Crying Chief
1962
Chef's buddy is in despair. The cook offers comfort.
Advertising film for canned soup of the American brand Heinz
Crying Chief
Advertising film for canned soup of the American brand Heinz in which a cook has to cry because he has heard that some people don't eat Heinz soup. He is comforted by his colleague who then praises the product.
Trivia
Heinz had quite a few puppet animations made at Joop Geesink's Dollywood in the fifties and sixties. Remarkable is the typical English humor and self-mockery that often returns in these movies. Besides condensed canned soup, Heinz also advertised their tomato ketchup with puppet animation.
Credits
| Title: | Crying Chief | |
|---|---|---|
| Client: | Heinz | |
| Year of production: | 1962 | |
| Duration: | 1 minuut | |
| Art Direction: | Max Keuris | |
| Music: | - | |
| Animator: | Cor Icke | |
| Puppets: | Harry Tolsma | |
| Puppet's dressing: | Lia Sten | |
| Format: | 35 mm, Technicolor |
