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came up subsequent
to the original script.
:03:12
As you pan up here you will be
panning into a Whitlock drawing.
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One regret I had
about the release of the film
:03:25
is I wished I had changed
the title of the film.
:03:28
The Jacques Tourneur film, Cat People,
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which this ostensibly was a remake of
but not much of a remake,
:03:37
if I had just changed the title
:03:40
I think those people would not have
beaten me up with the comparison.
:03:46
There isn't much of a comparison
between the two films
:03:50
other than the title and the premise that
:03:55
people change form.
:03:59
Lycanthropy.
:04:02
Here's the first of our many cats.
:04:06
We used a whole variety
of animals on this.
:04:12
Some real leopards,
some mountain lions dyed black.
:04:17
This is a mountain lion dyed black.
:04:23
We used a Chinese leopard
that we had dyed black.
:04:29
Each animal's good for a different task.
:04:34
Here again is a Whitlock painting.
:04:40
This is all done on sound stage
at Universal.
:04:48
This upcoming device,
:04:53
which is used later on,
:04:54
where you bleed through the faces -
:04:57
today you could probably
line it up digitally,