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The Following Intellectual Properties Are Now Ducks, Thanks To Tubbz

The Following Intellectual Properties Are Now Ducks, Thanks To Tubbz

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Someone out there became rich when they discovered if you take any character and turn it into a small rubber duck, people will buy it. That was the philosophy the Tubbz line was founded on, and they have duckified such beloved IPs as Dungeons & Dragons, Power Rangers, Metal Gear Solid, Jurassic Park, My Hero Academia and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Now they turn their practice toward video game demigods, starship captains and pop song obsessed trolls. Captain Janeway Duck: Janeway was having a bad enough day after Paramount completely wiped all traces of her animated series Star Trek: Prodigy from the universe, just before she was about to premiere her second season. But THEN, on top of everything else, she ended up piloting her ship too fast, forgetting that if you travel at a fast enough warp speed, you turn into a duck. How will she get out of this one? Janeway sighs and slurps hot coffee with her bill. God of War Ragnarok Ducks: Kratos and his son

The Flashback Interview: John Bruno

The Flashback Interview: John Bruno

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My newest interview subject, John Bruno, is an accomplished visual effects artist. He’s helped to create some of the most memorable images of the last few decades of blockbuster cinema in projects ranging from Ghostbusters and the first two Poltergeist films to Terminator 2: Judgment Day and Batman Returns to Avatar and the Twilight films. He’s even won an Oscar, taking home the Best Visual Effects Oscar for The Abyss. I spoke to John Bruno recently about his long and diverse career, and we put this together over the course of two phone calls. I hope you all enjoy getting to know this amazing talent. Say hello to John Bruno! Johnny: I would like to start off with this question: Had you always wanted to be in the entertainment industry, or did you initially have a different career goal in mind? John Bruno: Different. My family is from Central California. Monterey, and when I was growing up, I was lucky. On The Monterey peninsula, Carmel in particular lived many successful

The Flashback Interview: Nichole McAuley

The Flashback Interview: Nichole McAuley

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I first came across Nichole McAuley when I saw she was going to be a guest at The Hollywood Show, a popular autograph convention based in California. Although I didn’t buy her autograph, I was fascinated by reading her biography on the site. With stints as a dancer, a model, a singer, an actress and a make-up artist, I knew she must have some interesting stories to tell, and she shared them with me on September 5th. I hope you all enjoy getting to meet her. Say hello to Nichole McAuley! Johnny: Hello, Nichole. Nichole: Hi, Johnny. How are you? Johnny: I’m good. Thank you for taking the time to speak to me. Nichole: Absolutely. Johnny: Alright. I have my questions ready to go, and I’m starting out with this one: You started out very young. What made you decide on a performing career? Nichole: I started dancing when I was 3, and did my first recital when I was 4. I knew, from that very moment, that’s exactly where