It costs a lot more to create Stuart Little than to hire Jim Carrey. — Rob Minkoff Costs Copy Share Image
As an actor and singer, I loved to draw and I thought animation was a perfect combination of all those things. — Rob Minkoff Actor Copy Share Image
One of the great things about Disney, is that from the very beginning of the studio, they've been saving and keeping all… — Rob Minkoff Beginning Copy Share Image
The problem with a character like Mr. Peabody is - because he's supposed to be so smart - it's easy for a… — Rob Minkoff Character Copy Share Image
Animation functions like a repertory company. It requires a stable group of people. — Rob Minkoff Animation Copy Share Image
Mr. Peabody was such a rich character, but he was unexplored. There was a lot they couldn't get to in a four… — Rob Minkoff Character Copy Share Image
Raising a boy is much harder than being an astrophysicist or inventing a time machine. — Rob Minkoff Being Copy Share Image
I had the great good fortune to have Chuck Jones as a mentor and one of my first questions to him, was… — Rob Minkoff Bugs bunny Copy Share Image
Mr Peabody is a very smart character, a genius, so accomplished in many ways. And yet he's decided that he needed to… — Rob Minkoff Character Copy Share Image
I actually took a 3D class, that was offered by the DGA at Sony. They were talking about some of the component… — Rob Minkoff Choices Copy Share Image
Everybody assigned to 'Lion King' initially disliked it. The hot project was 'Pocahontas.' — Rob Minkoff Everybody Copy Share Image
The reality of animation is that it's a complicated thing to get a movie to a studio to make, because they typically… — Rob Minkoff Complicated Copy Share Image
When we make films - even 2D films - you're always trying to create this illusion of 3D, anyway. You're trying to… — Rob Minkoff Cinema Copy Share Image
I honestly think that half- animated/half-live action movies like 'Stuart Little' are the way forward: technology now achieves photorealism. The impossible is… — Rob Minkoff Action Copy Share Image
When I was a kid, I used to watch a lot of television. And I was a big, big fan of 'Rocky… — Rob Minkoff Big Copy Share Image
A film is a story told in pictures. The beginning process of the film is coming up with the idea, developing it… — Rob Minkoff Beginning Copy Share Image
Films are made the same today, as they've ever been made, in certain respects. The scriptwriting, the pre-production, the storyboarding, and the… — Rob Minkoff Animation Copy Share Image
The desire and drive to create this illusion of three-dimensional space is something that is true about every kind of film because… — Rob Minkoff Create Copy Share Image
I think Disney villains can be the most interesting characters in the films, and so you want to create something that's larger… — Rob Minkoff Create Copy Share Image
You know, making a movie's like fighting a war - you've got to roll with the punches. You've got to make your… — Rob Minkoff Battle Copy Share Image
There's a lot of talk about movie companies wanting to work more in China and I think our experience was overwhelmingly positive. — Rob Minkoff Experience Copy Share Image
You almost have to learn the past in order to forget it. If you can't allow yourself that, you can't create. — Rob Minkoff Create Copy Share Image
I remember back in my days at Disney, when we were doing hand-drawn animation, CG was just getting started. I remember seeing… — Rob Minkoff Cold Copy Share Image
In Asia, there aren't many characters as iconoclastic as the Monkey King. He's a trickster and contrarian character who works everywhere -… — Rob Minkoff Bugs bunny Copy Share Image
My personal goal is not just to make family films, but all kinds of films. — Rob Minkoff Cinema Copy Share Image
