Stan Winston, the Oscar- winning special effects, creature and makeup artist whose innovative creations include the full-scale animatronic dinosaurs in "Jurassic Park" and the futuristic Terminators, ...

Stan Winston, Oscar-winning special effects master who designed the dinosaurs for “Jurassic Park” and the look of “The Terminator,” died Sunday evening at his Malibu home. He was 62. The Oscar and ...

Stan Winston may no longer be creating creatures at his studio, but the late special effects vet’s pet projects could live on through a new licensing deal with Shevick*Zupon Entertainment, which will ...

Visual effects master Stan Winston, best known the "Terminator" and "Jurassic Park" films, died Sunday. He was 62. By Carolyn Giardina, The Associated Press Stan Winston, the Oscar-winning special ...

LOS ANGELES - Stan Winston, the Oscar-winning special-effects maestro responsible for bringing the dinosaurs of "Jurrasic Park" and other iconic movie creatures to life, has died. He was 62. Winston ...

Though mostly Winston specialized in scary monsters, his friendly robots from Heartbeeps and A.I. made it clear that he could also create creatures who were heartbreakingly cute. One of his most ...

Stan Winston Oscar-winning visual effects artist of creatures from Aliens, Terminator 2, to the T Rex of Jurassic Park. Winston died at home Sunday evening after a seven-year struggle with multiple ...

A T. Rex roars into view in Jurassic Park. An army of Schwarzeneggerian cyborgs clang after Linda Hamilton in The Terminator. The mommy monster of Aliens slavers at Sigourney Weaver. The Predator—a ...

Creatures from the sky and the sea met Friday evening on the University of Virginia’s Grounds. Delia, a flying creature, and her aquatic companion Peri marched from Culbreth Theatre to the Rotunda and ...

Here you can see the massive operation that constitutes the Stan Winston Studio. There are entire warehouse-sized areas devoted to sculpture, molding, even creating hair. Plus there is a massive ...

University of Virginia students are creating winged monsters and gnarly creatures with gaping maws this year. It’s part of a program that teaches them about the art of making movie creatures. Called ...