Canadian-born cartoon cartoonist Kricfalusi began his career by working on low end Saturday morning cartoons like the Jetsons revival and Fat Albert and the Cosby kids. In 1987, Kricfalusi's mentor, Ralph Bakshi, "saved" him by hiring him as supervising director on his show
Mighty Mouse, the New Adventures. The show...See full bio »
(On the impact of
The Ren & Stimpy Show): I think we are destroying the minds of America, and that's been one of my lifelong ambitions.
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Trivia:
When he acts, writes or directs in a cartoon that gets edited in a way that he feels ruins it and robs it of his "artistic vision," he uses the name "Raymond Spum' as an alias. The same way a major Hollywood director uses the moniker "Alan Smithee" when the studio has ruined his original intent.
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Trademark:
Almost always has his cartoons set in a retro or modern retro era
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