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My First Feature Film Is Almost Done
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I’ve told this story a billion times so this time I’m going to try to include some more details. When my late grandpa, Tom Easton, was ten years old, he saw Fantasia in the theater. He always wanted to be a cartoonist but his dad was cold and distant and thought cartoons were for kids and no way to make a living. But despite that lack of encouragement, Tom did some cool things. He avoided combat in the Korean War by teaching art on base and drawing army posters.
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Tagged 100 best movies of all time, adam mckay, afi, afi 100 best movies, back to the future, close encounters of the third kind, david way, duel, freddy got fingered, greg deliso, hectic knife, indiana jones, indiegogo, james earl jones, jaws, jurassic park, kill bill, king kong, peter litvin, plan 9 from outer space, raising arizona, rob fortucci, robert mckee, roger ebert, signs, smug film, smugfilm, star wars, steven spielberg, syd field, the velvet autumn, tobe hooper, tom easton, tom green, tremors, wet hot maerican summer, will ferrell
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