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Margos wrote:Animation's about to wrap? When is this being released!? We haven't even seen a trailer yet, for Pete's sakes! When are we going to hear something, anything from this film!?

Well, Tangled only just got trailers and it comes out in 3 months (or less).

Coolmanio wrote:I can't believe the budget is only $35 million. It seems so little by todays standards. That is their cheapest DAC since Aladdin.

It's not too unusual. Not only are they using already designed characters, the Winnie the Pooh films have never had the need for expensive effects. Not to mention they now have at their disposal the necessary materials and animators they hired before The Princess and the Frog (which lead its quite large budget).

estefan wrote:

Coolmanio wrote:I can't believe the budget is only $35 million. It seems so little by todays standards. That is their cheapest DAC since Aladdin.

It's not too unusual. Not only are they using already designed characters, the Winnie the Pooh films have never had the need for expensive effects. Not to mention they now have at their disposal the necessary materials and animators they hired before The Princess and the Frog (which lead its quite large budget).

true, there was never much of a reason why it should cost more than $40 million. It would be amazing if they could make original movies with a price tag of $65 million or so. It would put the studio in a better position.

By the way, is there really an alligator named Marley in the original AA Milne Pooh stories?

No. So if it's a lame character, I will be pretty disappointed.

DisneyJedi wrote:By the way, is there really an alligator named Marley in the original AA Milne Pooh stories?

Neal wrote:No. So if it's a lame character, I will be pretty disappointed.

Wait? Where did this character come from? Wikipedia? Because I've never heard of this before and honestly, it doesn't make sense that an alligator would live in an English forest...

UmbrellaFish wrote: Wait? Where did this character come from? Wikipedia? Because I've never heard of this before and honestly, it doesn't make sense that an alligator would live in an English forest...

Yes, Wikipedia.

And really, the Hundred Acre Wood isn't specifically an English forest. It's a parallel world inside of a storybook inhabited by a boy's plush animals and only 3 real animals (a rabbit, an owl, and a gopher).
A tiger and a kangaroo don't belong in an English forest, either. Why couldn't Christopher Robin get a plush alligator?
But even so, I don't think this is true.....

Margos wrote:

UmbrellaFish wrote: Wait? Where did this character come from? Wikipedia? Because I've never heard of this before and honestly, it doesn't make sense that an alligator would live in an English forest...

Yes, Wikipedia.

And really, the Hundred Acre Wood isn't specifically an English forest. It's a parallel world inside of a storybook inhabited by a boy's plush animals and only 3 real animals (a rabbit, an owl, and a gopher).
A tiger and a kangaroo don't belong in an English forest, either. Why couldn't Christopher Robin get a plush alligator?
But even so, I don't think this is true.....

Didn't even think about the tiger and kangaroo. That's certainly true.

But yeah, if it's from Wikipedia, it's not happening.

I was in the Disney Animation building yesterday and they had a small section with some images from the new Pooh movie

I was lucky enough to be able to pull aside one of the animators for a few minutes and talk to him about a few things. He said they tried really really hard to match the rough hand drawn style of the original 3 Pooh films featured in the Many Adventures. From the bit I saw, it definitely looks like they matched it perfectly!

Also, I saw a bit of Tangled before I left since they were doing a 3D screening of a near-complete version. SO FREAKING GOOD.

Well, if it was just a Wiki lie - it certainly caught on as several sites now use it in a biography for Gottfried.

Gottfried is well known as the voice of Iago, the parrot in the animated classic Aladdin. He was also a co-starred in the ‘Problem Child’ movies. Gilbert Gottfried is much famous for voicing Digit in the animated children’s series ‘Cyberchase’ and the alligator Marley in ‘Winnie the Pooh’.

I e-mailed Mr. Gottfried and asked, who knows if he actually answers his own e-mail or just some hired person, if he answers his own, it could explain the short reply: "Not true."

So that clears that up. Somebody must have used Wikipedia to write a bio for Gottfried for an upcoming performance and it caught on, because the same bio is now at multiple websites reporting he is playing Marley the Alligator.

Glad it was just a rumor.

I can't wait for a poster to come out! I really hope this brings up some more Winnie-the-Pooh interest, since I've always loved the peaceful, happy environment.

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AWESOME pics sotiris2006

WOOOOOOOOOOOW Eric Goldberg, ANDREAS DEJA, Randy Haycock and Mark Henn

** RESPECT **



I WANT MORE

stitchje1981 wrote:AWESOME pics sotiris2006

WOOOOOOOOOOOW Eric Goldberg, ANDREAS DEJA, Randy Haycock and Mark Henn

** RESPECT **



I WANT MORE

A great team! And Andreas Deja, yeah!^^

Is that Craig Ferguson?

skyler888 wrote:Is that Craig Ferguson?

Yup. Rumor has it, he's our new Owl.

-Skyler... The other one.

OMG Craig is the new Owl! I'm not sure how I feel about that, but I am a huge fan of his!

Walt Disney Animation Studios just posted on Facebook that the Winnie the Pooh trailer comes out next week.

Just came here to post this! Ahh! So excited!