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The Making of 'Atlantis: The Lost Empire' (2002)
A documentary about the making of the cult classic Disney Movie Atlantis.
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A documentary about the making of the cult classic Disney Movie Atlantis.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:
In Theaters:1/29/2002
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Runtime:119 minutes
Studio:Buena Vista Home Entertainment, Kurtti-Pellerin, Walt Disney Feature Animation
Cast
Michael Pellerin
Director
Gary Trousdale
Self - Director
Kirk Wise
Self - Director
Don Hahn
Self - Producer
Tab Murphy
Self - Screenplay Writer
Christopher Jenkins
Self - Artistic Coordinator (as Chris Jenkins)
John Pomeroy
Self - Supervising Animator, 'Milo'
Marlon West
Self - Artistic Supervisor, Visual Effects
Ellen Keneshea
Self - Editor
Ed Ghertner
Self - Artistic Supervisor, Layout
Lisa Keene
Self - Artistic Supervisor, Background
Thomas Baker
Self - CAPS Supervisor, Scene Planning
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