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Les Clark (born November 17, 1908) is the first of Disney's Nine Old Men. Les Clark was de eerste van Disney's Nine Old Men. Hij kwam bij Disney in 1927. Hij was de enigste naast Ub Iwerks die bij het ontstaan van Mickey Mouse aanwezig was. Les Clark (1907-1979) fue un diseñador y animador de Los Estudios Disney. Entró a los estudios en 1927, y fue íntimo amigo de Walt Disney y el legendario Ub Iwerks.thumb|263px Walt Disney complimented Les on the lettering he made for the menus on the mirrors at the candy store. Two years later in 1927, about to graduate from Venice High School, Clark got up the nerve to ask Walt for a job. "Bring some of your drawings in and let's see what they look like," he recalled Walt saying. At the Hyperion studio in the Silver Lake area east of Hollywood, Clark showed his samples, which he admitted were freehand copies of cartoons in College Humor. Walt admired his "swift, deft" graphic line and hired him. Clark graduated from high school on a Thursday and jubilantly reported to work the following Monday, February 23, 1927 though Walt warned him "it might just be a temporary job." The "temporary" job lasted nearly half a century. __NOEDITSECTION__ Image:Information-silk.png|Character Template rect 0 0 20 20 Staff Template desc none Les Clark Real Name Unknown Job Titles Animator First publication Unknown — Les Clark Les Clark est un animateur et réalisateur américain né le 17 novembre 1907 à Ogden, Utah (États-Unis) et décédé le 11 septembre 1979 à Santa Barbara (Californie). Il était membre de la légendaire équipe des Nine Old Men des studios Disney.

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Les Clark was de eerste van Disney's Nine Old Men. Hij kwam bij Disney in 1927. Hij was de enigste naast Ub Iwerks die bij het ontstaan van Mickey Mouse aanwezig was. Walt Disney complimented Les on the lettering he made for the menus on the mirrors at the candy store. Two years later in 1927, about to graduate from Venice High School, Clark got up the nerve to ask Walt for a job. "Bring some of your drawings in and let's see what they look like," he recalled Walt saying. At the Hyperion studio in the Silver Lake area east of Hollywood, Clark showed his samples, which he admitted were freehand copies of cartoons in College Humor. Walt admired his "swift, deft" graphic line and hired him. Clark graduated from high school on a Thursday and jubilantly reported to work the following Monday, February 23, 1927 though Walt warned him "it might just be a temporary job." The "temporary" job lasted nearly half a century. By the time he retired in 1975, Les Clark was a senior animator and director, and the "longest continuously employed member of Walt Disney Productions." Disney's job offer changed Clark's life. Throughout his lengthy career he repaid Walt with loyalty and a dogged striving to improve his work. In return, he gained a knowledge of the animation business from the ground up. During Clark's first year at the studio, he happily toiled in the industry's lowest entry-level positions: for his first six months he operated the animation camera, then spent a subsequent six months as an inker-painter. That is, he traced hundreds of animation drawings onto sheets of clear celluloid acetate ("cels") in ink with a crow-quill pen and painted them on the reverse side with opaque colors (black, white, and gray only, in those pre-Technicolor days). Clark entered animation at a pivotal time and participated in events that shaped not only Disney's future but the history of the art form itself. When he arrived, the Alice Comedies were winding down and a series starring a new character named Oswald the Lucky Rabbit was beginning. Ub Iwerks, who became Clark's mentor, was the studio's top animator, capable of turning out large numbers of cleverly animated drawings each day. __NOEDITSECTION__ Image:Information-silk.png|Character Template rect 0 0 20 20 Staff Template desc none Les Clark Real Name Unknown Job Titles Animator First publication Unknown — Les Clark Les Clark est un animateur et réalisateur américain né le 17 novembre 1907 à Ogden, Utah (États-Unis) et décédé le 11 septembre 1979 à Santa Barbara (Californie). Il était membre de la légendaire équipe des Nine Old Men des studios Disney. Les Clark (born November 17, 1908) is the first of Disney's Nine Old Men. Les Clark (1907-1979) fue un diseñador y animador de Los Estudios Disney. Entró a los estudios en 1927, y fue íntimo amigo de Walt Disney y el legendario Ub Iwerks.thumb|263px

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