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I was just wondering to myself if "Return to Neverland" was theatrically released (which I don't remember, but I'm not saying it didn't happen) then why doesn't it land on the list of Disney animated classics? The Rescuers Down Under is on the list, and that was a theatrically released sequel. Can anyone clear this up for me? Is there a logical reason I'm overlooking?

It was theatrically released and made about 45m if I remember correctly.... Not sure why its not in the AC list....

The Rescuers Down Under was produced by Walt Disney Feature Animation, which is why it's considered a Disney Animated Classic.

Return to Neverland was produced by DisneyToon Studios, which is why it's part of the "Other Animated Films" canon.

Escapay

Escapay wrote:The Rescuers Down Under was produced by Walt Disney Feature Animation, which is why it's considered a Disney Animated Classic.

Return to Neverland was produced by DisneyToon Studios, which is why it's part of the "Other Animated Films" canon.

Escapay

Thank you much! Escapay- you are full of knowledge!

Simba3 wrote:you are full of knowledge!

Unfortunately.

BTW, anyone know who the voice actress is for Princess Aurora's mom?

Escapay

Escapay wrote:

Simba3 wrote:you are full of knowledge!

Unfortunately.

BTW, anyone know who the voice actress is for Princess Aurora's mom?

I thought she didn't talk in the film...





...Oh. Got it.

numba1lostboy wrote:

Escapay wrote:Unfortunately.

BTW, anyone know who the voice actress is for Princess Aurora's mom?

I thought she didn't talk in the film...

Don't worry, Escapay will certainly dug out who might have been the one who could possibly have said something if the planet's alignment would have been in agreement with a talking Aurora's mom.

OH, she talks. A shiny donkey to the member who provides the actress!

Yup it was released theatrically. I remember seeing it, and I kinda liked it.

The only thing that bugs me about Return to Neverland is that there's no Indian scene and the Mermaid scene is really short. Plus I like the Crocodile way better then that stupid Cracken...or Octopus lol. Oh and it bugs me that they couldnt get Kathryn Beaumont to do the voice of Wendy for when she says like one line in the begining.

About Aurora's mother...she does say "and your not offended your exellency" or something like that...all I know is that her voice to me is kind of unattractive sounding. I looked on imdb.com but her voice goes uncredited. Wonder who it is.

Speaking of Aurora's mom, I wonder if she even has a voice role in the two princess films that Aurora is in.

jeremy88 wrote:About Aurora's mother...she does say "and your not offended your exellency" or something like that...all I know is that her voice to me is kind of unattractive sounding. I looked on imdb.com but her voice goes uncredited. Wonder who it is.

She has two lines. "And you're not offended, Your Excellency" and "Oh no!".

jeremy88 is close to the answer thanks to his imdb-ing. Now, if only someone would wiki the movie and see the real answer...



Escapay

I knew the real answer, hence my offer of something I couldn't possibly supply.

SpringHeelJack wrote:I knew the real answer, hence my offer of something I couldn't possibly supply.

Yeah, I had to re-read both your posts to get that. At first I was wondering, "Why the hell would he give someone a donkey?!?" Takes awhile for things to sink in sometimes.

Escapay

Everything I find online says the actresses voice is unknown, but it has to be known to someone, somewhere

Well, Wikipedia says that the studio has no record of who supplied the Queen's voice...
I guess the official answer is "unknown."

ooo...it's like a long-lost Disney mystery.

Simba3 wrote:Everything I find online says the actresses voice is unknown, but it has to be known to someone, somewhere

THERE'S A DONKEY IN IT FOR YOU.

Does it have anything to do with the film Donkey Skin? I searched "Sleeping Beauty + donkey" and tha film keeps coming up...

You know, it's funny. The Queen's "You're not offended, your excellency?" always sounded a lot like Barbara Luddey to me, while her "Oh no!" sounded a lot like Mary Costa. As Judas said in Jesus Christ Superstar, "It seems to me a strange thing. Mystifying..."

I don't like Donkey's...their mean...that was a joke...I like Donkey's...Anyways...

Why Escapay? Is Imdb-ing a bad thing? I think their info is usually right...except for that one time when some one said Attina(Ariel's sister) was voiced by a man...that I find hard to believe.

Why the curiosity of wanting to know who the voice actress of Aurora/Briar Rose/Sleeping Beauty's mother anyway?

She sound's familiar I wonder what other work she's done before.

Oooooohhh thats right she kinda does sound like Mary when she says "Oh No"....Now I have to go put in Sleeping Beauty and hear her voice...might as well watch the entire movie....gosh dangit now I MUST find out who the voice actress is...Or else Im gunna go insane...

jeremy88 wrote:Why Escapay? Is Imdb-ing a bad thing? I think their info is usually right...except for that one time when some one said Attina(Ariel's sister) was voiced by a man...that I find hard to believe.

Oh dear, I hope I didn't come off the wrong way! Imdb-ing is a good thing, but I merely meant you were closer to the answer than anyone else in that the actress is uncredited (hence, no credit on imdb), but wiki confirms that there is no record of the actual actress!

ETA: And I just checked, and the Trivia section of imdb confirms it as well. Silly Escapay!

jeremy88 wrote:Why the curiosity of wanting to know who the voice actress of Aurora/Briar Rose/Sleeping Beauty's mother anyway?

There is no curiosity, at least not from me, lol. Simba3 said that I was full of knowledge, so I knew that if I asked the question "who was the voice actress of Princess Aurora's mother?", that it proved I didn't know everything, since even records at Disney have no indication of who it was!

Escapay