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3 NY premiere three years
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Iron Chef Ilegará pronto y con un toque muy mexicano.
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Aloha! Years ago, I played "Lo Mai" in "The
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"I have seen the devil in my microscope, and I have chained
him." - Dr. Moreau (Marlon Brando), The Island of Dr. Moreau
Today is the 26th anniversary of John Frankenheimer's The
Island of Dr. Moreau.
Among Stan Winston's favorite movies as a child was 1933's
Island of Lost Souls, based on H.G. Wells' novel about a
deranged scientist - played by Charles Laughton - who
genetically engineers half-human, half-animal mutants. The
story was remade as The Island of Dr. Moreau in 1977, in a
modestly successful film starring Burt Lancaster and Michael
York. In the late 1990s, British writer and director Richard
Stanley attempted yet another cinematic take on the story,
having written a much-admired script and secured the acting
services of Marlon Brando as Dr. Moreau.
Originally, Stan Winston Studio was brought on to design and
build forty-two 'beast people' for this latest The Island of Dr.
Moreau (1996), fourteen of which would be hero characters
realized as complex prosthetic makeups applied to performers.
Remaining background characters would sport one-piece
masks. The all-makeup approach was mandated by a short
design and build schedule
only twenty weeks from start to
finish, due to a rushed start of principal photography
- and
also reflected Stans' disenchantment with creating characters
using all mechanical heads.
(Text excerpted from The Winston Effect: The Art and History
of Stan Winston Studio by Jody Duncan.)
Video: the amazing in his full leopard-man
"Lo-Mai" makeup at Stan Winston Studio.

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