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Oswald the Lucky RabbitDavid A. BossertDisney Editions978-1-4847-8037-4             books.disney.comReview by D. Donovan, Senior Reviewer, Midwest Book Review Oswald the Lucky Rabbit: The Search for the Lost Disney Cartoons presents a history of the origins of the Disney Brothers Cartoon Studio and the hit they had in 1927 with Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, whose history has, surprisingly, been 'lost' until now. Basically, if it weren't for Oswald, Disney may not have evolved to become the powerhouse it is today - but that journey was anything but linear. It involved Oswald's initial rejection, his eventual acceptance, and how Disney lost the contract to their first major character; only regaining the twenty-six Walt Disney created Oswald cartoons (and returning Oswald to his proper place in Disney history) six decades later.Oswald's happy-go-lucky demeanor and his clever ability to come out on top of any situation predated Mickey's evolution and reflected creator Walt Disney's approach to life itself.So how did Walt's first major animated success result not only in losing the contract, but in Oswald's journey into animation obscurity for so many years? Disney fans will quickly come to realize this story isn't just about Oswald's evolutionary process, but about Walt Disney's own evolution as he furthered his animation efforts and created the foundations of what was to become his more famous Mickey Mouse character. From legends and realities to common animation practices of the day and how cartoons are 'lost' over time, Oswald the Lucky Rabbit packs in visual embellishments, from animation frames to vintage photos, in its efforts to trace Oswald's history through copyright synopsis, surviving film documents, and episode reviews. Packed with illustration as it is, readers almost don't need the rare vintage Oswald film in order to enjoy this recreation of historical record that offers such in-depth discussion about Oswald's adventures and evolution. Recommended for Disney fans, prior Oswald enthusiasts, and animation history readers alike, Oswald the Lucky Rabbit: The Search for the Lost Disney Cartoons fills in many blanks and offers specifics about animation processes, legalese, and the process of researching and recapturing lost cartoons, and is a 'must' for any collection strong in Disney characters and history.
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About the Author
ABOUT THE AUTHOR: David A. Bossert is an award-winning artist, filmmaker, and author. He is a thirty-two-year veteran of The Walt Disney Company and is an independent producer and creative director. Dave is considered an authority and expert on Disney animation and history. He coauthored Disney Animated, which was named iPad App of 2013 by Apple and won a prestigious British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) Award. He is also the author of Remembering Roy E. Disney: Memories and Photos of a Storied Life; An Animator's Gallery: Eric Goldberg Draws the Disney Characters; and Dalà and Disney: Destino-The Story, Artwork, and Friendship Behind the Legendary Film; and The Art of Tennessee Loveless: The Mickey Mouse TEN x TEN x TEN Contemporary Pop Art Series. You can connect with Dave on social media and/or at: www.davidbossert.com. ABOUT THE ARCHIVAL EDITOR: David Gerstein is a comic book writer/editor and animation historian specializing in the Disney Standard Characters. His published work includes The Floyd Gottfredson Library of Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse series, Uncle Scrooge and Donald Duck: The Don Rosa Library series, IDW Publishing's Disney Timeless Tales series, and Mickey and the Gang: Classic Stories in Verse. Gerstein has also been a contributing research historian on the deluxe Walt Disney Treasures home video series, working on such titles as More Silly Symphonies, The Chronological Donald Vol. 4, and The Adventures of Oswald the Lucky Rabbit.
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Product details
Series: Disney Editions Deluxe (Film)
Hardcover: 176 pages
Publisher: Disney Editions (August 29, 2017)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 148478037X
ISBN-13: 978-1484780374
Product Dimensions:
9.4 x 0.9 x 12.4 inches
Shipping Weight: 2.9 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
Average Customer Review:
5.0 out of 5 stars
33 customer reviews
Amazon Best Sellers Rank:
#65,347 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
Just to be brutally honest, this book is highly recommended for anyone that is fan of classic Disney shorts. The author provides an fascinating and interesting history on the 26 original Disney created Oswald the Lucky Rabbit shorts both the surviving shorts and the 7 still missing ones. The book devotes 4-5 pages on every single short. On the surviving shorts it goes into detail on plot line each short, and then takes some time in discussing original reviews and related productions notes. As well as discussion how that particular cartoon survived and if they have any missing sequences and what i could gather from the book that 8 of the surviving short have some footage missing. Finally it does also discus how these films were assembled on the Walt Disney Treasuries DVDs On the still missing shorts it does give fascinating information on what the plot of each cartoon was, with supplimantary production notes and surviving material related to each cartoon is production.Only thing I did have wanted to know little bit more about but the book doesn't seems to devot any pages to the resently discovered High Up, with was once thought to be WInkler/Mintz Oswald the Lucky Rabbit short. But resent rediscovery seems to confirm according to mr Borsset himself in interviews regarding the book that seems to be have been made by Disney instead of Mintz, but the book itself goes in no further detail on this particular short, so maybe they didn't have any further informaation on this particular short other than a film print of short itself so maybe they didn't think it was worth the inclusion in the book at this time. Licking some important details regarding its production.
Ever since Disney purchased the rights to Oswald, there has been great effort in tracking down the films (and other silent films) that are still considered lost.This book by Dave Bossert tells the story of Oswald, how Disney re-aquired him, and the current effort to located and preserve the films. It's also a guide to each film. For films that are missing, studio synopsises and other material are reproduced to give a solid idea of what the film was about and the action that took place. This section is exceptionally detailed. Bossert also explains how and where the films are found and acquired by the studio and preserved using modern technology. There's also a list, not only of films that are still missing, but also extant films that are incomplete; Material that researchers are still in search of.More lost films continue to be located every so often. Bossert even states that this writing may date quickly as more films are discovered. All the primary sources contained herein will still be valuable reference material though.This is an excellent documentation on Disney's silent period and film preservation.
A well written book with a great deal of information of how Oswald was born and then changed hands after one release season. Very informative and a must own for anyone interested in golden age theatrical animation. The myth that Oswald was "stolen" is clarified in that he belonged to Universal Pictures all the time; the real skullduggery was Mintz' successful effort to headhunt Disney's animators and create his own studio to produced the cartoons, rather than be just a middleman. Poetic justice that it didn't work out for him. One hopes that in years to come an updated edition is released with more on the "lost" Disney titles that are found, as well as more info on the 1928-29 release season. Films from this period are equally rare....
As a Disney fan I have always loved the story of Oswald and how he was lost all those years ago only to be found and reclaimed by Disney as he should have been. I also own the Disney Classics Oswald DVD that was released some years back. It is really fun to see the seeds of ideas and gags that show up even in today's Disney movies that were first formed in the Oswald cartoons. This book is a great companion to the cartoons and a plea to everyone who reads it to provide information for those Oswald cartoons that are still missing and waiting to be found with help from the public. It is also a great story about events that forever changed the way Walt Disney conducted his business and controlled his intellectual properties.
There's frustratingly little information available on Oswald the Lucky Rabbit's Disney years. Some of this is because such information has been lost to history, and some of it is because Oswald only occupied a very short period of Disney's illustrious career. Dave Bossert's book does an excellent job of gathering all the information available on Oswald and compiling it into one authoritative and beautifully illustrated book. I particularly enjoyed previously unseen scripts and story boards for lost shorts such as "The Banker's Daughter" and "Sagebrush Sadie."Bossert's book is clearly a labor of love, and he should be thoroughly commended for his hard work in finding Oswald's lost shorts after Disney reacquired the rights to this irascible, loveable character.
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