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Gerry Woolery, Emmy-Winning Animator on Jim Carrey's 'The Duck Factory,' Dies at 73
Gerry Woolery, an animator and graphic designer who received an Emmy Award for his work on the Allan Burns comedy The Duck Factory, starring Jim Carrey in his first series gig, has died. He was 73.

Woolery died May 10 at his home in Coupeville, Washington, after a long battle with cancer, his friend Bob Condor told The Hollywood Reporter.

Woolery won his Emmy for outstanding achievement for graphic design and title sequences for NBC's The Duck Factory, which lasted just 13 episodes in 1984. Created by Burns (The Mary Tyler Moore Show, My Mother the Car) and Herbert Klynn for Mtm ...
See full article at The Hollywood Reporter - Film + TV
  • 5/25/2018
  • The Hollywood Reporter - Film + TV
Gerry Woolery, Emmy-Winning Animator on Jim Carrey's 'The Duck Factory,' Dies at 73
Gerry Woolery, an animator and graphic designer who received an Emmy Award for his work on the Allan Burns comedy The Duck Factory, starring Jim Carrey in his first series gig, has died. He was 73.

Woolery died May 10 at his home in Coupeville, Washington, after a long battle with cancer, his friend Bob Condor told The Hollywood Reporter.

Woolery won his Emmy for outstanding achievement for graphic design and title sequences for NBC's The Duck Factory, which lasted just 13 episodes in 1984. Created by Burns (The Mary Tyler Moore Show, My Mother the Car) and Herbert Klynn for Mtm ...
See full article at The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
  • 5/25/2018
  • The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
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