As Dreamers Do: American Magic Redux
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Robin Hood (1973 Film)
Robin Hood
Released on November 8, 1973
Directed by
Wolfgang Reitherman
Assistant Directors
Grant Simmons
Ray Patterson
Additional animation produced by
Grantray-Lawrence
Story
Ken Anderson
Larry Clemmons
Floyd Norman
Julius Svendsen
Xavier Atencio
T. Hee
Dave Michener
Animators
Milt Kahl
Frank Thomas
Ollie Johnston
John Lounsbery
Hal King
Art Stevens
Ted Berman
Cliff Nordberg
Eric Larson
Don Bluth
Dale Baer
Fred Hellmich
Burny Mattinson
Dale Oliver
Chuck Williams
Bob McCrea
Stan Green
Ed Hansen
Dan Alguire
Jeff Patch
Whitey Larkin*
*fictional artist
Voices
Brian Bedford as Robin Hood, a fox
Monica Evans as Maid Marian, a vixen
Phil Harris as Little John, a bear
Andy Devine as Friar Tuck, a badger
J. Pat O'Malley as Otto, a bloodhound
Pat Buttram as the Sheriff of Nottingham, a wolf
Roger Miller as Allen-A-Dale, a rooster
Peter Ustinov as Prince John, a lion
Terry-Thomas as Sir Hiss, a snake
Carole Shelley as Lady Kluck, a chicken
Scatman Crothers as Will Scarlet, a bulldog
George Lindsey as Trigger, a vulture
Ken Curtis as Nutsy, a vulture
John Fiedler as Sexton, a church mouse
Barbara Luddy as Mother Rabbit
Billy Whitaker as Skippy, a rabbit
Dana Laurita as Sis, a rabbit
Dori Whitaker as Tagalong, a rabbit
Richie Sanders as Toby, a turtle
Songs
"Oo-de-lally"
"Not in Nottingham"
"Whistle Stop"
Written and sung by Roger Miller
"The Phony King of England"
Written by Johnny Mercer
Sung by Phil Harris
"Love"
Written by Floyd Huddleston and George Bruns
Sung by Nancy Adams
- Robin Hood opened to mixed reviews and an above-average box office gross.
- The comic book adaptation of the film was the first Disney comic to be printed by Marvel since the acquisition early in '73.
- After Robin Hood was finished, Wolfgang Reitherman was fired and Walt appointed himself to direct the studio's next animated feature, Beauty and the Beast.
Released on November 8, 1973
Directed by
Wolfgang Reitherman
Assistant Directors
Grant Simmons
Ray Patterson
Additional animation produced by
Grantray-Lawrence
Story
Ken Anderson
Larry Clemmons
Floyd Norman
Julius Svendsen
Xavier Atencio
T. Hee
Dave Michener
Animators
Milt Kahl
Frank Thomas
Ollie Johnston
John Lounsbery
Hal King
Art Stevens
Ted Berman
Cliff Nordberg
Eric Larson
Don Bluth
Dale Baer
Fred Hellmich
Burny Mattinson
Dale Oliver
Chuck Williams
Bob McCrea
Stan Green
Ed Hansen
Dan Alguire
Jeff Patch
Whitey Larkin*
*fictional artist
Voices
Brian Bedford as Robin Hood, a fox
Monica Evans as Maid Marian, a vixen
Phil Harris as Little John, a bear
Andy Devine as Friar Tuck, a badger
J. Pat O'Malley as Otto, a bloodhound
Pat Buttram as the Sheriff of Nottingham, a wolf
Roger Miller as Allen-A-Dale, a rooster
Peter Ustinov as Prince John, a lion
Terry-Thomas as Sir Hiss, a snake
Carole Shelley as Lady Kluck, a chicken
Scatman Crothers as Will Scarlet, a bulldog
George Lindsey as Trigger, a vulture
Ken Curtis as Nutsy, a vulture
John Fiedler as Sexton, a church mouse
Barbara Luddy as Mother Rabbit
Billy Whitaker as Skippy, a rabbit
Dana Laurita as Sis, a rabbit
Dori Whitaker as Tagalong, a rabbit
Richie Sanders as Toby, a turtle
Songs
"Oo-de-lally"
"Not in Nottingham"
"Whistle Stop"
Written and sung by Roger Miller
"The Phony King of England"
Written by Johnny Mercer
Sung by Phil Harris
"Love"
Written by Floyd Huddleston and George Bruns
Sung by Nancy Adams
- Robin Hood opened to mixed reviews and an above-average box office gross.
- The comic book adaptation of the film was the first Disney comic to be printed by Marvel since the acquisition early in '73.
- After Robin Hood was finished, Wolfgang Reitherman was fired and Walt appointed himself to direct the studio's next animated feature, Beauty and the Beast.
@OldNavy1988 is it too late for a Walt Disney Osamu Tezuka collaboration? The initially American syndication run ended in 1965 and if Walt Disney and Osamu Tezuka stayed in contact with each other after their 1964 meeting Disney could do a second dubbing.
Not too late, but it might give Grantray-Lawrence more to do since Walt farms stuff out to those guys.
I was talking about redubbing the original 1963 version and re releasing it in 1966or 1967 (that's why I asked if it's too late).
No, not too late. IOTL, some of Miyazaki's stuff took years to reach the US.
Since Disney owns Marvel, and CBS owns DC Comics, I have two questions:
1: Will we see an animated series based on Star Wars as one of Marvel Productions's first projects, if not their very first?
2: Is CBS going to have a massive shift in their Saturday Morning content from OTL, what with the ownership of DC Comics?
I just thought that I should ask about these while I still can.
1: Will we see an animated series based on Star Wars as one of Marvel Productions's first projects, if not their very first?
2: Is CBS going to have a massive shift in their Saturday Morning content from OTL, what with the ownership of DC Comics?
I just thought that I should ask about these while I still can.
It doesn't matter when he has in mind this is @OldNavy1988's timeline.
well could you ask him when he has in mind for the rescuers to be released by disney
I remember proposing the Rescuers as a TV show called Miss Bianca IIRC.
At least, it's an idea OldNavy can borrow if he likes enough.
Make it an animated series, but keep the plots of the two movies intact, and I'll be interested in this massive change.
That could be interesting, maybe include characters from Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers.
1) Most likely, it'll still be the Boba Fett segment from the Star Wars Holiday Special that becomes the first animated project based on the show. It is likely that Marvel Productions could directly evolve from Grantray-Lawrence before that.
2) Not yet.