Bob Carlson

Bob Carlson was born on Nov 07, 1906 in USA. Bob Carlson's big-screen debut came with Crazy with the Heat directed by Bob Carlson in 1947.

Bob Carlson was born Robert Wilhelm Moritz Reinhold Carlson, Jr. was an animator who worked for more than 20 years for the Walt Disney Studios. After finishing art school, Carlson worked as a commercial artist for a while. He began his career in animation with the Disney Studio in 1937 by answering an ad in the "Chicago Tribune" newspaper. By year's end he was elevated to animation status. He was proud of being Bill Tytla's assistant on "Fantasia". Other Disney credits included "The Three Caballeros", "Alice in Wonderland" and "Lady and the Tramp", as well as "Donald in Mathmagic Land".