#Michael Beattie

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Care Bears Nutcracker Suite

The author shares their fondness for the 1988 "Care Bears Nutcracker Suite" movie adapted from Tchaikovsky's ballet. The author praises the voice acting, animation quality, and unique storytelling woven with engaging characters and delightful humor.

Now I may be out on a limb here, but I loved the Care Bears when I was a kid. It was probably my first favorite show. If you’re a Care Bears fan, then you know that in 1988 a made for the TV movie, adapted from the 1982 Tchaikovsky ballet, “Care Bears Nutcracker Suite” was released. Most people I know have never heard of it, though I was so obsessed with it, I watched it year-round, never…

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Michael Beattie as the voice of Tattoo the Pig in The Secret Life of Pets (2016) with Kevin Hart, Bobby Moynihan, and Jim Cummings. Mike was born in Toronto and has 57 acting credits from a 1984 tv movie, to three episodes in a 2024 animated series.

His other notable credits include 52 episodes of Beverly Hills Teens (1987), and voices in 27 of The Care Bears, 65 of Babar, 62 of Conan the Adventurer, The Lorax, Minions, Despicable Me 3, The Secret Life of Pets 2, and Minions: The Rise of Gru.

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2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)

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Cover art by Robert Beatty for Mr. 666 by Michael Perkins.

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My Top 10 Superhero/Comic Book Movies

What are your's?

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35mm photos of Mick with models and including actor Warren Beatty and producer Lorne Michaels

From thecatspajamas99 on eBay

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LABYRINTH 1986

I ask for so little. Just fear me, love me, do as I say, and I will be your slave.

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This is for those of you lovely people who have read The Way The Wind Blows - I finally had time to finish this digital drawing of Michael and Marren from the scene of their first official date 🥹

Very happy with how Michael turned out and Marren more or less looks like how I have pictured her in my head.

Some things aren't perfect (like the fingers because hands are the bane of my existence) but I'm only in the beginning of my digital art journey so please be kind lol

Hope everyone is doing well! <3

-T

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Twisted Metal has been renewed for Season 2 at Peacock

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Dr. Victor von Doom in Marvel Super Heroes Secret Wars #1 “The War Begins!”

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Bonnie and Clyde (1967) Arthur Penn

June 18th 2023

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Ryan Beatty – Brooklyn Steel – Brooklyn, NY – February 24, 2024

Photos by Tyler Michael DiValerio © 2024

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Here's some of the people I met at San Jose Galaxy Con 2024 this year!

-Monty Python member John Cleese. He gave me his autograph and his finger in my ear. While he autographed my copy of "Monty Python and the Holy Grail," I told him I liked Terry Gilliam's animations and I'm an artist myself. He looked at Domino on my GuineaPigDan shirt and said he liked guinea pigs. :) He also had an interesting Q&A panel that I attended.

-Michael Dorn, the actor for Worf on Star Trek TNG. I told him TNG was the first Star Trek show I saw as a kid, thanks to my parents.

-Weird Al Yankovic. I told him the first music video of his I saw was the Weasel Stomping Day video!

-Captain Kirk aka William Shatner. Like Cleese, he also did a Q&A panel that was interesting to listen to, telling stories like how he helped Patrick Stewart put on pantyhose to protect his legs for the horse riding scene in Star Trek Generations, and how one of his most intimate moments with Leonard Nimoy was bonding with him after the both of them went through nasty divorces at the same time. Very odd stories! Unlike Cleese, Shatner did not get up-close and personal with me and had a little deflector shield between him and guests.

-John Beatty, Marvel artist for the original 1984 Secret Wars comic. The writer for Secret Wars, Jim Shooter, was supposed to be at the con but canceled. I was very lucky to find that Beatty attended though, and I got a poster autographed by him!

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'Homicide: Life on the Street' – TV's greatest network cop drama on Peacock

There is no shortage of cop dramas and police procedurals in the annals of American TV but when it comes down to it, there is no network show as rich, as complex, as engaging as Homicide: Life on the Street (1993-1999). Created by Paul Attanasio, based on the nonfiction book “Homicide: A Year on the Killing Streets” by Baltimore Sun crime reporter David Simon (who was brought on as a consultant…

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September 2021. Stylish Claudia Caranfa cover for the third Hard Case Crime volume compiling the MS. TREE comic series by Max Allan Collins and Terry Beatty. Drawing on Collins' love of Mickey Spillane's Mike Hammer, Ms. Michael Tree (née Friday) is a private investigator and the widow of another private eye who was murdered on their wedding day. Like Hammer, Ms. Tree is tough as nails, and a singularly ruthless heroine.

THE COLD DISH actually presents the character's earliest appearances, beginning with her debut in ECLIPSE MAGAZINE in 1981, followed by the early issues of the MS. TREE ongoing series from 1983–1989. The first two volumes of this series made the curious choice to lead with the character's last comic book appearances to date, the MS. TREE QUARTERLY series originally published by DC in the early 1990s. Collins explains the rationale for this in his introduction to the first volume, but it's still a little jarring in terms of the series' internal chronology. It appears the plan from here on out is to reprint the rest of the '80s series in chronological order; a fourth volume appeared in 2022 and a fifth came out in October 2023.