Warren Foster [SEP] place of death
work on the feature-length "The Man Called Flintstone" in 1966.
Iwao Takamoto said of Foster's work on "The Flintstones": "I believe his influence was one of the key factors for its success".
Foster is credited with the controversial banned cartoon "Coal Black and de Sebben Dwarfs".
Death.
Warren Foster died on December 13, 1971 in San Clemente, California. His burial is located at El Toro Memorial Park in Lake Forest, California.
Shayne Mystery Magazine" (1981/Sep)
- ""Going to Pot"" in "Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine" (1981/Sep)
- ""The Caliber of Death"" in "Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine" (1982/Jul) (with Talmage Powell)
- "Alfred Hitchcock" (1986/Jun) (with Wilbur Daniel Steele)
- "Alfred Hitchcock" (1973/Sep) (with Ron Goulart and Alan Dean Foster)
- ""Trade-