FILM
1765: ISLE OF DOGS
TRIVIA:
This is the longest stop-motion film of all time, beating out Coraline (2009)
by two minutes.
Writer
and Director Wes Anderson hosted a competition for someone to be a
member of the voice cast for this film. The only requirement was that you
donated ten dollars or more to the Film Foundation, a non-profit founded by Martin Scorsese,
which specializes in the preservation and restoration of film around the world.
The
movie was influenced by the work of Akira Kurosawa and
Rankin-Bass stop-motion Christmas specials.
The
hair of the dogs is made out of Alpacca wool.
Jeff Goldblum recorded
his lines over the phone in California. Because of scheduling conflicts he
couldn't go to England to record his lines with the rest of the cast.
Wes Anderson's
eighth collaboration with Bill Murray.
At
the end of the movie Anjelica Huston, who is a long time collaborator with Wes Anderson, is
credited as the "Mute Poodle".
"Isle
of Dogs" could also be read as "I love dogs"
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