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Retro vfx: Titanic

The secrets behind the life (and death) of Titanic’s propeller guy
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Some of the animation crew -from left, Andrew Doucette (blonde with short hair), Ken King, David Byers Brown, Chris Armstrong.

Posted on November 25, 2017November 25, 2017Full size 885 × 594

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