I animated Eeyore in the short film WINNIE THE POOH AND A DAY FOR EEYORE. A little boy asked whether Eeyore was ‘hurt’ by the tack that held his tail on, and that was why he was sad all the time. I assured the little boy that Eeyore did not feel pain when the tail was tacked on. He was a nice little kid, and was genuinely concerned.
catchup 14 days ago
Oh dear. Personally I’d rather muzzle the folks who trot out the inspirational sayings like “it’s ok not to be ok” but I understand the feeling.
posse1 Premium Member 14 days ago
Awww…he says sweet, kinda positive stuff from time to time. & he has lost his tail again!
MeGoNow Premium Member 14 days ago
If you can’t say something nice, say nothing at all. (And it’s pronounced eye-ore.)
Bill D. Kat Premium Member 14 days ago
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nancyb creator 14 days ago
I animated Eeyore in the short film WINNIE THE POOH AND A DAY FOR EEYORE. A little boy asked whether Eeyore was ‘hurt’ by the tack that held his tail on, and that was why he was sad all the time. I assured the little boy that Eeyore did not feel pain when the tail was tacked on. He was a nice little kid, and was genuinely concerned.
ddjg 14 days ago
And a tip of the hat this is to Ernest H. Shephard!
eddi-TBH 14 days ago
Tongue tail tied.