Disney’s Dinosaur, and how its origins go back to RoboCop
Production update:
Disney’s Dinosaur, released in 2000, cost the studio over $100m to make. But the concept began life on the set of RoboCop, with storyboards by Paul Verhoeven.
A notable outlier in Disney’s official roster of animated classics is Dinosaur, a film released in 2000 which combines live-action locations with CG renderings of a “fearfully great lizard” ... Disney’s Dinosaur, and how its origins go back to RoboCop The post Disney’s Dinosaur, and how its origins go back to RoboCop appeared first on Film Stories.
Production Insight
- Phase: Principal photography
- Studio/Network: Independent / Undisclosed
- Project: 300
Why It Matters
This announcement reflects standard principal photography workflow progressions in modern studio operations.
This development signals continued activity in the principal photography sector, affecting scheduling and resource allocation for teams involved.
Originally reported by Film Stories →