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Hey! The "Santa's Workshop" short has been edited.

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I don't know if someone has mentioned this or not but a small scene was removed from the animated Christmas short "Santa's Workshop" has been removed. I was watching the "A Walt Disney Christmas" video and while watching the film I noticed that a scene where Santa is printing the word 'Ok' on little dolls underwear has been removes. What is this all about? Did they find a picture of a naked man in two of the frames of the cartoon or what? I don't see any reason to remove that, I mean, it isn't offensive or anything...

:roll: :roll: :roll:

By the way, I'll be feeling like an idiot if someone tells me that there's been a 150 times replied thread about this...

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Well Disney is very carefull in those things. They also deleted smoking scenes from some Goofy shorts and other Walt Disney shorts. I guess this one was deleted because the kids could think that they have to put a stamp on someone's behind if you think their behind is OK ;) :lol: No uhm, I guess it was something about Santa being too rough on the dolls or something, or it was something seksistic? (spelling ?) They must have had a reason!
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Does Disney have a reason for everything they delete?

Maybee Roy Disney liked that scene, and that was the reason. :lol:
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According to the excellent Disney Shorts website...
Cut Scenes

A scene where dolls are frightened by a spider, their hair sticks up on end and gets curled has been cut. A black seteroptype doll saying "Mammy" has been edited out as has a black doll riding a donkey cart.
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Luke wrote:According to the excellent Disney Shorts website...
Cut Scenes

A scene where dolls are frightened by a spider, their hair sticks up on end and gets curled has been cut. A black seteroptype doll saying "Mammy" has been edited out as has a black doll riding a donkey cart.
The spider scene is still there...

Stereotipe??? Oh come on... here we go again...
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The scene where santa was using his stamp on the dolls were in the short when it was aired here in Norway a couple of days ago.
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Disney keeps editing their cartoon shorts too much.
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Post by poco »

NOw this is going a bit too far. What next? No scenes were kids sit on Santa's Lap for fear that it might be taken as something sexual? :o
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if Micheal Jackson was that Santa Claus, then Disney has a very good excuse. :lol:
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if Micheal Jackson was that Santa Claus, then Disney has a very good excuse.
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Whenever I have kids I will definately will not have my kids sit on his lap or "share his bed"
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