Cancelled film Shortly after Pixar, a spinout from Lucasfilm, found success with the first Toy Story film in 1995, there had been a push across Hollywood for more digitally animated films. Lucasfilm's Industrial Light & Magic (ILM), in the midst of transitioning from practical to digital effects, offered its services for producing these films to other studios. One of the first projects they tried to work on was with Universal Pictures to revive the Universal Classic Monsters line with a film called Frankenstein and the Wolfman. While several scripts and preliminary art was produced for this film, shake-ups at Universal due to the financial failure of Babe: Pig in the City led to changes in leadership for the film and ultimately its cancellation.
Cancelled film Shortly after Pixar a spinout from Lucasfilm found success with the first Toy Story film in 1995 there had been a push across Hollywood for more digitally animated films Lucasfilm's Industrial Light & Magic (ILM) in the midst of transitioning from practical to digital effects offered its services for producing these films to other studios One of the first projects they tried to work on was with Universal Pictures to revive the Universal Classic Monsters line with a film called Frankenstein and the Wolfman While several scripts and preliminary art was produced for this film shake-ups at Universal due to the financial failure of Babe Pig in the City led to changes in leadership for the film and ultimately its cancellation