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The Flashback Interview: Robert Short

The Flashback Interview: Robert Short

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In 2018, Beetlejuice celebrates its’ 30th anniversary. The movie won an Oscar for Best Makeup, and one of the winners of that award was my next interview subject, Robert Short. Robert Short is an acclaimed visual effects artist who has worked on a wide variety of projects, from the Spielberg movies 1941 and E.T The Extra-Terrestrial to Splash and Ace Ventura: Pet Detective. We discussed those projects and many more on Wednesday, June 27th, and I hope you all enjoy getting to know him. Say hello to Robert Short! Robert: Right on time. Johnny: Hello, Mr. Short. Johnny Caps here. How are you? Robert: Hi. How are you? I’m doing fine. Johnny: Alright. I have my questions ready to go. Robert: Okay. I don’t know if I’ll have my answers ready to go, but I’ll give it a shot. Johnny: Alright. What inspired you towards a career in the entertainment industry? Robert: As a kid, I was a big monster fan. I was one of those classic monster kids, bought

The Flashback Interview: Dee Wallace

The Flashback Interview: Dee Wallace

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I was born in 1982, and the big movie of that year was E.T The Extra-Terrestrial. It made an impact on me from the first time I saw it, and it’s a movie I’ve often returned to over the years. One of the talents who stood out in that movie was Dee Wallace, who played Mary, the mother of the family the movie centers around. I’ve been a fan of Ms. Wallace’s for a long time, and on February 7th, I was lucky enough to have the chance to interview her, thanks to the help of Harlan Boll, who set up my 2017 interviews with Rip Taylor and Judy Tenuta. We covered a lot of ground in this interview, and I hope you enjoy reading it. Say hello to Dee Wallace! Dee: Alright, I’m all yours’. Johnny: Alright. As always, I thank you for taking the time to do this interview, and I’d like to start with this question: As with many who were born in the 80s, my first