Filming began in April 2009 and took place in cities including Los Angeles, New York, London, and Glasgow, featuring interviews with key figures in the comic book industry.
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Filming began in April 2009 and took place in cities including Los Angeles, New York, London, and Glasgow, featuring interviews with key figures in the comic book industry.
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Grant Morrison sits for interviews in Glasgow, reflecting on a career that spans over three decades. "Grant Morrison: Talking with Gods" features conversations with prominent figures from the comic book industry, including Dan DiDio and Karen Berger of DC Comics. The film follows Morrison's evolution from a shy teenager obsessed with comics to a successful writer known for works like "Batman RIP" and "The Invisibles." Filmed across cities like Los Angeles and New York, it connects Morrison's life experiences with his creative output.
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Why Watch
- Meet Grant Morrison and his creative collaborators.
- See insights from DC Comics' Dan DiDio and Karen Berger.
- Find out about Morrison's impact on the comic book industry.
Did You Know
- Filming for the documentary began in April 2009.
- The documentary premiered in November 2010 at New York Comic-Con.
- It features interviews with over a dozen artists and industry professionals.
- The film was co-produced by Sequart and Respect Films.
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Who directed Grant Morrison: Talking with Gods?
The documentary was directed by Patrick Meaney.
When was Grant Morrison: Talking with Gods released?
The film was picked up for release in July 2010 and premiered at New York Comic-Con in November 2010.
What is the runtime of Grant Morrison: Talking with Gods?
The documentary has a duration of 80 minutes.
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