First film character computer-generated

First film character computer-generated
Who
Young Sherlock Holmes
What
first
Where
United States ()
When
1985
Young Sherlock Holmes (USA/UK, 1985) was the first full-length movie to feature a completely computer-generated character. To achieve the effect of a stained-glass knight emerging from a window, animator John Lasseter (USA), who would go on to create Toy Story (USA, 1995), relied solely on computer graphics.