TINTIN animated films from 60's/70's

anyone know if any of the TINTIN animated films made between 1961 and 1972 will
be released on DVD in any region?

Vlvetmorning98

On 15 Jun 2004, Vlvetmorning98 wrote:

> anyone know if any of the TINTIN animated films made between 1961 and 1972 will
> be released on DVD in any region?

It seems unlikely...the current producers of the most recent cartoons
would probably prefer to keep the older ones off the market.

And since Anchor Bay released those Tintin discs in the UK, has there been
any sign of a release over here?

swac
And what about the live-action films?

Stephen Cooke

You can buy the compete set of TinTin movies from individual sellers at EBAY or
Amazon.fr. I think they also sell the DVD's at Amazon.UK Hopefully they'll do
a rerelease. I'm not sure when they were made.

Were live-action films of TinTin also made?

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>From: Stephen Cooke
>Date: 6/15/2004 9:11 AM Pacific Standard Time
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>On 15 Jun 2004, Vlvetmorning98 wrote:
>
>> anyone know if any of the TINTIN animated films made between 1961 and 1972
>will
>> be released on DVD in any region?
>
>It seems unlikely...the current producers of the most recent cartoons
>would probably prefer to keep the older ones off the market.
>
>And since Anchor Bay released those Tintin discs in the UK, has there been
>any sign of a release over here?
>
>swac
>And what about the live-action films?

DVDfanatico

On 16 Jun 2004, DVDfanatico wrote:

> You can buy the compete set of TinTin movies from individual sellers at EBAY or
> Amazon.fr. I think they also sell the DVD's at Amazon.UK Hopefully they'll do
> a rerelease. I'm not sure when they were made.

Are we talking about the only animated Tintin feature, which is Tintin
and the Lake of Sharks, or the serialized TV cartoons from the '60s?

> Were live-action films of TinTin also made?

Yep. Tintin and the Blue Oranges and Tintin and the Golden Fleece. I used
to catch them on French CBC every now and then, but never managed to see
the entire version of either feature. The casting wasn't bad, the
characters had the look down pat, and the films had a comic book look to
them.

I even have an original one-sheet for Tintin et les Oranges Bleues on my
wall, with unique Herge artwork (even though it was a live action
feature).

swac
There are also French (never translated, as far as I know) picture books
combining text and stills from the films.

Stephen Cooke

>Are we talking about the only animated Tintin feature, which is Tintin
>and the Lake of Sharks, or the serialized TV cartoons from the '60s?

I thought there were more. I guess I was wrong. There was also a great animated
TV series from the early 90's.

Vlvetmorning98

On 17 Jun 2004 03:53:33 GMT, (Vlvetmorning9
wrote:

>>Are we talking about the only animated Tintin feature, which is Tintin
>>and the Lake of Sharks, or the serialized TV cartoons from the '60s?
>
>I thought there were more. I guess I was wrong. There was also a great animated
>TV series from the early 90's.

I think there was also a "Prisoners of the Sun" from the same studio
that did "`Sharks", but I've never seen it. Likewise for a
stop-motion version of "Crab with the Golden Claws" from ca 1947.
The tintin.be site used to have a comprehensive list of all the film
incarnations, but now appears to have been redesigned to eliminate any
useful information.
-KD

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Cyclograph

On 17 Jun 2004, Vlvetmorning98 wrote:

> >Are we talking about the only animated Tintin feature, which is Tintin
> >and the Lake of Sharks, or the serialized TV cartoons from the '60s?
>
> I thought there were more. I guess I was wrong. There was also a great animated
> TV series from the early 90's.

That's the one done by Nelvana. It's been released in the UK by Anchor Bay
(and probably elsewhere in Europe) but so far not in North America.

swac

Stephen Cooke

In article <>,
(Vlvetmorning9 wrote:

> >Are we talking about the only animated Tintin feature, which is Tintin
> >and the Lake of Sharks, or the serialized TV cartoons from the '60s?
>
> I thought there were more. I guess I was wrong. There was also a great
> animated
> TV series from the early 90's.

You're not wrong. There was at least one more, "Tintin et le temple du
soleil" (Tintin and the Temple of the Sun). I haven't seen it on DVD,
however.

Mike

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