures (Europe)
Warner Bros (Norway)
Release date: 25 February 1977 (Italy), 15 June 1977 (New York)
Running time: 102 minutes
Country: Italy, United States
Language: English
Budget $750,000
Cast:
John Huston as Ned Turner
Shelley Winters as Tillie Turner
Bo Hopkins as Will Gleason
Henry Fonda as Mr. Whitehead, President of Trojan Construction
Delia Boccardo as Vicky Gleason
Cesare Danova as John Corey
Claude Akins as Sheriff Robards
Alan Boyd as Mike
Sherry Buchanan as Judy
Franco Diogene as Chuck
Marc Fiorini as Don
Comic Book:
Title: Tentacolis
Text: Pier Carpi
Art: Giancarlo Malagutti, Giorgio Montorio
Publisher: Edifumetto (Italy), Elvipress (France)
Year: 1978
Nemo propheta in patria: Topo Gigio on The Ed Sullivan Show
Ed Sullivan (Edward Vincent Sullivan)
September 28, 1901
Manhattan, New York, U.S.
October 13, 1974
Manhattan, New York, U.S.
Television host, reporter, newspaper columnist
Years active: 1932–1974
The Ed Sullivan Show
AKA
Toast of the Town
Genre: Variety, Sketch Comedy
Presented by: Ed Sullivan
Narrated by: Bern Bennett (1948–1949)
Art Hannes (1949–1959 & 1961–1964)
Ralph Paul (1959–1961 & 1964–1971)
Theme music composer: Ray Bloch
Opening theme: “Toast of the Town”
Country of origin: United States
Original language: English
Seasons: 24
Episodes: 1,068
Running time: 50–53 minutes
Release: Original network CBS
Original release: June 20, 1948 – June 6, 1971
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Women cartoonists: Janice Valleau
Janice Valleau (November 6, 1923 – December 8, 2013), sometimes credited as Ginger or Janice S., was a Golden Age artist and inker who worked for MLJ (Archie) Publications, Charlton Comics, Novelty Press, and Quality Comics.
Janice Valleau was born to John McChesney and Gertrude (Kaiser) Valleau, and grew up in Teaneck, New Jersey.[1][2] Valleau’s father was an executive at Paine Webber. She contracted polio as a child and had to wear leg braces until young adulthood. Her first published work appeared in Smash Comics, published when she was just 16. After high school, she attended the Phoenix Art Institute where she studied commercial art.
When she graduated, she went to work for MLJ (Archie) Publications; Archie creator Bob Montana was also an alumnus of Phoenix. She began working for Quality Comics soon after, and worked in comics for the next eleven years.[3] She is best known for her work on the “Toni Gayle” feature for Young King Cole featuring a glamorous model-detective.
She met her husband, Edward, in 1948. In the mid-1950s, they moved to Pittsburgh, where she continued to work on comics. She left comics in 1955 after the Wertham-era crackdown, which put her off working professionally in any art field. In her 60s, she returned to art and took up painting recreationally and continued well into her 80s.[3] In 1982, she moved to Florida with her husband. They had four children: Steve, Daniel, Dale, and Ellen.[1] Her husband died in 2009 after 61 years of marriage.
She passed away at age 90 in Jacksonville, Florida, after some time in hospice care.
Women cartoonist: Nina Albright
Nina Albright
(15 February 1907 – 7 February 1997, USA)
Nina Albright worked on comic books through studios like Funnies Inc, L.B. Cole and Bernard Bailey in the 1940s. For Novelty Press in New York, she worked on comic titles like ‘Young King Cole’, ‘Lem the Grem’, ‘Dr Doom’, ‘Bull’s Eye Bill’ and ‘The Cadet’, which appeared in Novelty Press publications like 4most. She also workedon Fiction House features like ‘Captain Terry Thunder’, ‘Hooks Devlin’, ‘Inspector Dayton’ and ‘Senorita Rio’. She additionally worked for Holyoke (‘Miss Victory’, ‘Molly O’Moore’, ‘Mr Nobody’), Aviation Press (‘Black Venus’) and illustrated romance stories for Marvel, Archie Publications, St. John and Ziff-Davis up until the early 1950s. By then, she switched to illustrating, working for magazines like American Girl and the Polly French series.
«Ahi serva Italia, di dolore ostello,
nave sanza nocchiere in gran tempesta,
non donna di provincie, ma bordello!»
Ah, abject Italy, you inn of sorrows,
you ship without a helmsman in harsh seas,
no queen of provinces but of bordellos!
(Dante, Purgatorio, canto VI, vv. 76-78)
Avevamo fatto una scommessa (con noi stessi) qui su come sarebbe sviluppata e concluso l’ennesimo esperimento. Scommessa facile-facile e vinta ancor più facilmente.
Esattamente 40 giorni dalla data di spedizione arriva (tramite DHL) risposta da Los Angeles mentre dall’Italia nessun segno di vita. Eppure una mail costa poco e prende poco tempo.
Ma è ovvio che per gli italiani vale sempre l’affermazione del Marchese del Grillo (sebbene la battuta sia del Belli) xxxx
Qui non si discute la qualità delle proposte ma la buona educazione nelle submissions.
Non è un caso che i più grossi successi editoriali, letterari, musicali, cinematografici, ecc. vengano dal mondo più evoluto.
continuiamo così facciamoci del male
Monica