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A live-action film is due to release in 2024, starring Creator/ZacharyLevi. No, really.
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A [[Film/HaroldAndThePurpleCrayon2024 live-action film film]] is due to release in 2024, starring Creator/ZacharyLevi. No, really.
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A live-action film [[http://www.pajiba.com/trade_news/harold-and-the-purple-crayon-heading-to-the-big-screen.php is due to release in the works]], with Sony returning from the series (albeit moving from Adelaide Productions to Creator/SonyPicturesAnimation) and co-producing with Creator/WillSmith's Overbrook Entertainment unit.2024, starring Creator/ZacharyLevi. No, really. However, as Website/TheOtherWiki [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harold_and_the_Purple_Crayon#Film notes]], news on the film has been sporadic since its initial announcement in 2010.\n
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* GentleGiantSauropod: Double subverted in "Blast From the Past". Harold goes to search for a giant sauropod to ride on, but when he finally encounters one, a ''Titanosaurus'', he seemingly menaces Harold, his ''Pteranodon'' friend, and a herd of other dinosaurs. But after Harold saves him from a tarpit, the ''Titanosaurus'' turns out be a GentleGiant and was only aggressive because the other dinosaurs ate his supply of pinecones that he had been saving for winter. Once Harold draws him giant pinecones to feed him, the sauropod returns the favor by giving him the ride that he wanted.
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* TerrifyingTyrannosaur: Surprisingly subverted. While ''Tyrannosaurus'' does appear in "Blast From the Past", it is mainly in cameos and non-threatening. (It's ''[[TemperCeratops Triceratops]]'' that plays the role of the "antagonistic" dinosaur.)
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* TemperCeratops: In "Blast From the Past", the first dinosaur Harold encounters is an aggressive ''Triceratops'' that tries to trample him before he gets saved by the timely arrival of a ''Pteranodon''.
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* TemperCeratops: In "Blast From the Past", the first dinosaur Harold encounters is an aggressive ''Triceratops'' that tries to trample him before he gets saved by the timely arrival of a ''Pteranodon''. Subverted by the ''Centrosaurus'' that is among the friendly dinosaurs trying to flee from the volcanic eruption.
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* TemperCeratops: In "Blast From the Past", the first dinosaur Harold encounters is an aggressive ''Triceratops'' that tries to trample him before he gets saved by the timely arrival of a ''Pteranodon''.
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* HeroicMime: Harold. In some episodes of the HBO series, Harold would get to deliver one or two lines, but the narrator would still do most of the talking.
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* TheVoiceless: Harold. In some episodes of the HBO series, Harold would get to deliver one or two lines, but the narrator would still do most of the talking.
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* DeathIsASadThing: Harold learns about death when his pet goldfish dies.
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* DeathIsASadThing: Harold learns about death when his [[spoiler:his pet goldfish dies.dies]].
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* HeroicMime: Harold. In some episodes of the HBO series, Harold would get to deliver one line, or two lines, but the narrator would still do most of the talking.
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A live-action film [[http://www.pajiba.com/trade_news/harold-and-the-purple-crayon-heading-to-the-big-screen.php is in the works]], with Sony returning from the series (albeit moving from Adelaide Productions to Creator/SonyPicturesAnimation) and co-producing with Creator/WillSmith's Overbrook Entertainment unit. No, really. However, as Wiki/TheOtherWiki Website/TheOtherWiki [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harold_and_the_Purple_Crayon#Film notes]], news on the film has been sporadic since its initial announcement in 2010.
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* StockDinosaurs: Played straight and subverted in the episode "Blast From the Past". We have a titanosaur as the main large sauropod Harold searches for, a ''Pteranodon'' mother and her baby who accompanies Harold, a ''Triceratops'' who serves as the only "mean" dinosaur, and a herd consisting of ''Stegosaurus'', ''Parasaurolophus'', ''Centrosaurus'', ''Ouranosaurus'' (or maybe ''Edaphosaurus''), ''Camptosaurus'', and a generic smaller sauropod. Surprisingly, ''Tyrannosaurus rex'' only appears as a couple cameos.
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* AppliedPhlebotinum: The crayon.
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* BaldOfAwesome: Harold is mostly bald and the main character.
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Harold is colored in with a blue jumpsuit and Caucasian skin on the book's cover, and in black-and-white in the story itself. Everything else in the story is purple, since it was [[ArtInitiatesLife drawn with the crayon]]; this lets the reader see that Harold is somehow more real than everything else.
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Harold is colored in with a blue jumpsuit and Caucasian skin on the book's cover, cover[[note]]and in the AnimatedAdaptation, as well[[/note]], and in black-and-white in the story itself. Everything else in the story is purple, since it was [[ArtInitiatesLife drawn with the crayon]]; this lets the reader see that Harold is somehow more real than everything else.
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* ''Harold and the Purple Crayon'' (1955)
* ''Harold's Fairy Tale'' (1956)
* ''Harold's Trip to the Sky'' (1957)
* ''Harold at the North Pole'' (1958)
* ''Harold's Circus'' (1959)
* ''A Picture for Harold's Room'' (1960)
* ''Harold's ABC'' (1963)
* ''Harold's Fairy Tale'' (1956)
* ''Harold's Trip to the Sky'' (1957)
* ''Harold at the North Pole'' (1958)
* ''Harold's Circus'' (1959)
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* ''Harold's ABC'' (1963)
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A live-action film [[http://www.pajiba.com/trade_news/harold-and-the-purple-crayon-heading-to-the-big-screen.php is in the works]], with Sony returning from the series (albeit moving from Adelaide Productions to Creator/SonyPicturesAnimation) and co-producing with Creator/WillSmith's Overbrook Entertainment unit. No, really. However, as Wiki/{{Wikipedia}} Wiki/TheOtherWiki [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harold_and_the_Purple_Crayon#Film notes]], news on the film has been sporadic since its initial announcement in 2010.
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The book is aimed at young children, ages 3 to 8, but it’s a good quick read for adults.
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The book is books are aimed at young children, children ages 3 to 8, but it’s each one is a good quick read for adults.
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The book is aimed at young children, ages 3 to 7, but it’s a good quick read for adults.
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* ''Harold at the North Pole'' (1958)
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''Harold and the Purple Crayon'' is an illustrated children’s book first published in 1955 by [[PenName Crockett Johnson]][[note]]His actual name was David Johnson Leisk[[/note]]. The story follows Harold as he wanders around [[RealityWarper drawing his own reality]] with his purple crayon and [[TheHomewardJourney trying to get home]].
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''Harold and the Purple Crayon'' is an illustrated children’s book first published in 1955 by [[PenName Crockett Johnson]][[note]]His actual name was David Johnson Leisk[[/note]]. The story follows a little boy named Harold as he wanders around [[RealityWarper drawing his own reality]] with his purple crayon and [[TheHomewardJourney trying to get home]].
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''Harold and the Purple Crayon'' is an illustrated children’s book first published in 1955 by [[EmbarrassingFirstName Crockett]] Johnson. The story follows Harold as he wanders around [[RealityWarper drawing his own reality]] with his purple crayon and [[TheHomewardJourney trying to get home]].
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''Harold and the Purple Crayon'' is an illustrated children’s book first published in 1955 by [[EmbarrassingFirstName Crockett]] Johnson.[[PenName Crockett Johnson]][[note]]His actual name was David Johnson Leisk[[/note]]. The story follows Harold as he wanders around [[RealityWarper drawing his own reality]] with his purple crayon and [[TheHomewardJourney trying to get home]].
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* ArtisticLicenseAnimalCare: In one episode, Harold has a goldfish that is kept in a fishbowl. The fish later [[RealityEnsues dies]].
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* ArtisticLicenseAnimalCare: In one episode, Harold has a goldfish that is kept in a fishbowl. [[spoiler: The fish later [[RealityEnsues dies]].
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* StockDinosaurs: Played straight and subverted in the episode "Blast From the Past". We have a titanosaur as the main large sauropod Harold searches for, a ''Pteranodon'' mother and her baby who accompanies Harold, a ''Triceratops'' who serves as the only "mean" dinosaur, and a herd consisting of ''Stegosaurus'', ''Parasaurolophus'', ''Centrosaurus'', ''Ouranosaurus'' (or maybe ''Edaphosaurus''), ''Camptosaurus'', and a generic smaller sauropod. Surprisingly, ''TyrannosaurusRex'' only appears as a couple cameos.
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* StockDinosaurs: Played straight and subverted in the episode "Blast From the Past". We have a titanosaur as the main large sauropod Harold searches for, a ''Pteranodon'' mother and her baby who accompanies Harold, a ''Triceratops'' who serves as the only "mean" dinosaur, and a herd consisting of ''Stegosaurus'', ''Parasaurolophus'', ''Centrosaurus'', ''Ouranosaurus'' (or maybe ''Edaphosaurus''), ''Camptosaurus'', and a generic smaller sauropod. Surprisingly, ''TyrannosaurusRex'' ''Tyrannosaurus rex'' only appears as a couple cameos.
