It happens that some live-action feature films include animated passages. Can you recognize these ten films using a single image from these sequences?
Very early in the history of cinema, animation and live action shared the screen within the same work. As early as the 1920s, stop motion, this frame-by-frame animation technique, made animated characters appear alongside real actors.
For example, we were able to see the little clown Koko by brothers Dave and Max Fleischer, literally coming out of the inkwell to come to life and evolve in the real world. The two animator brothers who will create the famous Betty Boop a few years later.
A few decades later, it was Walt Disney who risked the exercise with Mary Poppins directed by Robert Stevenson in 1965. The film includes two animated sequences, where the viewer of the time will be surprised to see Julie Andrews and Dick Van Dyke dancing with penguins, or carousel alongside drawn horses. The film will obtain for this cutting-edge technique in the mid-1960s, the Oscar for special effects. A process used again by the company with big ears in 1977 for the film Peter and Elliott the Dragon.
In 1988, it was director Robert Zemeckis who revolutionized this technique, with the film Who Framed Roger Rabbit, a real technological leap in the field, where detective Eddie Valiant, played by Bob Hopkins, conducted his investigation alongside the rabbit. eccentric within the colorful universe of the Toons.
With this quiz, we invite you to try to find in which live-action feature films these eight images from the animated scenes appeared.