who grew up watching Ray Harryhausen films. WES ANDERSON: I really loved them as a kid. ULABY: The kind of kid transfixed by the swaggering goat-legged Cyclops in the 1958 movie "The 7th Voyage of ...

Before there was Ray Harryhausen there was Willis O’Brien ... The myriad creatures of Seventh Voyage of Sinbad, including the Cyclops, the four-armed snake woman, the Roc.

Ray Harryhausen, a special effects master whose sword-fighting skeletons, a giant octopus, Cyclops and other fantastical creations were adored by film lovers and admired by industry heavyweights ...

Kerwin Mathews, who earned a niche in film history as the handsome hero who battled a Cyclops, a dragon and ... created by special effects legend Ray Harryhausen. “He was very good in it ...

And although it marks the first appearance of a Harryhausen staple, the sword-wielding skeleton warriors, it is another creature that really catches our eye. The Cyclops is a hybrid of Pan (hence ...

“The 7th Voyage of Sinbad”: It’s tough to think about 1950s science fiction and horror films without thinking of the innovative stop-motion animation work of Ray Harryhausen, at least in an ...

Ray Harryhausen’s outstanding stop-motion animation of the ... Based on Harryhausen’s own story treatment titled THE CYCLOPS, the monster in EARTH was originally based on a giant creature in ...

stop-motion animator Ray Harryhausen frightened and fascinated audiences as they watched a giant octopus pull down the in "It Came From Beneath the Sea" (1955), a Cyclops roast a sailor alive in ...

“I don’t see many new movies,” Ray Harryhausen says on the phone from ... if they did the Cyclops, it would just be some Greek wrestler with a fake eye glued to his forehead.

Raymond Frederick “Ray” Harryhausen—who died today at age ... the monstrous single-horned Cyclops. In 2008, the Library of Congress selected the film for preservation in the United States ...

For all lovers of adventure films, Ray Harryhausen is one of the most magically ... Sympathetic and relatable, Ymir is a definitive Harryhausen creation. The Cyclops (7 Voyages of Sinbad, 1958) I love ...

Ray Harryhausen, the greatest stop-motion animator ... Kraken of Clash of the Titans and the horned, cloven-hoofed Cyclops from The 7th Voyage of Sinbad. His creatures have presence.