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Revision as of 19:31, 3 November 2024
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 | This company may need to be investigated. More information needs to be found regarding the company's background and history, including sources. |
Background
Gamle Billeder was a film production company from Denmark.
Logo (Unknown Year)
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Visuals: Over an orange/yellow background, there is a giant pile of broken filmrolls. A guy with a bowler hat peeks up from behind the pile, and looks at the camera and then to his right hand, where he is holding a filmstrip, that says something in Danish. He gets up, and the camera zooms out to reveal that the filmstrip says "GAMLE BILLEDER".
Technique: 2d cel animation.
Audio: A somber organ theme.
Availability: Only known to appear on Bygningen af Lillebæltsbroen.
