Natwick

* -- Myron "Grim" Natwick 1890-1990 to a visitor as he lay dying in a hospital bed, age 100.

An Afternoon Remembering Steve Hulett 2008

Actually, the original is a hand-typed document I indirectly acquired from the Natwick estate, which has a lot of penciled-in corrections and an ending that seem to not be an ending at all - the last paragraphs have nothing to do with the subject at all and seem to have been written as general afterthoughts.

Musical Beats Revisited ...Now hear it from an old master... Hans Perk 2008

Natwick seemed to be a wanderer by nature, never really settling at a studio.

A note on Pinocchio... Hans Perk 2007

The fox and coachman sequence was suffused by Norman Ferguson's delightful brand of "theatricality" as Natwick called it and Shamus Culhane and Norman Tate played first and second violins to Fergies score that Disney had sanctioned.

Once more around the block... Hans Perk 2007

Natwick and Eugster also left and neither one ever felt the need to justify their exits.

A note on Pinocchio... Hans Perk 2007

Grim Natwick told me that one of the reasons he left Disney was a result of him asking for a copy of the draft for Snow White to put together a list of his footage on the film to justify his complain about not getting a bonus check as he was promised.

A Quick Culhane/Tate note... Hans Perk 2007

He can be seen at the far left of the picture below the fold, sitting right next to some guy named Natwick.

Where was Ed Benedict? Steve Hulett 2006

Or did they cast against type and make him Natwick instead?

lwb 2004

To my chief recipe tester, Anne Natwick, who helped me again and again, and again. . .

Make It Easy Make It Light Laurie Burrows Grad 1987

This recipe is a light adaptation of a creamy fish chowder prepared by my chief recipe tester Anne Natwick.

Make It Easy Make It Light Laurie Burrows Grad 1987