Even if you don't know the man or what he was responsible for, the documentary is very accesible. It actually is easy to watch and be entertained by. As some others have stated, yes Frazetta is the Godfather of Conan amongst other things. And he is being held in high regard by many other creative minds. One of the funniest things was him reflecting on celebrities being intimated or shy meeting him - you got to love a man who's such a creative mind yet so humble.
That is just one episode and he's not the only one speaking about himself or about his career and the way he rose or rather made his way. Others talk about him and the documentary is very well put together. The timelines works and the edit of the footage they shot (apparently mostly at comic cons) is very well made too
That is just one episode and he's not the only one speaking about himself or about his career and the way he rose or rather made his way. Others talk about him and the documentary is very well put together. The timelines works and the edit of the footage they shot (apparently mostly at comic cons) is very well made too