Peter has such a pleasant voice to listen to. I love his accent

@fncsp8466

7 жыл бұрын

New Zealand accents are indeed very cool! Except what Lucas did to Boba Fett.

@pingASS_

7 жыл бұрын

Wut?

@timbr33

7 жыл бұрын

fush

@MatthewNash

7 жыл бұрын

und chups.

@basedbattledroid3507

7 жыл бұрын

Nuw Zulund

It's great to see how excited Peter is to show this stuff off. Truly a man who does what he loves.

Man, I want a full tour of Peter Jackson's Cave, preferably with Adam at his side!

@dennisjansson6239

2 жыл бұрын

Me too. I wanna see EVERY piece he has collected & found out wich movies & tv-shows they were used in. 💙

@Dewebje

Жыл бұрын

Perhaps as a documentry?

I'd like to see another video going over his full collection. Would be amazing to be able to see what else is there.

@TheKyshu

7 жыл бұрын

I seem to remember them saying they shot a few of these when Adam first announced the collab on the podcast earlier this year.

You could do hours and hours of material about Adam and Peter go through that collection. It should be TV-series and I'd pay to watch it.

@bigchooch4434

6 жыл бұрын

Its probably locked behind Tested's paywall.

please, show us more of Peter's treasures!

@PaulKasner

7 жыл бұрын

He has a whole squadron of WW1 biplanes -- some real, some replicas, used in his movies.

@TheNZJester

7 жыл бұрын

+Jon Low Don't forget that Peter owns some WW2 planes also.

@crunchwrap2066

7 жыл бұрын

yes!!!

@BrienMalone

7 жыл бұрын

I saw a full size Dalek in the background. It looked like one from the 70s or 80s. Would love the story on that!

@crunchwrap2066

7 жыл бұрын

Brien Malone yes!!!!

Peter Jackson and Adam are both amazing..

@danieljochem9665

7 жыл бұрын

I went to the same high school as Peter Jackson, the guy's a legend!

@DizzPants

7 жыл бұрын

I know a guy who was born on the same planet as Peter Jackson!

@dannyboy1594

7 жыл бұрын

Tell us everything, starting with geek stuff.

Thank you Tested. Keep em coming.

@stardust9504

7 жыл бұрын

Some interesting JP stuff in that cabinet.

@JurassicCollectables

7 жыл бұрын

crocycro indeed Im holding out for that stuff!!

@BLThackrey

7 жыл бұрын

You have a mighty collection yourself ... I wonder if mr Jackson would be interested in your props ... like your John Arnold raptor bitten arm ?

@stardust9504

7 жыл бұрын

They didn't show it :-|

@rainer_uncrowned

5 жыл бұрын

Nice to see you here mate! Keep the JP props coming!

like sure his recent movies haven't been the greatest but the man directed the greatest trilogy of all time, i still hold him in praise

@vizionthing

7 жыл бұрын

You haven't lived until you have seen his seminal 'Bad Taste 1987'

@bucky13

7 жыл бұрын

My unpopular opinion: I really enjoyed The Hobbit trilogy, it wasn't Lord of the Rings, but I still enjoyed it.

@outsidethebox316

7 жыл бұрын

and 'dead alive 1992'

@evil1knight

7 жыл бұрын

Jobby Bones hmm I do fucking love Star wars but man lord of rings was just soo good, I'd have to put lotr like a 0.01% higher than Star Wars

@NinjaKurosai

5 жыл бұрын

No director is perfect...except maybe Tarkovsky. Even Fellini and Kubrick had some meh films.

"So Peter, where's the holy grail?" "It's in my attic." "I... I was only joking..." XD

@RoyceBarber

7 жыл бұрын

Me: "So Peter, could you imagine running into the Terminator, I'd be scared". Peter: "Oh that's only 14 feet away, and has live ammunition in the gun". Me: "No no no no no! Don't let that thing have real ammo!" Peter: "Oh it's okay, it's not plugged in. Oh so it is plugged in. It's just a prop, it's harmless". *Terminators eyes turn on and you smell smoke, as it slowly starts to walk*. @_@

The items on those shelves aren’t movie props, they’re holy relics! AND I noticed on the shelf above he has the Ymir from Ray Harryhausen’s “20 Million Miles to Earth”! Harryhausen is the other giant of fantastic film special effects. It warms my heart that they are treasured possessions of Peter Jackson.

I never knew that this Kong existed. Years ago I got my picture taken with Bob Burns and he let me hold his King Kong armature, which was also the armature for the son of Kong. I also saw movie "King Kong" in a vintage theater along with Ray Harryhausen and Bob Burns. Bob brought both Kong and as a tribute to Harryhausen his armature of Mighty Joe Young . It was such a thrilling time, I will never forget it.

MORE! I want more of Peter's cave-so cool

@josephroszell

7 жыл бұрын

malkavian5 look up Bob Burns man he has the full size Queen from aliens

@OatmealDonk

7 жыл бұрын

less than a second has gone by... and glancing at my KZread search bar "bob burns alien queen" is already there with my cursor over the search button. :-P

Please do more of these make it a weekly thing its so amazing to watch you to geek over movie props

As a stop-motion animator myself looking at these makes me so proud to be continuing the art form, and I'm so happy that the history is being conserved and appreciated by someone like Peter Jackson. Unfortunately I've never animated with a rig nearly as complicated as those beauties, but hey! Someday.

This armature is an amazing piece of art, we still make the armatures today following this principles. Thanks for letting us know that Petter preserve that piece from being lost in time. From a stop motion armature puppet maker.

loved his version

The enthusiasm from both of them is infectious

Peter SHOULD do this War Eagles movie... we can see tha passion on his eyes talking about it...

@patrickkihn

2 ай бұрын

Yes!

fantastic.....I want that original dalek lurking at the back.......beautiful models

maaaannn... so much talent... thanks tested for showing us this kind of stuff, keep on the good work guys!

It's wonderful to hear how much passion for film Peter still has after all these years.

What incredible museum pieces! A great service Adam has done here.

He paid £121,250 for that Kong armature in 2009...

@Bazeleel

7 жыл бұрын

Worth it!

@rosecityrower

7 жыл бұрын

That LOTR money

@animateangus

7 жыл бұрын

PA Replicas That seems a pretty amazing price for a piece of film history!

@sclogse1

6 жыл бұрын

In 2009 I could have bought it. I would have been left with about 8 bucks, though. Well, you know Peter would have bid much more for this. Much more.

Man the amount of just jaw dropping props and cool stuff between this shop and Adams shop is unbelievable. Wish I could get a tour of either of these shops one day. PS. On a side note, it's nice watching a video of Adam on HIS channel instead of the usual Norm video

Right about 60 years ago, a picture was taken of me in Fury Ackerman's old house holding the Kong armature when he had it. That picture was posted in Famous Monsterof Filmland mag. Several years later, i met and interviewed Marcel DelGado at his small, Hollyweird apt. He had the horses and cowboy miniatures from MJY, and the miniatures from It's A Mad Mad Mad Mad World. Great, humble man. Soon after that, i met and interviewed Willis O'Brien's widow who allowed me to take his photo album and have it copied. Lots of Kong pics.......but no Spider Pit😢. Those pic, btw, went to the editor of Fantastic Monsters Of The Films who somehow infuriated Mrs. O'Brien and the pics were never published. Then Vietnam came around and i lost touch with everyone, and everything. Then i saw this utooby! Now, i'm curious, was the armature in Fury's house back then round face, or long face? Thanks for the vid.

Wow! Great to finally see a video detailing this model! I'm also noticing the Two-Headed Giant from "Jack the Giant Killer" (which actually uses some of the Kong fingers missing from this Kong armature!) on the shelf as well as the T-Rex from "Dinosaurus!". Didn't know Jackson owned so many of these armatures. Thanks for the great video!

Freeze framing all the things in the background, some amazing stuff... I hope this is a series!.. do an episode on every shelf in that room.

Fantastic. I saw King Kong when I was about 8 and have remained completely and utterly thrilled by it ever since. The imagination and skill that went into bringing that wild fantasy to life.

Thank you so much for sharing this Adam, king kong was a start for me i think wondering "how do they do it? it looks so real" and your enthusiasm for film props is so so cool to follow. I grow up as a boy in the 70-s and 80-s watching these films fantasized... and to see you and Peter Jackson talking about this prop is epic. So how to sum up all this??? ...Tested rocks :)

Is that the monster from 20 Million Miles To Earth on the shelf above that? And he has both an original series Dalek, and the new series Dalek! I'd geek out so hard in that place you'd need to mop up afterwards.

Everybody has a cave :' Killer movie btw. Watched on TV, regrets hit me instantly, not having enjoyed that one in cinema back then.

You can feel Adam's inner chill super exited looking at the prop and wanting to touch it at the beginning of the video

oh man after the NZ earthquake i hope his collection didn't get damaged

@jackmarlow4355

3 жыл бұрын

@@DoubleMonoLR ayyyy

I love Peter and his films. Thank you for chance to See his great collection

That is a very special armature! Peter Jackson's explanation was excellent.

I loved Peter Jackson's child-like excitement at the end of his explanations! Haha :)

Very cool. It's good to see Peter relaxed and enjoying himself showing Adam around. :)

I think Adam now has another project (replica King Kong armature)

@animateangus

7 жыл бұрын

GooseFilms That'd be awesome! Sideshow Collectables came out with a replica some time back, but from what I've heard it was not suited for animation.

0:11 man, the Hunter Gratzner! My all time favorite spaceship design, I'm drooling with these videos!

Peter seems like such a genuinely cool guy. Even though he works in the movie industry you can tell he's a fan at heart.

I could watch these two discuss that collection all day. Hope their is plenty more to come?

OMG all the Aliens head are there !!!!

I love how enthusiastic Peter Jackson is about these armatures.

It would be good if you could show the images of the models in the movies

In the making of King Kong 05 documentary, he said, "People always assume my life long ambition was LOTR, but it wan't. It was this movie (King Kong)>" and you can see it here. I've seen so many recent interviews with Jackson talking LOTR and he looks exhausted and bored. But here, talking monsters and Kong and stop motion, he seems alive and like a kid in a candy store! Love it. Mad respect for him.

Please more of this!!! What a wonderful collection!

I love watching these videos of two people just geeking about about things they love.

"and here is my armature from the test shots of Legolas in the hobbit, running up falling stone blocks like a staircase before performing a triple suplex on an orc"

@gamesAVALetsPlays

7 жыл бұрын

Cssfiend I see what you did there :)

@Danuxsy

7 жыл бұрын

What did he do? I was looking the other way, please tell me!

could watch Adam walking through Peter's entire collection.

More Peter Jackson stuff, please :)

The Kong armature was at the Car of Stars and planes of fame museum in California through at least the mid 70's I saw it many times.

Amazing to see! Think of the artists who have lived and who invented the movie magic. Very nice to see and I was reminded what an exciting craftsmanship there is behind filmmaking. I want to see more, and it begins to itch in my own creating fingers. One often forgets the creation of everyday life but this video made me reflect on my own creation again. Thanks!

Looking at King Kong's skeleton is like archaeology of cinema.

Peter Jackson and Adam Savage. #legends

I'd love to see more of Peter's collection! How incredible :)

That is a very cool piece to own. Its almost the holy grail.

I really hope there is more footage from this visit. Please post more if you can!

More videos with all his awesome props please!!!

i remember in 90s PJ was one of my people. one of those guys only I knew about. Bad Taste on VHS. never thought he'd get so successful, but proud of his success. KONG 33 is also one of my faves. Just miss when he was this low budget unheard of director that only I knew about.

Please make these videos forever.

having only one hand i fail at everything i try but after watching adam its opened up a whole new world for me to fail at.

so much history on those shelfs!!

6:20 HOLY SHIT is that Halloween Town in the back???

@Marley854

7 жыл бұрын

it is, even has jack leaning on it.

this needs to be an entire series....going through Jackson's collection!!!

I'm just feeling satisfied that I guessed the second model was Mighty Joe Young before they said it was! Amazing history here, I'd love to see it in a public museum! thanks Tested.

I could watch a whole network of just this, some of the best minds in the industry getting excited talking about something they love

This is Fantastic ! There was a fully functioning leather belted lathe in the machine shop where I worked in the 80s; it was said to have been used to make the armatures for King Kong. I have no way to substantiate this. The company was Leo Diner Films on Golden Gate Ave. in SF.

Thanks for mentioning Bob Burns. He is a great guy and a true Monster Kid.

It's clear where Peter Jackson got a lot of his inspiration for all the set building and practical effects in the LOTR trilogy. Awesome!!

Awesome collection, I could spend hours checking it out.

Nice that Jackson gives credit to the unsung hero, Marcel Delgado, the man who built (and maintained throughout production!) King Kong. This guy was so humble, no one knows he was involved but uncredited on several great films - 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, Wizard of Oz, Citizen Kane, etc.!

Peter Jackson should direct a "War Eagles" movie, I would watch that. Can you ask him if he has any of the puppets from "Meet the Feebles"? I love that movie.

love this stuff!!

i love peter, he seems like a big child that never grown up

So awesome!! MORE PLEASE.

Amazing, a treasure of history of the entertainment culture.

love these videos with Peter Jackson. I jumped at the end there when the music began. I was wearing headphones and it sounded like a fly near my ear ha

I love the casual Dalek in the background xD

I'd love to see more!

MAN, I LOVE this stuff!! SO glad they survived. I read that Might Joe Young was one of Harryhausen's early work?

ray harryhausen's first film work was on mighty joe young . i noticed Ray's Ymir maquette on the shelve about the kong armature .

this brought me a ton of joy

I'm surprised Peter Jackson and Weta haven't opened a film museum - I would love to visit and see his incredible collection.

very glad to see that there was more footage shot at the cave

Awesome, love stop motion!

Please do more prop collection videos! :)

"War Eagles" would have been an amazing concept for a film. I wonder if any of his prototype scripts or storyboards survived, that'd be amazing to see.

absolutely brilliant!

Beautiful !

There are replica kong armatures made by Sideshow .. sold out years ago but some pop up on Ebay from time to time . Almost exact and a prized possession of any movie / prop replica fan .

2 big kids geeking out. Great fun.

They are like 2 little kids , by the way the 2 movies they talk about are wicked cool classics a must watch!

Man I love this video!

The shear joy these to are enjoying in a wonder to behold

just amazing

So good!

If that really is the one thought to be lost after it was loaned out it was the one used to make an English fantasy movie Jack the giant killer in 1959 (Released in 1962) with Ray Harryhausen style effects to compete with the Ray Harryhausen Sinbad movies (they even hired the Sinbad director and three actors including the star hero and villain), they also took two fingers from the other armature. It was taken apart to make a two headed giant, another giant and other creatures. It may have been rebuilt with some replacement parts and have two fingers from the other armatures left hand

We want more!!

This Made My Day!!! Cheers!!!