“All I ask of life, he says, is a bunch of books, a bunch of dreams, and a bunch of cunt.”
Source: Tropic of Cancer
“As Norman McLaren said, animation is not a bunch of drawings that move — it's a bunch of drawings of movement.”
Lewell, "The Art of Chuck Jones", 137.
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