In His Own Words: Walt Disney on Peter Pan
You never know what you might find in obscure, forgotten magazines. Here’s something I found.
You never know what you might find in obscure, forgotten magazines. Here’s something I found.
The actresses who provided the voices and the live action reference were Margaret Kerry (redhead), Connie Hilton (blonde) and June Foray (brunette).
For all the Disney animated feature films, the artists depended upon live action reference. Here’s the story on that.
Disney took immediate legal action to stop this series, claiming it infringed on their classic 1953 animated feature.
Burton has been performing the voice of one of my favorite Disney characters, Captain Hook, professionally since he was seventeen years old.
The opportunity to revisit Peter Pan, Hook and Tinker Bell proved irresistible to family audiences looking for entertainment in 2002.
A look at Disneyland Records’ first dialogue-driven “Storyteller” recording, its three narrators, and its variations from 1958 to today.
Today, the exaggerated stereotypes of Native Americans in Disney’s Peter Pan spark outrage. Let’s take a closer look at what was supposed to represent a young boy’s impression, in 1953, of “Indians”.
Capitol issued two of the songs from the “Peter Pan” score sung by one of he biggest stars of stage, screen, radio and television – Jerry Lewis!
There were only a half-dozen songs featured in Peter Pan, and only five got “grownup” commercial recordings. Unfortunately none of them were big hits in their own right.