37:55 EG Robinson Make-up Test from POTA
WOW.
A mini-featurette with a series of DisneyLand-like paintings telling the story of POTA up to a culminating scene with Dr. Zaius and Taylor. Zaius is played by Edward G. Robinson.
This scenario was written by Rod Serling in an attempt by the studio/company to show proof-of-concept.
The story is close to the scene with Zaius and Heston in the court. Robinson's acting is surprisingly good (he doesn't strike me as a Zaius, really). Heston feels very African-explorer.
James Brolin and Linda Harrison (who would play Nova) show up as apes to move the plot-line along with the same prop doll from the end of POTA -- looking suspiciously zombie-like.
The acting is full-on, not half-assed. The entire production works well as a 1-act.
And perhaps the best thing of all ... PAUL FREES DOES THE VOICEOVER.
So very great that we're able to see something like this.
{Special K is still reeling.}
A mini-featurette with a series of DisneyLand-like paintings telling the story of POTA up to a culminating scene with Dr. Zaius and Taylor. Zaius is played by Edward G. Robinson.
This scenario was written by Rod Serling in an attempt by the studio/company to show proof-of-concept.
The story is close to the scene with Zaius and Heston in the court. Robinson's acting is surprisingly good (he doesn't strike me as a Zaius, really). Heston feels very African-explorer.
James Brolin and Linda Harrison (who would play Nova) show up as apes to move the plot-line along with the same prop doll from the end of POTA -- looking suspiciously zombie-like.
The acting is full-on, not half-assed. The entire production works well as a 1-act.
And perhaps the best thing of all ... PAUL FREES DOES THE VOICEOVER.
So very great that we're able to see something like this.
{Special K is still reeling.}
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