Richard Harrison was born on May 30th, 1937. Rich Harrison began his career at Hal Dennis Productions in 1955, delivering editorial equipment. I still don’t know how he lugged all of those Moviolas in and out of editing houses! Soon after leaving Hal Dennis, he freelanced, renting cutting rooms here and there, and working for a variety of producers. In the mid-’60s, he landed at Murakami-Wolf Films as an animation and sound editor, while keeping his other clients. He worked on many memorable animated works, including Marlo Thomas’s Free to Be You and Me, Peter Yarrow’s Puff the Magic Dragon and Fred Wolf’s Oscar-winning animated short, The Box, and The Point. In 1977, The Extraordinary Adventures of the Mouse and His Child hit movie theaters. It was at my dad’s studio that I remember watch