Lol, it's funny, but really no laughing matter, at how in different points of some Disney Features, the characters sound different. Anyone else notice?
- Alice, Alice in Wonderland
- Wart/Arthur, Sword in the Stone - Here it is REALLY noticeable.
- Lilo, Lilo and Stitch - okay not really, but Daveigh Chase uses a different voice in Stitch! The Movie and the Series b/c her voice changed.
I honestly can't remember any time in Alice in Wonderland where's Kathryn's voice sounded different, though her singing voice in Peter Pan is dramatically different than in Alice. With Sword in the Stone it's noticeable because they used three different voice actors for the role of Wart since the voice of the kid originally hired was cracking midway through production. In the Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, Christopher Robin's voice also changes due to multiple voice actors, but this time it was because each short was several years apart.
Disneykid wrote:I honestly can't remember any time in Alice in Wonderland where's Kathryn's voice sounded different, though her singing voice in Peter Pan is dramatically different than in Alice. With Sword in the Stone it's noticeable because they used three different voice actors for the role of Wart since the voice of the kid originally hired was cracking midway through production. In the Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, Christopher Robin's voice also changes due to multiple voice actors, but this time it was because each short was several years apart.
Wow I never noticed that nor did I know and I agree that I didn't notice a change in Kathryns voice antill I found out she did the voice of Wendy in Peter Pan now there is a noticeable difference. And if the actors or actresses voice does change in mid production they do a really good job in finding another voice that matches.
Yeah I have noticed that for years. Look at all of the Old Disney Live Action Films. For Instance. Sammy The Way-Out Seal, Snowball Express,Savage Sam, Old Yeller, Adventures Of Bullwhip Griffin, Emil And The Detectives, Almost Angels, Pollyanna, Parent Trap, Swiss Family Robinson, Escape To Witch Mountain, Return From Witch Mountain, Child Of Glass, Watcher In The Woods. etc. This isn't something new.
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Loomis wrote:The Beast went through reverse puberty at the end of Beauty and the Beast...
...he got less hairy and his voice went UP a few octaves.
In fact, he becomes a woman!
Oh great now Disney is saying that falling in love with another person of the same gender is all right. and I thought South Park taught enough to me already.
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Uncle Remus wrote:
Oh great now Disney is saying that being gay is all right. and I thought South Park taught enough to me already.
I don't want to start a thing here, UR - but are you saying being gay isn't alright? I really hope you aren't...I don't think I can hold back from saying something nasty if that IS what you are saying...
Besides of which, since when does being a woman mean you are gay?
Uncle Remus wrote:
Oh great now Disney is saying that being gay is all right. and I thought South Park taught enough to me already.
I don't want to start a thing here, UR - but are you saying being gay isn't alright? I really hope you aren't...I don't think I can hold back from saying something nasty if that IS what you are saying...
Besides of which, since when does being a woman mean you are gay?
I think we need to talk, Remus.
Actually, I took it more as saying that if you are a feminine male, you are automatically in the gay crowd.
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Uncle Remus wrote:
Oh great now Disney is saying that liking falling in love with another person of the same gender is all right. and I thought South Park taught enough to me already.
I don't want to start a thing here, UR - but are you saying being gay isn't alright? I really hope you aren't...I don't think I can hold back from saying something nasty if that IS what you are saying...
No No you got me wrong there Loomis. i'm just joking around with the idea of what pinkrenta said about the Beast becoming a woman. i cant imagine a Disney movie ending with the princess danicng with another princess and then making out and that end. it sort of startles me a bit.
pinkrenata wrote:
Actually, I took it more as saying that if you are a feminine male, you are automatically in the gay crowd.
Which is still kind of a problem. Not a nice thing to say.
I'm a girly man.
Well, I can't lift my own body weight.
Or run.
Uncle Remus wrote:i cant imagine a Disney movie ending with the princess danicng with another princess and then making out and that end. it sort of startles me a bit.
Actually, I can imagine it. I imagine it quite a bit.
I think we need more movies with women making out.
And cheese.
More cheese in film.
Uncle Remus wrote:i cant imagine a Disney movie ending with the princess danicng with another princess and then making out and that end. it sort of startles me a bit.
Actually, I can imagine it. I imagine it quite a bit.
I think we need more movies with women making out.
And cheese.
More cheese in film.
Loomis? Have you been wacthing Disney porn lately. You know that stuff is completely wrong and disgusting.
Loomis wrote:Which is still kind of a problem. Not a nice thing to say.
I'm a girly man.
Well, I can't lift my own body weight.
Or run.
May I quote Arnold Schwarzenegger?
"If they don't have the guts to come up here in front of you and say, 'I don't want to represent you, I want to represent those special interests, the unions, the trial lawyers ... if they don't have the guts, I call them girlie men."
He was speaking in a rally in Ontario. LOL, it seemed he thought he was in an act of one of his movies.
Loomis wrote:Which is still kind of a problem. Not a nice thing to say.
I'm a girly man.
Well, I can't lift my own body weight.
Or run.
May I quote Arnold Schwarzenegger?
"If they don't have the guts to come up here in front of you and say, 'I don't want to represent you, I want to represent those special interests, the unions, the trial lawyers ... if they don't have the guts, I call them girlie men."
He was speaking in a rally in Ontario. LOL, it seemed he thought he was in an act of one of his movies.
I have nothing to say regarding the top posts however I commened you on your sensce of humor when I read this it was almost like I could hear Arnold talking in his accent and all Really funny!
Regarding Alice...It's not really noticeable but I noticed that Alice's voice is higher in her scene with the caterpillar than in any other scene.
In Sword...lol, yeah I found out there were three different actors on imdb.com. There was a message board there and they said that the kid who took over was the son of one of the animators.
Loomis wrote:The Beast went through reverse puberty at the end of Beauty and the Beast...
...he got less hairy and his voice went UP a few octaves.
Woah, I gotta watch The English version to see how the Beast sounds.
re77 wrote:I personally thought that Simba's puberty in The Lion King was rather obvious.
You have a point. During the "I just Can't Wait to be King" and " Hakuna Matata" musical sequences, actor Jonathan Taylor Thomas was replaced by Jason Weaver. lol!
Lol, it's funny, but really no laughing matter, at how in different points of some Disney Features, the characters sound different. Anyone else notice?
