Animating the Yellow Submarine

This chapter explores the creative challenges and collaborative efforts behind the animation of 'Yellow Submarine,' highlighting George Dunning's artistic influence and the need for adaptability in animating graphic characters. It discusses the intense production process, personal tragedies, and the involvement of numerous artists, emphasizing the importance of embodying characters for authentic movement. Anecdotes about the film's premiere and The Beatles' surprise visit add depth to the reflection on the legacy of this iconic animation.