The More the Merrier: Seldom Seen Christmas Specials #2
Here are some additional seasonal offerings from television’s past, suggested by “Cartoon Research” readers.
Tag Archives: Walt Disney Productions
Animal Kingdom: The 50th Anniversary of Disney’s “Robin Hood”
Fifty years later, produced at that uncertain time at Disney and dismissed by a number of critics, has developed quite the audience from multiple generations.
New York State of Mind: The 35th Anniversary of “Oliver & Company”
An excellent “warm-up lap” for the artistic leaps and box-office blowouts on the horizon for Disney.
All “Jack”-ed Up: The 30th Anniversary of “The Nightmare Before Christmas”
When Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas bowed in theaters thirty years ago, it came and went quickly.
“Snow White” and the Seven Labels, Part 2
We continue our celebration of Disney’s game-changing classic Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs with more albums based on the score.
In His Own Words: Mike Gabriel on Pocahontas
Excerpts from a 1995 interview with Pocahontas co-director Mike Gabriel that hasn’t been seen in twenty-seven years.
Walt Disney Classified: Meet The “Spandules”
The Spandules are said to be cousins to The Gremlins. Here is a rare pamphlet produced by the Walt Disney Studios during the WWII years.
Who were Dick Shaw and Brice Mack?
Dick Shaw and Brice Mack who were accomplished cartoonists, good friends and worked during the Golden Age of Disney Animation.
The Disney Package Features
A.K.A The “compilation features”, the “anthology features”, or “omnibus features”. Here’s the story.
Disney’s “Bedknobs & Broomsticks” Storyteller Records
A twist of the magic bedknob takes us around the world for 50 years of the Disney classic, in story and song, on gleaming vinyl.
