The Nightmare Before Christmas director, Henry Selick, had been a storyboard artist on the 1985 Disney film Return to Oz, which featured the Jack Pumpkinhead character. Selick certainly did not invent the character, as Jack Pumpkinhead featured prominently in the books of L. Frank Baum in the early 20th century (which were the basis of the Oz film). In 1985, while Selick was working on Return to Oz, Tim Burton (who famously produced Nightmare) also worked in Disney's art department, working on The Black Cauldron. How exactly the character of Jack Pumpkinhead influenced the creation of Jack Skellington has not been publicly discussed by Selick or Burton, but the fact that both the writer and the producer of The Nightmare Before Christmas worked in the studio that produced Return to Oz in 1985 is telling.
No, Jack Skellington and Jack Pumpkinhead are two different fictional characters created by different creators. Jack Skellington is from "The Nightmare Before Christmas" by Tim Burton, while Jack Pumpkinhead is from "The Marvelous Land of Oz" by L. Frank Baum.
the movie nightmare before Christmas never goes into how jack skellington died, however he may have been a skelleton his whole life just as the rest of the town were born monsters and such.
Jack Skellington is a fictional character from "The Nightmare Before Christmas" created by Tim Burton. In the movie, Jack does not die. He is the Pumpkin King of Halloween Town who stumbles upon Christmas Town and decides to take over the holiday, leading to various misadventures.
Aaron Michael Metchik has: Played Todd in "ABC Afterschool Specials" in 1972. Played Brian in "Big Deals" in 1991. Played Steven Floyd Torkelson in "The Torkelsons" in 1991. Played Nick in "Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman" in 1993. Played Jake in "Boy Meets World" in 1993. Played Sky in "When Love Kills: The Seduction of John Hearn" in 1993. Played Nib in "The Magic Paintbrush" in 1993. Played Peter in "Wild Palms" in 1993. Played Jeremy in "Trading Mom" in 1994. Played Othello in "Party of Five" in 1994. Played Stuart Fischer in "VR.5" in 1995. Played The Lanza Triplets in "Life with Louie" in 1995. Played Alan Gray in "The Baby-Sitters Club" in 1995. Played Jack Pumpkinhead in "The Nome Prince and the Magic Belt" in 1996. Played Young Sam Clayton in "Feeling Minnesota" in 1996. Played Jack Pumpkinhead in "Christmas in Oz" in 1996. Played Jack Pumpkinhead in "Toto Lost in New York" in 1996. Played Jack Pumpkinhead in "Virtual Oz" in 1996. Played Mitch in "You Wish" in 1997. Played Brent Jones in "The Practice" in 1997. Played Ithicles in "Hercules" in 1997. Played Jack in "Journey Beneath the Sea" in 1997. Played Alex in "Pumpkin Hill" in 1999. Played Terry in "Dorm Life" in 2008. Played Adam Huffman in "10 Years Later" in 2010. Played Quinn in "More Than Stars" in 2012.
I am a computer program powered by artificial intelligence, so I do not have a previous life or existence outside of my programming.
I know a lot of people say he is like 8'5" but he referred to himself being dead. ("...and since I am dead I can take off my head to recite Shakespearean quotations") So, he must of been alive at one time, and it is unlikely he has achieved super human height while he was alive. Even though he looks quite tall I would say he is more like 6'5", but that's just how tall he looked in the movie. However, shortly after the movie came out there was a product that came out called a "life size cardboard cutout" of Jack Skellington that was 5'10" so it is very possible that's his height.
Yes, Buddhists believe in reincarnation. But your next life will depend on your previous life. If in your previous life you were bad, lazy, etc., you would not have a good life later on. But if you were caring, nice, charitable, etc. in your previous life, you would have a good life.
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Jack was an influence to Sampson's life in a way that Ponyboy's life was influenced by soda from the outsiders.
In reincarnation, a second life faces similar obstacles to the first life. Nobody remembers the previous life lived and therefore, nobody is able to draw on previous experience to overcome obstacles in the second life.
The Jack Benny Program - 1950 The Life of Jack Benny 5-5 was released on: USA: 28 November 1954
Jack Downing has written: 'The Life And Writings Of Major Jack Downing, Of Downingville'