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PADDINGTON BEAR Animated Series WRITERS GUIDE
| Seller: backstageanimation ( 41  )
End Time: 2008-05-18 04:23:05 GMT
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Current Price: $0.99
Location: Vancouver, British Columbia
Time Left: 0 Seconds |  | | For More Details: Click here | This is an ORIGINAL writers guide for the PADDINGTON BEAR cartoonwhich aired on HBO-Family and the Disney Channel in the late 1990's.
It is in perfect condition, 15 pages long, featuring storylines, character descriptions, and insider tips.
A true collectors item.
NO RESERVE!
From the catalog: Paddington first appeared on television in 1975 in a series of five
minute programmes which were designed and directed by Ivor Wood and
made in the UK by FilmFair Ltd.
The
films were made using a stop-start animation technique and were unusual
in that they combined a three-dimensional Paddington puppet with
two-dimensional backgrounds and other characters. All 56 episodes were
narrated using the wonderfully distinctive voice of Sir Michael
Hordern. These were followed by three half hour television specials,
including "Paddington Goes to the Movies" in which Paddington was seen
dancing the famous Gene Kelly routine from "Singing in the Rain".
In the late 1990s a brand new, fully animated cartoon series was made by the Canadian company, Cinar.
Unlike the earlier FilmFair series, all the characters were given
voices. Although many of the episodes were based on original stories
from the books, new storylines were also introduced which took
Paddington and his friend, Mr. Gruber to different countries and places
throughout the World.
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