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2012: Ice Age.
Looks like fun. I love that giant ground sloth character. There is nothing funnier than a speech impediment.
Committed has the scoop on the director.
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2012: Ice Age.
Looks like fun. I love that giant ground sloth character. There is nothing funnier than a speech impediment.
Committed has the scoop on the director.
Well that's just ridiculous. The Asylum website clearly states it was directed by Travis Fort.
Yeah, that is weird... because "Travis Fort" is my porn name.
And there you have Reason #492 of Why Trey Hates The Internetz. One un-proof-read press release from The Asylum and next thing you know, I'm listed as the director of a movie I've never even seen.
But otherwise the Internetz are completely reliable. For example, I bet none of you knew that at the age of six I directed a movie for the Beatles.
And there you have Reason #492 of Why Trey Hates The Internetz. One un-proof-read press release from The Asylum and next thing you know, I'm listed as the director of a movie I've never even seen.
I'm not sure why this is The Internetz' fault (press releases have been around for a while), but I'm sure things would be a lot less confusing if Asylum put any sort of credits on the trailer or if 'Travis Fort' had an imdb page.
It's because the Internetz allows the instant proliferation of error to a seemingly infinite number of locations, most of which have no method for error correction.
Hell, it took six weeks just to get that thing taken off my IMDB page, most likely because Travis ain't done squat before now and didn't have an IMDB listing. But he does now, and how proud he must be.
For example, I bet none of you knew that at the age of six I directed a movie for the Beatles.
Oh, THAT'S why that movie made no damn sense.
Trey wrote:For example, I bet none of you knew that at the age of six I directed a movie for the Beatles.
Oh, THAT'S why that movie made no damn sense.
Well, truth behind that is that just as we started production, Ringo got a package from a friend in Madagascar. I was just six years old, so weed was pretty much all I'd done at the time. But that marching powder Ringo got hold of, damn.
When I woke up two weeks later, I immediately sketched the first designs for both the Flying Glove and the Apple Bonkers on a cocktail napkin and the rest is history. And John kept that drawing taped to his fridge for years.
At Teague's request.... a thing
Oh man, now I have to add this one to the Netflix queue.
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