Digging the Details with Jim & Dean: James MacArthur

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Digging the Details with Jim & Dean: James MacArthur #Diggingthedetails #Disneyhistory #tulgeywoodtvtuesday Join Dean Brinkerhoff and me as we take a look at Disney star James MacArthur. We look at the roots of James's career, why Walt signed this serious young actor to a contract, the kind of roles Walt cast him in, and much mor e about this Disney fan favorite..
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14 окт 2024

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@anthonyperdue3557 3 года назад

Kidnapped is my favorite of McArthurs Disney roles. I'm surprised Disney didn't team him up with Hayley Mills in In Search of The Castaways. They knew each other before they did the 1965 British production The Truth About Spring. They met on the set of Swiss Family Robinson as home movie footage shows them together with cast members and their families. They would have been an ideal screen couple in that adventure film.

@jimfanningstulgeywoodtv4685 3 года назад

Thanks for watching, Anthony! Fascinating idea about Disney teaming up Jimmy Mac and HM, but I think the Castaways role would have needed to be significantly rewritten for James MacArthur to play it. It doesn't jive with his serious nature. Besides, I love Michael Anderson Jr in that film!

@catherinethornton9016 Год назад

James MacArthur was in willie and the yank too

@epgoldenage7049 3 года назад

Was Disney not interested in using Bobby Driscoll in the late 50s?

@jimfanningstulgeywoodtv4685 3 года назад

No, Walt felt that Bobby had not grown up into a young leading man type past the mid 1950s. And as I have noted, Walt was looking for something different by then, a difference embodied by James MacArthur.