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The Mr. DNA exposition scene is Spielberg’s first hand-drawn cartoon sequence in a feature film he directed. Kurtz and Friends Animation created the old-school educational style cartoon. Spielberg asked for no changes to the storyboards, pencil tests or the final animation!🦕

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