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'''Flint Dille''' (born 1955) is a writer and story editor who wrote episodes for numerous [[Sunbow Productions]] in the 1980s, including ''[[G.I. Joe (franchise)|G.I. Joe]]'', ''InHumanoids'', ''[[Visionaries]]'', and ''[[The Transformers (cartoon)|The Transformers]]''. As a story editor on the original ''Transformers'' cartoon, he was responsible for approving and supervising the writing of scripts, as well as maintaining continuity, and also developed the origin of the Transformers (in one continuity, at least) in "[[Five Faces of Darkness]]". He now primarily works in the video game industry, and recorded a DVD commentary for ''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]'' 20th Anniversary Edition with [[Susan Blu]] and [[Nelson Shin]]. | '''Flint Dille''' (born 1955) is a writer and story editor who wrote episodes for numerous [[Sunbow Productions]] in the 1980s, including ''[[G.I. Joe (franchise)|G.I. Joe]]'', ''InHumanoids'', ''[[Visionaries]]'', and ''[[The Transformers (cartoon)|The Transformers]]''. As a story editor on the original ''Transformers'' cartoon, he was responsible for approving and supervising the writing of scripts, as well as maintaining continuity, and also developed the origin of the Transformers (in one continuity, at least) in "[[Five Faces of Darkness]]". He now primarily works in the video game industry, and recorded a DVD commentary for ''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]'' 20th Anniversary Edition with [[Susan Blu]] and [[Nelson Shin]]. | ||
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* [[The Transformers: The Movie]] (story consultant) | * [[The Transformers: The Movie]] (story consultant) | ||
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* The "[[Quintesson]] origin" depicted in "Five Faces of Darkness" originates in Dille's rejected Transformers movie script, entitled ''[[The Secret of Cybertron]]''. | * The "[[Quintesson]] origin" depicted in "Five Faces of Darkness" originates in Dille's rejected Transformers movie script, entitled ''[[The Secret of Cybertron]]''. | ||
* Although ''The Secret of Cybertron'' was rejected, a number of concepts from it made their way into the finished film, resulting in Dille's prominent story consultant credit. | * Although ''The Secret of Cybertron'' was rejected, a number of concepts from it made their way into the finished film, resulting in Dille's prominent story consultant credit. | ||
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Revision as of 22:12, 16 March 2010
Flint Dille (born 1955) is a writer and story editor who wrote episodes for numerous Sunbow Productions in the 1980s, including G.I. Joe, InHumanoids, Visionaries, and The Transformers. As a story editor on the original Transformers cartoon, he was responsible for approving and supervising the writing of scripts, as well as maintaining continuity, and also developed the origin of the Transformers (in one continuity, at least) in "Five Faces of Darkness". He now primarily works in the video game industry, and recorded a DVD commentary for The Transformers: The Movie 20th Anniversary Edition with Susan Blu and Nelson Shin.
His last name is pronounced 'Dill-ee'.
Credits
Writer
- "Prime Target"
- "Five Faces of Darkness, Part 1"
- "Five Faces of Darkness, Part 2"
- "Five Faces of Darkness, Part 3"
- "Five Faces of Darkness, Part 4"
- "Five Faces of Darkness, Part 5"
Other
- The Transformers (executive script consultant, seasons 1–3)
- The Transformers: The Movie (story consultant)
Notes
- The "Quintesson origin" depicted in "Five Faces of Darkness" originates in Dille's rejected Transformers movie script, entitled The Secret of Cybertron.
- Although The Secret of Cybertron was rejected, a number of concepts from it made their way into the finished film, resulting in Dille's prominent story consultant credit.
- In "Fire in the Sky", the Autobots are gunned down by Starscream before a commercial break, only to be revealed to be alive thanks to a hologram in the next act. Dille inserted the line "Thank heavens for that bogus plot device or we'd be finished" into the script, only to remove it as the episode was recorded.
- Dille once bailed Chris Latta out of jail. When questioned, Latta claimed to have been arrested for jaywalking. This apparently happened more than once and (Dille claims) was a main factor in phasing Starscream out of the series.
- Regardless, Dille's favorite Transformer is Starscream.
