1000 Facts About Animated Films
1000 Facts About Animated Films by James Egan is a detailed exploration of intriguing trivia surrounding beloved animated movies. Published by Lulu.com on December 11, 2015, this 140-page edition presents a wealth of information in English, making it accessible to a wide audience. The book covers a variety of animated films, revealing lesser-known facts that highlight the creative processes and decisions behind iconic scenes and characters.
Readers will discover fascinating insights, such as the original script details of The Lion King and the surprising history behind scenes in classics like Lady and the Tramp and Frozen. The content spans various aspects of animated films, including production costs, character development, and the evolution of storylines. This edition serves as a valuable resource for fans of performing arts, offering a unique perspective on the animation industry and its history.
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In the original script of The Lion King, Mufasa was the one who cut Scar’s face. Walt Disney HATED the spaghetti-eating scene in Lady and the Tramp. It is now one of the most beloved scenes in Disney history. Toy Story only cost $30 million. Christopher Barnes was only 16 when he voiced Prince Eric in The Little Mermaid. In Frozen, Elsa was supposed to have blue hair. The villain of The Incredibles was supposed to be an alien called Xerek. The merchant in the beginning of Aladdin is the Genie. It took ten years to make Alice in Wonderland. Gru’s appearance in Despicable Me is based on an emperor penguin. Disney were certain that Finding Nemo would fail. The Prince in Beauty and the Beast was 11 when the Enchantress cursed him. If Cinderella flopped, Disney would’ve gone bankrupt. Inside Out is the first Pixar film that doesn’t have a villain. Walt Disney’s favourite Disney film was Bambi. Elvis nearly starred in The Jungle Book.
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