AN INTERVIEW WITH GERALD SCARFE

Gerald Scarfe is a world renowned British political cartoonist and caricaturist. In 1966 he was the first cartoonist since the Victorian era to openly portray and ridicule the British monarch. His notability among the general public rose thanks to his work for Pink Floyd, particularly their cult movie 'Pink Floyd: The Wall' (1982), which featured his animated sequences. Fans of British comedy might recognize his style from the opening credits of the sitcom 'Yes Minister' (1980-1984) and its follow-up 'Yes, Prime Minister' (1986-1988). Last but not least the graphic look of the Walt Disney film 'Hercules' (1997) was inspired by his style.
Watch his epic work here:
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[@retromograph3893]

Why does the interviewer feel the need to finish Gerald’s sentences? I have the feeling we missed out on some nuggets, Gerald was just about to say something interesting, then the guy interrupts….

[@RSEFX]

Not much of an audience reaction to some truly stunning an funny work. Great talent (and married to the lovely and elegant lady, Jane Asher to boot! A good good life indeed!)

[@FMHansen]

Gerald Scarfe is freaken amazing!!

[@lucymartinez7537]

wonderful housband of jane asher

[@thealleys]

@Doctor Cough-for-Me I thought the same thing

[@Dios67]

I always think of Scarfe as being more thoughtful than he actually is. To say one political party is better than the other when they are same is a logical fault, and obviously biased. Obama was extremely overrated and only got the support he did due to his skin color and not for his qualifications for the job.

[@creativtalentnetwork]

Super proud to have the legendary cartoonist and designer for Pink Floyd the Wall and Walt Disney's Hercules at CTNX2018. Thank you Gerald Scarfe and John Musker. This was EPIC

[@EMY.sr.]

Thank you for putting this videos in the KZbin.