FernGully: The Last Rainforest - posters, covers, wallpapers
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FernGully: The Last Rainforest (1992)
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1:16 (76 min)
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- The tropical forest shown in the cartoon is based on the Australian jungle. The artists specifically visited actual tropical rainforests.
- Tim Curry (who voiced Hexacus) sounded so terrifying in the recordings that children at the previews began to cry. The actor had to re-record his lines.
- Robin Williams recorded 14 hours of improvised voice-over for his character. His performance was so compelling that director Bill Kroyer tripled the character's screen time (which was originally only 8 minutes).
- Shortly after signing the contract with the authors of this film, Robin Williams was offered the role of the Genie in 'Aladdin,' and he accepted. When Jeffrey Katzenberg (head of Disney) found out, he ordered Williams to be removed from the creative team of 'FernGully: The Last Rainforest' on the grounds that the competing films were set to be released almost simultaneously. Williams refused to leave, after which Katzenberg stopped at nothing to complicate the production of 'FernGully...'. This situation became one of the reasons for Williams' split with Disney.
- The use of computer animation significantly sped up the work on the film. Animating flocks of birds, for example, would have been much more difficult and time-consuming using traditional methods.
- Zak's eyebrows and sideburns constantly change color.
- Krista's eye color changes throughout the movie. They are shown as green, aquamarine, and blue.
- Bats have poor eyesight, and in the film, the bat is constantly crashing into things. In reality, the bat shown on screen is a carnivorous bat (flying fox), which is diurnal and possesses excellent vision.
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