1991 in animation
Events in 1991 in animation.
Events
- Animal Logic is founded.
- Dong Woo Animation is founded.
- November - Turner Broadcasting purchases animation studio Hanna-Barbera.
Films released
- August 2 – Rover Dangerfield
- November 22 –
- December 13 – A Wish for Wings That Work
Television series
Debuts
- January 1 – Young Robin Hood debuts in syndication (Canada, United States, 1991-1992).
- March 31 – Darkwing Duck debuts in syndication (United States, 1991-1992).
- August 11 – The three Nicktoons series, Doug (United States, 1991-1994 1996-1999), Rugrats (United States, 1991-2004) and The Ren & Stimpy Show (United States, 1991-1996) debuts on Nickelodeon.
- September – Aeon Flux debuts on MTV (United States, 1991-1995).
- September 7 – Hammerman debuts on ABC (1991).
- September 14:
- Back to the Future debuts on CBS (United States, 1991-1992).
- Super Mario World debuts on NBC (United States, 1991).
- September 30 – James Bond Jr. debuts in syndication (United States, 1991-1992).
- October 2 – The Adventures of Tintin, an animated television series based on the same name, a series of books by Hergé debuts on HBO (US), Family (Canada) and Channel 5 (UK) (1991-1992).
Births
- December 17 – Daniel Tay, American actor and voice actor
Deaths
- May 22 – Joy Batchelor, English director, producer, writer, art director and animator
See also
This article is issued from
Wikipedia.
The text is licensed under Creative Commons - Attribution - Sharealike.
Additional terms may apply for the media files.