1. Annette Tison
Annette Tison was born in 1942 in Hossegor, France. Tison was a French architect and writer. She pursued her graduation from the ÉcoleSpécialed'Architecture.Tison met her husband, Talus Taylor in Paris, where she was studying architecture. He was a biology and math teacher from San Francisco, USA. She is widely known for being the co-creator of the Barbapapa series Talus Taylor. Barbapapa is a children’s book series that was originally published as an album in 1970.
It later became a cartoon and a magazine in 1976. Barbapapa provided a whole generation with fond memories of the vibrant Barbapapa family. Some of her books include Glow in the dark and Barbapapa, Barbapapa’s New House, and Barbapap...
2. Joop Stokkermans
Johannes Andreas, also known as Joop Stokkermans, was a Dutch pianist and composer. OnFebruary 20, 1937, he was born in Leiden, Netherlands. Johannes has composed songs for several films and advertisements. He has also released several music albums. In 1978, he gave sound for the film Pinkeltje. Director Harrie Geelen directed the movie and it stars Aart Staartjes, Bob de Lange, Emmy Lopes Dias, etc. The film’s story revolves around a white-bearded old man whose name was Pinkeltje, he is a fictional character in children’s storybooks. He wears a pointed hat and is as tiny as a pinky finger. And so he got his name as Pinkeltje, which means 'fingerling' in Dutch. In 1992, he composed sound for the film, For a Lost Soldi...
Age:
87
Gender:
Male
3. Marv Newland
MARV NEWLAND, an American – Canadian filmmaker. He was an expert in making films in animation. He started his career in Los -Angles, where he began his career by making animated motion pictures. His first film was Bambi Meets Godzilla. Later, for some years, he worked for commercial advertisement. Then he shifted to Canada in 1970. In Canada, he began his animation career. In 1973, He created storyboards for the animated television series Barba papa. During this period, his first film Bambi Meets Godzilla was viewed widely in US when this film telecasted with Thanku Mask Man.
In 1975, he started his own company, International Rocketship Limited, in Vancouver. At Rocketship, he produ...
4. Leen Jongewaard
Leen Jongewaard was a Dutch actor and singer best known for his roles in TV shows. The actor was born on March 30, 1927, in Rozenstraat, Amsterdam. He is the youngest among eight brothers and sisters. His father was a fisherman and a Salvation Army senior officer. After his mother died at the start of WWII, Jongewaard was sent to the Haags Hervormd orphanage in The Hague, where his elder brother Cornelis worked. He returned to his father in 1942. His older brothers were stationed in Germany at the time. In 1947, Jongewaard and a companion saw a concert by the then-unknown Wim Kan at the Leidseplein Theater and were highly inspired.
He worked as a waiter, a youth worker, a bookbinder, and at numerous factories. The actor had ...
Date of Death:
04-06-1996
Age:
97
Gender:
Male
Date of Death:
04-06-1996
Age:
97
Gender:
Male
5. Ricet Barrier
Maurice-Pierre aka Ricet Barrier is a French singer and actor, who was born in Romilly-sur-Seine on August 25, 1932. ( Aube ). Ricet Barrier played in the RTF's Petit Conservatoire de la chanson de Mireille from 1955 to 1956. In the same year, he met Georges Weil alias Bernard Lelou, with whom he collaborated closely on both writing and music until Lelou died in 1990. Les Frères Jacques popularised a huge portion of their compositions, taking over twenty-one of them during their career.
During the 1950s, Ricet Barrier performed at the left bank cabarets in parallel to Paris. After being discharged from the army in 1958, he met Jacques Canetti and recorded La Servante du Château for the Philips label, which w...
Date of Death:
20-05-2011
Age:
91
Gender:
Male
Date of Death:
20-05-2011
Age:
91
Gender:
Male
6. Allen Swift
Allen swift (1924-2010) used to be a well-known American voice cartoon during his time. His original name was Iris Stadlen, but for his profession, he opted his name, “ Allen Swift”. His name is inspired by radio comedian Fred Allen and 18th-century satirist Jonathan Swift. After completing his study, he joined the army during the phase of the 2nd world war. Then he started his journey in acting. During the initial time, he worked as a host. He hosted shows like The Popeye Shows, Captain Allen, etc. Mostly he gave his voices for the NBC Howdy Doody Show.
Later he became the writer for Howdy Doody because of the sudden demise of this show’s writer. He worked more than a y...
Date of Death:
18-04-2010
Age:
100
Gender:
Male
Date of Death:
18-04-2010
Age:
100
Gender:
Male
7. Talus Taylor
Talus Taylor was born in San Francisco, California, the United States, in 1933. On 19th February 2015, he passed away. He was a well-known children's novelist. Talus is well known for co-creating the Barbapapa series with his brother. In the series, he collaborated alongside his wife, Annette Tison. Annette Tison is a French actress. She was born in Paris, in 1942. She was a student of architecture.
Barbapapa was born when the couple met in a Paris cafe and began writing together. They married eventually. In the 1970s, the Barbapapa series was originally published in French. The series was translated into over 30 languages, gaining worldwide acclaim. The Barbapapa family, known for their ability to shape-shift at will, ...
Date of Death:
19-02-2015
Age:
91
Gender:
Male
Date of Death:
19-02-2015
Age:
91
Gender:
Male
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