Don Hertzfeldt

Person · Open Library

Works

1

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Film & TV

Fremont, California, USA

Don Hertzfeldt is a two-time Academy Award nominee whose animated films include "It's Such a Beautiful Day", the "World of Tomorrow" series, "Paper Trail", "ME", "The Meaning of Life", "On Memory", "Billy's Balloon", and "Rejected". His work has played around the world, received hundreds of awards, and in 2014 made a special appearance on "The Simpsons". 2020, GQ Magazine described his work as…

Known for

• On Memory — Himself (voice)2021
• Intro — Self (voice)2017
• It's Such a Beautiful Day — Narrator (voice)2012
• It's Such a Beautiful Day — Narrator (voice)2011
• Slacker 2011 — TV Backpacker2011
• Wisdom Teeth — Stanilus (voice)2010
• I Am So Proud of You — Narrator (voice)2008
• Everything Will Be OK — Narrator (voice)2006
• Hair High — Dill (voice)2004
• The Animation Show / Intermission in the Third Dimension / The End of the Show — Fluffy Thing #2 (voice)2003

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Music · MusicBrainz

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Person

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Listeners

1,050

Total plays

2,014

Don Hertzfeldt is a film-maker from the United States who specializes in animated short films. He is perhaps best-known for his Academy Award-nominated Rejected. Don is also a musician, but his music has only ever appeared in the soundtrack to one of his films - his first, Ah l'Amour. The others have either featured student ensembles (Genre), public-domain classical orchestral pieces (The Meaning of Life, Rejected), or silence (Billy's Balloon, Lily and Jim). <a href="https://www.last.fm/musi

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Wikidata facts

Instance of

human

Given name

Donald

Gender

male

Citizenship

United States

Place of birth

Fremont

Occupation

director

Official website

www.bitterfilms.com

Image

Don Hertzfeldt in 2015.jpg

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