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Name the Voice Actor

offstagewdw — Wed, 02 Feb 2022 15:51:22 +0000

“Wait, I know that voice!” Have you ever had one of those moments while watching an animated Disney movie? Test your voice actor skills here with our new quiz.

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Who Said It? Encanto Edition

offstagewdw — Thu, 20 Jan 2022 03:23:10 +0000

So are we gonna talk about Encanto?! The endearing Mirabel and her family will have you singing and quoting them for days. How well do you know the quotes in the film? Take our quiz to find out!

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The Details of The Madrigal’s Family Gifts Tie in with Their Clothes!

offstagewdw — Fri, 14 Jan 2022 02:24:11 +0000

With Disney, everything is in the details. Today we focus on The Madrigal’s clothing. Did you know that each member’s gift is represented somehow within their outfits?!

Pepa’s Family

Pepa

Pepa’s gift controls the weather so her outfit is reflective of the sun.

Check out her sun shaped earrings and the ruffles on her dress that represent the sun’s rays.

Dolores

There is no hiding from Dolores, as she can hear a pin drop from a mile away.

Incorporating the yellow sun element’s from her mother, you can also find various sound waves along her shirt and skirt.

Camilo

Camilo can shapeshift into anyone he sees.

This amazing ability allows him to basically blend in anywhere, which is why chameleons are found on his poncho.

Antonio

Sweet Antonio, the youngest of the family is also the latest Madrigal to receive a gift- he can understand animals.

You can see a tribute to his abilities on the little vest he wears, after he receives his gift! There are various animals embroidered along the sides.

Bruno

I’m just going to say it. We don’t talk about Bruno… because of his gift of prophecy that most people view as a curse.

Bruno uses sand in his casting ritual, which is why an hour glass can be viewed on his clothing.

Julieta’s Family

Julieta

Caring and nurturing, this momma has the ability to heal other’s with her cooking.

Rooted in the kitchen, Julieta’s gift is represented with a mortar & pestle.

Isabela

The perfect golden child, Isabela has the ability to conjure gorgeous flowers where ever she wishes.

Isabela’s dress is covered in flowers and as her gift evolves, the color of her dress changes to reflect the vibrant colors of her new plants & flowers.

Luisa

The brawn of the family, Luisa is gifted with super strength, which she uses to help all those in need.

Luisa’s muscles are the show stealer; therefore, her gift representation is a bit harder to spot. Barbells can be seen sewn at the hem of her skirt.

Mirabel

The main protagonist of the film has a deep love of her family and a special connection to her house, which she calls ‘Casita’.

Her empathy, love, and loyalty is reflective of the different gifts from each of her family members that are sewn onto her clothing.

She has a candle for her Abuela and flowers for Isabela.

A sun for her Aunt Pepa and a toucan & jaguar for her little cousin, Antonio.

On the lower half of her skirt she has a chameleon for Camilo and a dumbbell for Luisa.

I have heard that she also has a basket of food for her mother, but for the life of me, I could not find it. Of course, butterflies are a huge part of Mirabel persona, which also symbolizes her grandparents love for one another.

While I easily spotted the butterflies on Mirabel’s clothing, I was not aware of the embroidery of everyone’s gift. These details just make me love this movie even more!

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Disney Released 75 Short Films Within 10 Years!

offstagewdw — Wed, 05 Jan 2022 14:00:57 +0000

1929 to 1939 were busy years for Walt Disney Productions as they created and released 75 musical shorts named “Silly Symphony.”

Each short was under 11 minutes and set to whimsical music. Innovated for it’s time, the films would become known for use of the multiplane camera and their incorporation of technicolor.

Click here to read more about the multiplane camera.

Firsts

The very first Silly Symphony, titled “The Skeleton Dance” was released on August 22, 1929.

Three years and 28 shorts after the release of “The Skeleton Dance”, the first technicolor film was released- “Flowers and Trees”.

Flowers and Trees was entered into the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress in 2021 for its achievements using the full color three-strip Technicolor process. The film has been described as “culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant.”

All the shorts were designed as stand alone stories without the notable Disney characters; i.e. Mickey, Minnie, Goofy… with one exception. Donald Duck made his very first appearance in 1934’s The Wise Little Hen.

Academy Awards

Most associate Snow White as Walt Disney’s first Oscar winning award, but the film did not win any categories. The famous picture of Walt with an Oscar and seven miniature statuettes were for recognition of a special achievement.

Disney’s first SIX Academy Awards actually came from The Silly Symphony Series.

Disney Studio’s first hit song, “Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf” came from Silly Symphony number 36, “Three Little Pigs”.

The Silly Symphonies final film, “The Ugly Duckling” would win the 7th and final Oscar for the film series in 1939.

A List of All the Silly Symphonies

1 The Skeleton Dance– Aug 22, 1929

3 Springtime– Oct 24, 1929

5 The Merry Dwarfs– Dec 19, 1929

7 Autumn– Feb 15, 1930

9 Night– July 31, 1930 *release date was postponed due to the sudden departure of Ub Iwerks

11 Arctic Antics– June 27, 1930

13 Monkey Melodies– Sept 26, 1930

15 Playful Pan– Dec 27, 1930

17 Mother Goose Melodies– Apr 16, 1931

19 The Busy Beavers– June 30, 1931

21 Egyptian Melodies– Aug 27, 1931

23 The Spider and the Fly– Oct 23, 1931

25 The Ugly Duckling– Dec 17, 1931

27 The Bears and the Bees– Feb 15, 1931

29 Flowers and Trees– July 23, 1932

31 King Neptune– Oct 15, 1932

33 Santa’s Workshop– Dec 10, 1932

35 Father Noah’s Ark– Apr 8, 1933

37 Old King Cole– July 29, 1933

39 The Pied Piper– Sept 16, 1933

41 The China Shop– Jan 13, 1934

43 Funny Little Bunnies– Mar 24, 1934

45 The Wise Little Hen– May 3, 1934

47 Peculiar Penguins– Sept 1, 1934

49 The Tortoise & the Hare– Jan 5, 1935

51 The Robber Kitten– Apr 20, 1935

53 The Cookie Carnival– May 25, 1935

55 Music Land– Oct 5, 1935

57 Cock o’ the Walk– Nov 30, 1935

59 Elmer Elephant– Mar 28, 1936

61 Toby Tortoise Returns– Aug 22, 1936

63 The Country Cousin– Oct 31, 1936

65 More Kittens– Dec 19, 1936

67 Little Hiawatha– May 15, 1937

69 Wynken, Blynken, and Nod– May 27, 1938

71 Merbabies– Dec 9, 1938

73 Mother Goose Goes Hollywood– Dec 23, 1938

75 The Ugly Duckling– Apr 7, 1939

2 El Terrible Toreador– Sept 26, 1929

4 Hell’s Bells– Nov 21, 1929

6 Summer– Jan 16, 1930

8 Cannibal Capers– Mar 20, 1930

10 Frolicking Fish– June 21, 1930 *the next two films were released back-to-back due to production delays

12 Midnight in a Toy Shop– Aug 16, 1930

14 Winter– Oct 30, 1930

16 Birds of a Feather– Feb 3, 1931

18 The China Plate– May 23, 1931

20 The Cat’s Out– July 28, 1931

22 The Clock Store– Sept 28, 1931

24 The Fox Hunt– Nov 20, 1931

26 The Bird Store– Jan 16, 1932

28 Just Dogs– May 16, 1932

30 Bugs in Love– Oct 1, 1932

32 Babes in the Woods– Nov 19, 1932

34 Birds in the Spring– Mar 13, 1933

36 Three Little Pigs– May 25, 1933

38 Lullaby Land– Aug 19, 1933

40 The Night Before Christmas– Dec 9, 1933

42 The Grasshopper & the Ants– Feb 10, 1934

44 The Big Bad Wolf– Apr 14, 1934

46 The Flying Mouse– July 14, 1934

48 The Goddess of Spring– Nov 3, 1934

50 The Golden Touch– Mar 22, 1935

52 Water Babies– May 11, 1935

54 Who Killed Cock Robin?– June 29, 1935

56 Three Orphan Kittens– Oct 26, 1935

58 Broken Toys– Dec 14, 1935

60 Three Little Wolves– Apr 18, 1936

62 Three Blind Mouseketeers– Sept 26, 1936

64 Mother Pluto– Nov 14, 1936

66 Woodland Café– Mar 13, 1937

68 The Old Mill– Nov 5, 1937

70 Moth and the Flame– Apr 1, 1938

72 Farmyard Symphony– Oct 14, 1938

74 The Practical Pig– Feb 24, 1939

It is neat to see the progression in pictures from black & white to color. The original few had a very similar format with their characters and their movements, which is probably how they released so many in a short span of time. Many of the shorts can be viewed on Disney+, but you need to search by title of the film, and not “Silly Symphony.”

Are you a fan of the Silly Symphony Series? Which one is your favorite? Let us know in the comment section below!

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Name the Movie Quiz

offstagewdw — Wed, 10 Nov 2021 21:17:49 +0000

This isn’t a typical quiz! We give you a background shot, and that’s it…no characters, just scenery. Can you name the movie?!

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Disney’s Robin Hood- Oo-de-lally, Oo-de-lally, golly, what a day!

offstagewdw — Mon, 08 Nov 2021 14:36:02 +0000

In celebration of it’s 48th anniversary, we take a look at some of the coolest facts about the beloved film!

It has one of the best opening songs-

“Robin Hood and Little John, walking through the forest, laughing back and forth at what the other one has to say. Reminiscing this and that and having such a good time, oo-de-lally, oo-de-lally, golly, what a day.

Never ever thinking there was danger in the water, they were drinking, they just guzzled it down. Never dreaming that s scheming sheriff and his posse was a-watching them and gathering around.

Robin Hood and Little John, running through the forest, jumping fences, dodging trees and trying to get away. Contemplating nothing but escape and finally making it, oo-de-lally, oo-de-lally- golly, what a day.

Oo-de-lally, oo-de-lally, golly, what a day.”

Rooster Allan-a-Dale: the narrator of the story was voiced by Roger Miller, a country singer-songwriter. Not only did he sing all Allan-a-Dale’s songs, but he wrote them as well!

Robin Hood: the red fox was voiced by classically trained, Tony Award-winning stage actor Brian Bedford. Did you know- the type of hat Robin wears is called a bycocket.

Little John: Little John and Baloo are almost identical! They are even voiced by the same actor, Phil Harris.

Rotoscoping: an animation technique where animators reuse old frames by tracing over them and adding to a different background. This technique was used as a money saving strategy.

Check out rotoscoping footage used in the film!

Maid Marian: also a red fox, she was voiced by Monica Evans. The dance scene during “The Phony King of England” is rotoscoped from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.

Source: ©Disney

Love: the song was nominated for a 1974 Oscar! The song written by George Bruns and Floyd Huddleston, was song by Huddleston’s wife, Nancy Adams, awwwww!

Prince John: The main antagonist in the film, Prince John is portrayed as immature and greedy. His character was inspired by the real King John aka “The Fool” King of England.

Sir Hiss: Prince John’s right hand henchsnake was voiced by the legendary Terry-Thomas. Animators used Terry’s famous gap in Sir Hiss’ character design.

Friar Tuck: the sweet friar was originally designed as a pig. Speaking of redesigns, the Sheriff of Nottingham was first written as a…. goat, which is not as villainous as a wolf!

Lady Kluck: Maid Marian’s Lady in Waiting (personal assistant) has a hilarious scene when she takes on the rhino guards to the University of Wisconsin’s fight song. Forget Maid Marian, I want to be Lady Kluck!

Robin Hood was the second Disney movie to feature an all animal cast. The first being Bambi in 1942.

I hope you enjoyed this throwback to a Disney classic. Now please excuse me while I go watch it!

*All clipart was colored and clipped by Disneyclips.com

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ALL of our 90s Movie Line Quizzes right HERE!!

offstagewdw — Wed, 11 Aug 2021 17:59:20 +0000

Check it out–Here are all of our 90s Movie Line Quizzes in one place!!

Can you finish that Hunchback of Notre Dame movie line!?

The Hunchback of Notre Dam was released June 21, 1996 during the Disney Renaissance era. This was the 7th produced during this 'era' and the 34th animated feature release. Based on the 1831 novel by Victor Hugo, the film became the fifth highest grossing film in 1996. Was this 1996 hit a Disney favorite--test out your movie quote knowledge now!

If I picked a day to fly, _______________. this would be it it would be today I would pick today

Then, it seems we’ve crowned the wrong fool! The only fool I see here, is ____________. that man over there me you

She stood up for you! You’ve got a funny way of showing gratitude. Well, I’m not gonna sit by and watch Frollo massacre innocent people. ________________________. Let your heart guide you. You do what you think is right. Let your conscience be your guide.

Such a clever witch. So typical of your kind to twist the truth; _____________ with unholy thoughts! to cloud the mind to make people think to fog the memory

Impossible. If twenty years _______________ two hasn’t made him sick, nothing will! of hearing the voices of you of seeing the faces of you of listening to you

What _________ doesn't know can't hurt you. Esmerelda Frollo Laverne

But you never can run from, nor hide what you’ve done from the eyes! The very eyes of ___________! Quasimodo Notre Dame Frollo

He took me in when no one else would. I am _____________, you know. an abomination a behemoth a monster

I ask for nothing, I can get by. But I know _______________. there are more that have less than I so many less lucky than I many are less fortunate than I

If watching is all you're going to do then you're going to _________________. miss out of so many things watch your life go by without you lose out on many opportunities

Can you finish that Lion King movie line!?

The Lion King is one of those movies that come to mind when you think of 90's Disney movies!! Am I right?! This is the 32nd animated feature film released by Walt Disney Pictures in 1994 and has stuck around to entertain audiences to this day! How many times have you seen this movie?! Test your movie line knowledge here!

Being brave doesn't mean you go looking ______________. for the forbidden land for something to get into for trouble

Oh yes, the past can hurt. But the way I see it, you can either ____________________. run from it, or learn from it learn from it, or stay afraid of it stay where you are or grow from it

I left to find help, and I found you. Don't you understand? __________________ You're our only hope. You're the answer we have been looking for. You're supposed to be king.

I know what I have to do. But going back will mean ____________. I've been running from it for so long. facing my family facing my past facing my enemies

Oh, no, Mufasa. Perhaps you shouldn't _____________ talk to me in that manner cross me turn your back on me

Nooooobody knows the trouble I've seen. Nooooobody knows ________________. my pain my sorrow my heartache

When the world turns its back on you, __________________ you work hard to prove them wrong you turn your back on the world. cry because it is over

It's times like this my buddy Timon here says: you got to put your ____________. the bad things aside behind in your past past in the rear

My dad just showed me the whole kingdom. And I'm gonna _____________. own all of it. rule it all. take it over one day.

Look at you guys! No wonder we're _________________! servants to Scar all laughing dangling at the bottom of the food chain

Can you finish that Hercules movie line!?

Disney's 35th animated feature film was Hercules! It was released June 27, 1997 and did outstanding pulling in $252.7 million in the box office. It was nominated for 11 awards, including an Academy & Golden Globe. It took home four Annie Awards for achievements in animation, producing and directing. Was this a hit in your home? Can you fill in the blanks from this 1997 classic?!

For a true hero isn't measured by the size of his strength, but by the strength of his __________. hands. heart. brain.

Sometimes, I feel like I really don't belong here, like I'm ___________________. missing something else. meant to be in another place. supposed to be somewhere else.

I’m a damsel, I’m in distress, _____________. Have a nice day. I won't need your help I can handle this I can deal with this

We were so close! So close, we__________________. tripped at the finish line messed it up at the end failed in the last minute

Yeah, I had a dream. I dreamed I would ____________________. train the greatest hero there ever was. meet the strongest fellow there ever was. race the fastest god there ever was

How am I supposed to prove myself a _________ if nobody will give me a chance? gallant god hero

Sometimes it's better to be _______. together alone by your side

I have 24 hours to get rid of this bozo while the entire plan I've been planning goes up in smoke and you are wearing ______________! his face his merchandise his clothing

Giving up is for __________. chumps rookies losers

I will face the world, fearless, proud, and strong..._____________ I will honor you. I will show you how. I can go the distance.

Can you finish that Beauty and the Beast movie line!?

Beauty and the Beast is Disney's 30th animated feature film that was released November 22, 1991. It went on to win a Golden Globe award for Best Motion Picture-Musical or Comedy, the first animated film to ever win that category. It also became the first animated film to be nominated for the Academy Award and it won for the Best and Best Original Song. It In April 1994, Beauty and the Beast went to Broadway! It was the first animated film to be adapted into a Broadway musical. Then in 2017, the live-action adaption was released! It's a tale as old as time....Lets see if you can remember these lines from the 1991 animated classic Beauty and the Beast!

I want adventure in the _________________. this world full of possibilities. great, wide somewhere. next town over.

How can you read this? ___________________! There are too many words There's no pictures It's so boring

I'm just fooling myself, she'll never see me as anything... _______________ but a monster. but a beast. but a freak.

If I didn't know better, I'd think you had _______________.. love for this beast hope for the disgrace feelings for this monster

My father's not crazy, ___________. He's brilliant. He's a Genius. He's one-of-a-kind.

But she's so...well-read! And you're so....___________. athletically inclined. structurally sound. incredibly handsome.

Yes, I can see it's a girl; I've lost my hands, ____________. not my brain not my eyes not my ability to know what's going on

Impress her with your rapier wit. __________________. Show her the library. Shower her with compliments. Give her some laughs.

Tale as old as time true as it can be. Barely even friends then _________________. feelings start to mend unexpectedly. it just happens unexpectedly. somebody bends unexpectedly.

Do I still have to ______________? take a sink bath serve tea at noon sleep in the cupboard

Can you finish that Aladdin movie line!?

November 25, 1992 Aladdin was released and another princess introduced to the world of Disney. We all remember this infamous street rat who tried to gain Jasmine's attention with a little help from our favorite Genie! See if you can remember these lines from the 1992 animated classic Aladdin!

When I'm way up here it's ____________ that now I'm in a whole new world with you. pretty clear even more clear crystal clear

Trouble? No way, you’re only in trouble ____________. if you get caught if someone sees you if you are being to loud

Yo, Rug man! Haven’t seen you in a few millennia. ________________ Let me go for a ride. Give me some tassel. You're looking good.

Well, am I Sultan, or am I Sultan? From this day forth, the princess shall ___________________. can make her own decisions do as she pleases marry whoever she deems worthy

Without the Genie, boy, ___________. you're just a street rat you're nothing you're worthless

I can’t take it anymore! If I gotta choke down one more of those _____________—BAM! WHACK! tasteless, stale cookies moldy, disgusting crackers salty, old pretzels

I’m sorry, Rajah, but I can’t stay here and _____________. have people ordering ME around have my life lived for me have to answer to everyone else

Someday, Abu, things are gonna change. We’ll be rich, live in a palace, and _______________. never have anything to worry about. never have any problems at all. never have to deal with the streets again.

Ten thousand years will give you such a ____________! crick in the neck cramp in your leg back ache for days

You have touched _______________! Now you will never again see the light of day! the golden treasure the lantern of evil the forbidden treasure

Are you a Toy Story movie expert?! Finish that Toy Story movie line!

For over 25 years the The Toy Story movies have brought us laughs, tears, and sweet lessons about friendship and loyalty. Here are some infamous lines from our favorite Toy Story gang. Do you think you can call yourself a Toy Story expert?! Test your Disney knowledge here!

This town ____________ for the two of us. ain't made ain't big enough ain't created

You are a ____________ and you have my pity. Farewell. weird little guy peculiar little fellow sad, strange little man

Sweet mother of ___________. Abraham Lincoln George Washington Thomas Jefferson

Son of a ___________! Lego brick building block Lincoln log

You're ______ when you care. cute handsome sweet

All right. Nobody look till I get my _______ back in. coins cork money

Who would've thought he was capable of ____________? the unthinkable such atrocities such a thing

I knew you were right all along, Woody.__________ for a second Didn't think about it Never doubted you Never crossed my mind

You have saved our lives. We are ____________. forever in your debt commend your sacrifice eternally grateful

The thing that makes Woody special is that ____________________. he'll always be by your side he'll take care of his friends forever he’ll never give up on you

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Disney’s “Super Cartoon Camera”

offstagewdw — Mon, 09 Aug 2021 10:52:13 +0000

For decades, Walt Disney Studios was a pioneer in animation, but it would be the invention of the multiplane camera that would truly change animation forever!

Early animation filming was quite simple. Animators would use a camera to film a two-dimensional background. It would make for beautiful shots, but there wouldn’t be any depth to it. As the camera zoomed forward, everything in the painting would appear to grow larger, even the faraway objects in the back.

Animators wanted to bring the scene to life making it behave like a realistic piece of scenery. In reality, the things closest to you should appear larger while moving forward, while object in the far distance ultimately stayed the same size. In 1937, under the guidance of technical expert, Bill Garity, eighteen engineers would invent the Multiplane Camera, an innovated camera that split a paintings field of view into different levels. The camera measured at a whooping 14 feet high and needed five or six technicians to operate.

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Separate levels or planes are used for the foreground (closest to camera), middle ground, and background (farthest from camera).

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As the different planes were moved forward towards the camera, the background plane remained in place, giving the perspective of organic movement forward into the scene.

It took an average of 2 to 3 weeks to plan and shoot a single scene on the camera. This is because technicians experimented with different perspectives, proportions, lighting, and timing of a scene.

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See a clip of Walt explaining how the camera works from an episode of “Tricks of Our Trade” which aired February 13, 1957.

The multiplane camera was first used in the 1937 Silly Symphony, “The Old Mill.” This was a huge deal as the initial start of the short had the camera panning forward towards the mill and the final shot showed the camera moving away as to provide a sense of closure to the story.

Here is the initial scene:

… and the ending scene:

As you can see, that poor little mill went through quite a bit between the beginning and end! Fans loved the short and it won an Academy Award for Best Animated Short Subject in 1938. Walt Disney Studies was also awarded a Scientific and Engineering Academy Award for the innovated technology! You can stream the film on Disney+ or watch it below:

After their success with “The Old Mill”, the multiplane camera would be used on future projects, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937), Pinocchio (1940), and Bambi (1942) to name a key few.

The final Disney film to use the camera was The Little Mermaid in 1989 as the technology was surpassed by the newer CAPS “Computer Animation Production System” and other digital programs, which are used today.

Three surviving original multiplane cameras used by the Walt Disney Studios have been preserved and put on display. One cane be found at The Walt Disney Animation Studios in Burbank California, the second at The Walt Disney Family Museum in San Francisco California, and the third at The Art of Disney Animation at Walt Disney Studios Park in Disneyland Paris.

The multiplane camera located at the Walt Disney Family Museum in San Francisco

These three displays highlight an important part of animation history and show the sophisticated technology pioneered by the Walt Disney Studio. It is incredible to see how animation has evolved over the past 70 or so years. With how vivid and realistic films are now, it is hard to imagine how technology will shape the next 70 years for the industry!

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Making Alice In Wonderland

offstagewdw — Thu, 29 Jul 2021 18:28:14 +0000

Yesterday marked the 70th anniversary of Walt Disney’s Alice in Wonderland! Animation has come a LONG way in that time; however, one thing remains the same…animators use live action models (sometimes even themselves) to bring forth realistic animation. Let’s jump down the rabbit hole to take a look at behind the scenes footage filmed for the animators.

Source: Disneyclips.com

Young 14-year old Kathryn Beaumont, who voiced Alice, also acted out various scenes in her Alice costume. The live-action footage filmed often required props and unique techniques to make the scene work.

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Source: Disneyclips.com

Other models, animators, assistants, etc., would step in for other characters.

Source: D23

I love seeing the behind the scenes images. For more information about the film, visit Alice-in-wonderland.net

In case you missed our This Day in History:

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Test your Toy Story Movie Line Knowledge HERE!

offstagewdw — Wed, 28 Jul 2021 14:17:36 +0000

Are you a Toy Story movie expert?! Finish that Toy Story movie line!

This town ____________ for the two of us. ain't made ain't big enough ain't created

You are a ____________ and you have my pity. Farewell. weird little guy peculiar little fellow sad, strange little man

Sweet mother of ___________. Abraham Lincoln George Washington Thomas Jefferson

Son of a ___________! Lego brick building block Lincoln log

You're ______ when you care. cute handsome sweet

All right. Nobody look till I get my _______ back in. coins cork money

Who would've thought he was capable of ____________? the unthinkable such atrocities such a thing

I knew you were right all along, Woody.__________ for a second Didn't think about it Never doubted you Never crossed my mind

You have saved our lives. We are ____________. forever in your debt commend your sacrifice eternally grateful

The thing that makes Woody special is that ____________________. he'll always be by your side he'll take care of his friends forever he’ll never give up on you

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