Hayao Miyazaki: The Life Of A Hardworking Tyrant | Full Biography (Howl's Moving Castle)

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  @ItsBiographer · 2 years ago · pinned

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  @TastySnackies · 2 years ago

  He&apos;s one of those people who uses his work to hide the fact that every other aspect of his life has suffered because of his work. I feel bad for his children.

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  @WillScarlet16 · 3 years ago

  Personally I think he and Walt Disney have more in common than people realize - especially their childhoods. They were both forced to grow up fast to support their parents through tough times.<br>And as leaders they were both unable to pass their role on to anyone else. And it looks to me like when Miyazaki leaves this world, the same thing will happen to Ghibli that happened to Disney - with no clear successor to him, the studio will fall to the corporate leadership.

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  @mattstakeontheancients7594 · 3 years ago (edited)

  Know he isn’t a fan of most modern anime but without this man many modern anime wouldn’t be around and definitely not as popular. Grave of the Fireflies is one the first anime that made me cry. As a grown man believe I would still tear up if I watched it. To me an anime that can generate emotion in the audience is a sign of a great story. Love studio Ghibli as a kid of the nineties and animated movies have to thank this man for his work.

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  @kindface · 1 year ago (edited)

  WHAT ???<br>He quarrelled with Weinstein? &nbsp; And boycotted the Oscars?<br>Well, I need go no further. &nbsp;Miya san is DEFINITELY my hero !!

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  @marziamira7895 · 2 years ago

  I’m Italian, I was born in 1974 and I just realized that most of the cartoons and series I watched as a child were Miyazaki’s works. At the time in Italy, cartoons were only a children thing, &nbsp;and all the series that you could find on television were coming from Japan. I started to watch Lupin &nbsp;series when I was around 10 years old. I’m still a fan of his work and passing this passion to my daughters.

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  @bmoores84 · 2 years ago

  Here we are with and he has his 2nd Oscar win as well as the Governors Award and he wants to do another film! He truly is the man who can&apos;t stop!

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  @GreenLemon853 · 3 years ago (edited)

  My first ever Ghibli film was Spirited Away, but I’ve grown to love older films like Castle in the Sky and &nbsp;Kiki’s delivery service.

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  @kianamehmet1696 · 2 years ago

  His work is such a massive part of my life and provides me with intense warmth, safety and an intrigue. Despite having watched Ghibli almost daily for years, my love for it only grows. Spirited Away is my favourite, with Howl&apos;s Moving Castle in second.

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  @AntonioTeoli · 2 years ago

  A man so focused on his dream that end up turning into a timeless genius. Thank you Hayao-San

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  @leenayang1529 · 2 years ago

  It’s kinda like his art is a representation of the childhood he wished he had.

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  @chrizpo25 · 2 years ago

  Funnily enough, my favorite Ghibli movie is Whisper Of the Heart, directed by Yoshifumi Kondo, the supposed successor of Isao Takahata and Hayao Miyazaki who sadly passed away too soon.

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