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  • July 22, 2012 at 7:08 pm

    CAPTAIN FUTURE LIVE ACTION ANIME • WEB TV SERIES PROJECT

    In 1978, Toei produced an anime adaptation of Edmond Hamilton’s pulp sci-fi from the 1940s, Captain Future. In turn, the anime was edited and brought to an international market by Harmony Gold, of Robotech, and while the show did not make a sizable impression on America, it was a huge hit overseas. New Caledonian fan David Guivant from New Caledonia, South Cacific, has begun putting together a tribute to Captain Future (or as he’s known in Europe, Capitaine Flam), as well as the work of Kazuaki Kiriya (the live-action Casshern and Goemon films).

    Director David Guivant, an admirer of classic Animes and Mangas, is now working on a new project called Captain Future, inspired by the SCI-FI Classic created by Edmond Hamilton and the Japanese Anime from the ’70s.
    The main character is Curtis Newton, a brilliant scientist and adventurer who roams the solar system solving problems, righting wrongs, and vanquishing futuristic supervillains.

    The hero himself had many incarnations and different features, depending on various artist’s impressions, this project takes places 5 years after the events described in the Novels and the Anime.

    The project is all produced in 2D, following director Kazuaki Kirya’s footsteps (Casshern, Goemon) where cartoon and live action collide. (No 3D has been involved).

    CAPTAIN FUTURE TEASER 2012
    [video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iShV2gaiTdI[/video]

    While Captain Future is still in post-production for a December 2012 release, it has already been selected to be screened at several events:
    Tri-Cities International Fantastic Film Festival (Washington), Chicon 2012 (Chicago), Radcon Convention (Pasco), Northwescon 2012 ( Seattle), C.A.S.T 2012 (Singapore), Gameplay 2012 at Espace d’Animation Quiévrain (Belgium), Lyon Geek Show 2012 (France) and Malta Comicon 2012 (Malta).

    After Captain Future, independent director David Guivant has already begun work on his next project, a live adaptation of 1980s hit cartoon M.A.S.K.

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