Ralph Bakshi's Lord of the Rings... United Artists ...and Peter Jackson’s tribute to it in Fellowship of the Ring. Peter Jackson's Fellowship of the Ring But Bakshi’s Lord of the Rings should ...

Director Ralph Bakshi was a fan of Led Zeppelin. He asked Led Zeppelin if he could use the band's songs in the 1978 film 'The Lord of the Rings.' The band agreed, but the film's producer couldn't ...

Bill Plympton's latest hand-drawn feature is a scruffy collaboration that's like an updated Ralph Bakshi cartoon. But maybe not updated enough. Drawing a cartoon feature by hand, frame by frame ...

Not many people can say that Spider-Man cost them their girlfriend and their drug dealer, but Ralph Bakshi is not an ordinary man.Bakshi is the controversial animator behind the cult film Fritz ...

and Bill Plympton spring immediately to mind. During the 1970's, if you were seek out that generation's most famous iconoclast, the name you'd quickly arrive at would be Ralph Bakshi.

Ralph Bakshi's bawdy and outrageous 1972 film sparked ... The Jackson Five, and Bill Cosby's Fat Albert were among the Saturday morning cartoons on US network television." The use of "found ...

For more than 40 years, underground animator Ralph Bakshi changed the rules of animation. His 1972 feature debut, Fritz the Cat, was the first animated film to receive an X rating. His fierce ...