Robert Rodriguez

Yeah.

Yeah.

And because it was done that way first, like with Arnold in it, people just figured, oh, we'll just hire a bodybuilder to be a barbarian-type character from then on. But to do it really like that, he's more like a James Bond character. You know, he goes from movie to movie. Yes. And he's really fucking smart. Yes. And he's just... No, but I got to meet Frazetta. So keep that up for a second.

And because it was done that way first, like with Arnold in it, people just figured, oh, we'll just hire a bodybuilder to be a barbarian-type character from then on. But to do it really like that, he's more like a James Bond character. You know, he goes from movie to movie. Yes. And he's really fucking smart. Yes. And he's just... No, but I got to meet Frazetta. So keep that up for a second.

And because it was done that way first, like with Arnold in it, people just figured, oh, we'll just hire a bodybuilder to be a barbarian-type character from then on. But to do it really like that, he's more like a James Bond character. You know, he goes from movie to movie. Yes. And he's really fucking smart. Yes. And he's just... No, but I got to meet Frazetta. So keep that up for a second.

So I went to his... We talked about his paintings and how he did it, and I got a theory on how he did this. But... When I went and saw the originals, like, holy shit, you got all the originals. how did you make the, and he really loved to live life. Like he'd go play golf, he'd go play baseball. He'd get an assignment and he'd wait till the last minute and go and paint it.

So I went to his... We talked about his paintings and how he did it, and I got a theory on how he did this. But... When I went and saw the originals, like, holy shit, you got all the originals. how did you make the, and he really loved to live life. Like he'd go play golf, he'd go play baseball. He'd get an assignment and he'd wait till the last minute and go and paint it.

So I went to his... We talked about his paintings and how he did it, and I got a theory on how he did this. But... When I went and saw the originals, like, holy shit, you got all the originals. how did you make the, and he really loved to live life. Like he'd go play golf, he'd go play baseball. He'd get an assignment and he'd wait till the last minute and go and paint it.

So what happens when you wait till the last minute, you have to just open up the pipe and let it through, right?

So what happens when you wait till the last minute, you have to just open up the pipe and let it through, right?

So what happens when you wait till the last minute, you have to just open up the pipe and let it through, right?

I think that's why we all know this place, you know, collectively dream, you know, Jim Cameron would come over to my house, you know, Del Toro, George Miller, John Favreau, to see these originals in person. When you see them in person, it blows your mind. It feels like you're being transported.

I think that's why we all know this place, you know, collectively dream, you know, Jim Cameron would come over to my house, you know, Del Toro, George Miller, John Favreau, to see these originals in person. When you see them in person, it blows your mind. It feels like you're being transported.

I think that's why we all know this place, you know, collectively dream, you know, Jim Cameron would come over to my house, you know, Del Toro, George Miller, John Favreau, to see these originals in person. When you see them in person, it blows your mind. It feels like you're being transported.

I think because he did them at the last minute, they just came from the universe because that's why people were related. People would just buy these paperbacks for the art. Yes. This, this Conan was created in the thirties.

I think because he did them at the last minute, they just came from the universe because that's why people were related. People would just buy these paperbacks for the art. Yes. This, this Conan was created in the thirties.

I think because he did them at the last minute, they just came from the universe because that's why people were related. People would just buy these paperbacks for the art. Yes. This, this Conan was created in the thirties.

Books came out in the sixties. Right. They didn't become a big hit till these books came out because of the art. Exactly. And then when you read the stories, the stories were really great, but they got them for the art. A hundred percent. And he was showing me his, his, his layout of paintings. And he went two days, one day, three days, four days, two days. I was like, holy shit. Just locked in.

Books came out in the sixties. Right. They didn't become a big hit till these books came out because of the art. Exactly. And then when you read the stories, the stories were really great, but they got them for the art. A hundred percent. And he was showing me his, his, his layout of paintings. And he went two days, one day, three days, four days, two days. I was like, holy shit. Just locked in.

Books came out in the sixties. Right. They didn't become a big hit till these books came out because of the art. Exactly. And then when you read the stories, the stories were really great, but they got them for the art. A hundred percent. And he was showing me his, his, his layout of paintings. And he went two days, one day, three days, four days, two days. I was like, holy shit. Just locked in.