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Known for. Ray Harryhausen, Titan of Cinema. Short. Self. 2020. Ray Harryhausen: Special Effects Titan. 7.5. Self - Daughter of Ray Harryhausen. 2011.
Vanessa Harryhausen is a Trustee of the Ray and Diana Harryhausen Foundation, and is Ray’s daughter. Vanessa grew up around her father’s films and creations, being on set for all of his film from ‘ The Valley of Gwangi ‘ until ‘ Clash of the Titans ‘.
Vanessa Harryhausen is a Trustee of the Ray and Diana Harryhausen Foundation and is Ray’s daughter. (Her parents, Ray and Diana Harryhausen, were honored WonderFest guests in 1996 and again in 2003.)
Occasionally the podcast features interviews with fans, as well as insights into Harryhausen's models from Foundation model conservator Alan Friswell. The podcast has featured Mark Gatiss, John Cairney, Caroline Munro, and Vanessa Harryhausen.
Join us for an exclusive interview with Ray Harryhausen's daughter Foundation trustee, Vanessa Harryhausen!In this fantastic interview, Vanessa discusses wha...
Vanessa Harryhausen is a Trustee of the Ray and Diana Harryhausen Foundation, and is Ray’s daughter. Vanessa grew up around her father’s films and creations, being on set for all of his film from ‘The Valley of Gwangi‘ until ‘Clash of the Titans‘.
Vanessa Harryhausen | RAY HARRYHAUSEN: TITAN OF CINEMA. Written By: Martin Unsworth. When it comes to stop-motion effects on the big screen, Ray Harryhausen was the master. His creatures were always the stars of the movies they were part of, and the adoration of film fans hasn’t waned at all.
Actress: The Ride. Natasha Vanessa Harried was born August 23, 1995 in Santa Cruz, California, to Ron Harried and Yolanda Perez. Modeled for Cocoa Jeans and Constance Dresses at 18 years old. She discovered acting and made her first debut on the Netflix series "13 Reasons Why" (2016)).
Ray Harryhausen: Titan of Cinema is a book by Vanessa Harryhausen. Daughter of stop motion animator Ray Harryhausen, the book was written to mark her father's centenary in 2020, examining his life and films through 100 personally selected objects from his archive. [1]
Vanessa Harryhausen is currently writing a book to accompany next year’s landmark exhibition, to give her own perspective on her father’s ground-breaking career and collection.
