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Joe Tommassello
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I've seen original release nitrate reels of Pinocchio and the Mickey Mouse cartoon where Mick is a magician and Donald is heckling him. Both were very vivid.

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Frank Angel
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quote: Hillary Charles
I was a bit disappointed seeing those reels. I was expecting an unprecedented (to me) level of chromic purity, and it was as far from my expectations as could be
Hmmm, maybe Disney people looked at those reels and that's why they decided they needed to be "restored."

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Joe Tommassello
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Actually, Frank, maybe they did! In order to utilize Technicolor it was in the contract that they - in most notable cases Natalie Kalmus because she chose to be the advisor on most major productions - had the final say about color in the film. It's well known that she was constantly at odds with the filmmaker's preferences.

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Hillary Charles
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Don't get me wrong. The reels looked very good, with more subtlety than I was expecting. But in my naiveté, back then I thought everything (especially animation) in Technicolor would positively glow with color and that was not the case. It doesn't surprise me that the shorts and later features would be more saturated, as the artistic misgivings about the process subsided and it was exploited for more than its novelty.

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