I'm so glad they picked who they did for the voices. I find so much comfort from just hearing them now. Their familiar voices are so calming and leave a warm feeling of days gone by.
I / m so glad they picked who they did for the voices . I find so much comfort from just hearing them now . Their familiar voices are so calming and leave a warm feeling of days gone by .
The best disney ever made, so sad that the maestro did not live enough to see it… Rest In Peace Walt and thank you for the joy and fun I had in my childhood thanks to you !
This was an awesome movie! So fun! Full of life! And you know something I think Walt saw the premier in Spirit! & was happy with the Success!!!! Of it...
The best disney ever made , so sad that the maestro did not live enough to see it . . . Rest ln Peace Walt and thank you for the joy and fun l had in my child hood thanks to you /
The best disney ever made , so sad that the maestro did not live enough to see it . . . Rest ln Walt and thank you for the joy and fun l had in my child hood thanks
The best disney ever made , so sad that the maestro did not live enough to it . . . Rest ln Peace Walt and thank you for the joy and fun l had in my child hood thanks to you !
I saw this masterpiece with my mother and a couple of times with my grandmother about four times in 1968 in Amsterdam as a seven year old , it Made a great impression in me, i collectes all the dolls and magazines of this movie. now im 61, and still enjoy seeing this documentary.my grandparents and parents are gone now, but i will forever cherish the moments.
I saw this master piece with my mother and a couple of times with my grand mother about four times in 1968 in Amsterdam as a seven year old , it Made a great impression in me , i collectes all the dolls and magazines of this movie . now im 6 1 , and still enjoy seeing this documentary . my grand parents and
I saw this master piece with my mother and a couple of times with my grand mother about four times in 1968 in Amsterdam as a seven year old , it Made a great impression in me , i collectes all the dolls and magazine of this movie . now im 61 , and still enjoy seeing this documentary . my grand parents and parents are gone now , but i will forever cherish the moments .
This is one of the earliest Disney films I was exposed to when I was a baby, and I have not stopped loving it ever since. It remains to this day, one of my all time favorites.
Jungle book is one of my all time favorite Disney movie the film has a brilliant story, wonderful characters,a great voice cast and iconic soundtrack the Bear Necessities, I wanna be like you,Trust in me, We’re your friends and My Own Home. Thank you Uncle Walt Disney and all the wonderful staff and animators for bringing us this timeless classic 👍❤️
Jungle book is one of my all time favorite Disney movie the film has a brilliant story , wonderful characters , a great voice cast and iconic soundtrack the Bear Necessities , l wanna be like you , Trust in me , We / re your friends and My Own Home . Thank you Uncle Walt Disney and all the wonderful staff and
Jungle book is one of my all time favorite Disney movie the film has a brilliant story , wonder ful characters , a great voice cast and iconic soundtrack the Bear Necessities , l wanna be like you , Trust in me , We / re your friends and My Own Home . Thank you Uncle Walt Disney and all and all the wonder ful staff and
Jungle book is one of my all time favorite Disney movie the film has a brilliant story , wonderful characters , a great voice cast and iconic soundtrack the Bear Necessities , l wanna be like you , Trust in me , We' re your friends and My Own Home . Thank you Uncle Walt Disney and all the wonderful staff and animators for bringing us this time less classic 🎉 ❤
I'm a kid who knew the greatness of the big actors involved when I saw this as a child. I was brought up on everything from the 30s to the 60s. So to me, those guys were still big named and it was still new. Very strange to live back in time in that way.
I'm a kid who knew the great ness of the big actors involved when l saw this as child . I was brought up on everything from the 30 s to the 60 s . So to me ,
I’m 39 and this was my favorite childhood movie. Even tho it was in the late 60s I’m still singing every word to the songs and lines of the characters❤ and it’s 2023!!! This is an absolute masterpiece and classic of all times!!!
I / m 39 and this was my favorite child hood movie . Even tho it was in the late 60 s l / m still singing every word to the songs and lines of the characters ❤
I'm 39 and this was my favorite child hood movie . Even tho it was in the late 60 s l'm still singing every word to the songs and lines of the characters ❤ and it's 2023 ! ! ! This is an absolute master piece and classic of all times ! ! !
I*m 39 and this was my favotite child hood movie . Even tho it was in late the late 60 s l*m still singing every word to the songs and lines of the characters ❤ and it* s 2023 / / / This is an absolute master piece and classic of all times / / /
I'm 3 9 and this was my favorite childhood movie . Even tho it was in the late 6 0 s l / m still singing every word to the songs and lines of the characters ❤ and it's 2 0 2 3 / / / This is absolute master piece and classic of all times / / /
I bought this VHS Video version when I was in High School as a Senior and I loved Disney Animated Movies since I was little and still do today. I watched this movie last night and I have the updated Blu Ray DVD Combo today.
I bought this VHS Video version when l was in High School as a Senior and l loved Disney Animated Movies since l was little and still do today . I watched this movie last night and l have the updated Blu Ray DVD Combo today .
I bought this VHS Video version when l was in High School as a Senior and l loved Disney Animated Movies since l was little and still do today . I watched this movie last night and l have the up dated Blu Ray DVD Combo today .
I remember watching the behind the scenes of The Jungle Book while I was younger. I was born in 1997. I still miss the 2-D animated styles very much. I still like The Jungle Book 2 release back in 2003.
I was born in 1991 and I remember loving watching The Jungle Book over and over again on VHS in the mid 90’s. I also really miss the 2-D animations. Personally It’s my favourite Disney movie of all time and partly Inspired my love of Wild animals and being in the Wilderness etc.
@@cameronturk4388 I really miss the 2-D traditional animations styles from Disney very much and I'll be a movie director for my dream job as planing to bringing the 2-D animations styles once again for my dream job in the future.
RIP Sterling Holloway (January 4th, 1905 - November 22nd, 1992) he died 28 years ago this very night when he suffered from a cardiac arrest in Los Angeles, California, USA at the age of 87
RIP Sterling Holloway ( January 4 th , 1905 - November 22 nd , 1992 ) he died 28 years ago this very night when he suffered from a cardiac arrest in Los Angeles , California , USA at the age of 87
Walt WAS a storyteller. The studio had the "talent" A great maestro is what it takes to make a symphony. Walt always knew what he wanted. He was the YODA of the studio.
Walt WAS a story teller . The studio had the * talent * A great maestro is what it takes to make a symphony . Walt always knew what he wanted . He was the YODA of the studio .
Walt WAS a story teller . The studio had " talent " A great maestro is what it takes to make a sym phony . Walt always knew what he wanted . He was the YODA of the studio .
Walt WAS a story teller . The studio had the " talent " A great maestro is what it takes to make a sym phony . Walt always knew what he wanted . He was the YODA of the studio .
Sweden here! I am glad to report that the Swedish version was gold, with a lot of Swedish familiar (famous) voices. That as the original, small kids today remember, even though these actors also basically are gone.
Sweden here ! I am glad to report that that the Swe dish version was gold , with a lot of Swe dish familiar ( famous ) voices . That as the original , small kids today remember , even though these actors also basically are gone .
The story to this Disney Classic is incredibly fascinating. Like Bear Necessities being the original song from the first story write. A lot of the darker elements and artwork to really cement in the world of India. Walt wanting the crew to disregard the original Kipling story, and wanted this to be more enjoyable. See… It’s these things that defied Disney before. They thought deeply, had so many different ideas, and great talent to back it up.
The story to this Disney Classic is incredibly fascinating . Like Bear Necessities being the original song from the first story write . A lot of the darker elements and art work to really cement in the world of lndia . Walt wanting the crew to disregard the original Kipling story . and wanted this to be more eniovable .
The story to this Disney Classic is incredibly fascinating . Like Bear Necessities being the original song from the first story write . A lot of the darker elements and art work to really cement in the world of lndia . Walt wanting the crew to disregard the original Kipling story , and wanted this to be more enjoyable . See . . . It's these things that defied Disney before . They thought deeply , had so many different ideas , and great talent to back it up .
Narrator: The voice of Kaa was provided by veteran disney voice actor Sterling Holloway who had play Mr. Stork in " Dumbo." Mr Stork: Which one of you ladies is expecting? Narrator: The Cheshire Cat in "Alice in Wonderland." Cheshire Cat: If you really like to know he went that way. Narrator: And the beloved Winnie the Pooh. Winnie the Pooh: Oh yes! I'm rumbly in my tumbly.
He was the voice of Winnie The Pooh and he did a guest appearance on The Andy Griffith Show as the Merchant Bert Miller and he was the kindest person and was one of my favorite episodes.
What a grand movie, and just as grand of a trip down nostalgia lane. My favorite as a young-un. I fondly recall going to see it in the theater when it first came out. I still have a vinyl record of the movie. Disney Classic and a wonderful swan song of the genius of Walt.
This was also my favorite Disney movie when I was a kid - and the 30th anniversary VHS edition in particular. I also enjoyed watching The Many Adventures of Winnie-the-Pooh and countless Sing-Along tapes. The Jungle Book was the last Disney movie with Walt's personal touch, and it is a perfect tribute to him - even 55 years after it was made.
What a grand movie , and just as grand of a trip down nostalgia lane . My favorite as a young - un . I fondly recall going to see it in the theater when it first came out . I still have a vinyl record of the movie . Disney Classic and a wonder ful swan song of the genius of Walt .
What a grand movie , and just as grand of a trip down nostalgia lane . My favorite as a young - un . I fondly recall going to see it in the theater when it first came out . I still have a vinyl record of the movie . Disney
What grand movie , and just as grand of a trip down nostalgia lane . My favorite as a younger - un , l fondly recali going to see it in the theater when it first came out . I still have a vinyl record of the movie . Disney Classic and a wonderful swan song of the genius of Walt .
I loved the jungle book when I was 8 years old, brings me back memories from my childhood watching it on VHS tape and knowing all the words to bare necessities, I wanna be like you, and elephant march song. The voice of Shere Khan suits his personality just like when he played as Frollo from hunchback of Notre Dame movie as one of the best villains behind the voice.
I loved the jungle book when l was 8 years old , brings me back memories from my child hood watching it on VHS tape and knowing all the words to bare necesitas , l wanna be like you , and elephant march song . The voice of Shere Khan suits his personality just like when he played as F rollo from hunch back of
I loved the jungle book when l was 8 years old , brings me back memories from my child hood watching it on VHS tape and knowing all the words to bare necessities , l wanna be like you , and elephant march
This is now 13Ocktober 2021 and I wish Walt Disney could know how many times I've been watching Jungle Book with my grandkids and on my own much more 😊Truely enjoy jungle book and will never tire espessialy the songs 🎵🎵🎵🐒😄
This is now 13 ck tober 2021 and l wish Walt Disney could know how many times l've been watching Jungle Book with my grand kids and on my own much more 😂 Truely enjoy jungle book and will never tire espessialy the song 🎉 🎉 🎉 😂
This is now 13 O cktober 2021 and l wish Walt Disney could know how many times l've been watching Jungle Book with my grand kids and on my own much more 😊 Truely enjoy jungle book and will never tire espessialy the songs 🎉 🎉 🎉 🎉 😊
Walt's movies were so multilayered and pristine quality. The animation, the voices, the music. And Jungle Book more than most. Walt was a true creative genius with exacting standards and he surrounded himself with fellow geniuses - the best of the best - and expected their innovation and equal perfectionism. Ahh he was just so cool and passionate and his work reflected all it.
Walt's movies were so multilayered and pristine quality . The animation , the voices , the music . And Jungle Book more than most . Walt was a true creative genius with exacting standards and he surrounded himself with fellow geniuses - the best of the best - and expected their innovation and equal perfectionism . Ahh he was just so cool and passionate and his work reflected all it .
I was 10 when this movie came out I’m now over 21 lol I remember enjoying the music. My parents who came of age during the big band era. We’re so amazed that Phil Harris and Louis Prima musical ability. They always like those two bands now that I’m older, I think of the behind-the-scenes antics that must’ve gone on, all that talent all those brains hanging out together George Saunders, Sebastian Cabot looking on as Phil Harris and Louis Prima’s bands go crazy jamming together would’ve been a wonderful behind the scenes documentary of itself
The late George Sanders - before I even knew about him as Shere Khan here and the first incarnation of Mister Freeze on the 1966 _Batman_ TV series, I first truly saw and heard him as Monsieur Benjamin Ballon in the second _Pink Panther_ film from 1964 called I think _Bride of the Pink Panther_ - better known to us as _A Shot in the Dark_ ...
The late George Sanders - before l ever knew about him as Shere Khan here and the first incarnation of Mister Freeze on the 1966 Batman TV series , l first truly saw and heard him as Monsieur Benjamin Ballon in the second Pink Panther film from 1964 called l think Bride of the Pink Panther - better known to us as A Shot in the Dark . . .
NARRATOR: Filling out the voice cast were Sebastian Cabot as Bagheera... BAGHEERA: You have the word of Bagheera. NARRATOR: ...J. Pat O'Malley as Colonel Hathi... COLONEL HATHI: And remember, an elephant never forgets. NARRATOR: ...Verna Felton as Mrs. Hathi... WINIFRED: Now just a minute, you pompous old windbag! NARRATOR: ...and director Woolie Reitherman's son Bruce Reitherman was cast as the voice of Mowgli. MOWGLI: I'm not as crazy as YOU are. Put me down!
This is probably the earliest (high profile) example of an animated movie with a mostly all-star cast of very recognizable celebrity voice actors (for its day). It makes Disney casting Robin Williams as Genie in Aladdin look very modest by comparison. It’s also funny to see a late 60s Disney flick already showing their celebrity cast meeting their characters in promotional material XD
There was also “Alice in Wonderland,” which consisted of Kathryn Beaumont, Ed Wynn, Jerry Colonna, Bill Thompson, Sterling Holloway, J. Pat O’Malley, and Verna Felton.
This is probably the earliest / high profile / example of an animated movie with a mostly all - star cast of very recognizable celebrity voice actors / for its day / . It makes Disney casting Robin Williams as Genie in Aladdin look very modest by comparison lt / s also
Yep. That was her last role and what were the final film roles for Martha Wentworth, Tudor Owen and Barbara Jo Allen? Hint it’s the film where Sebastian Cabot (Bagheera in this film) voiced Lord Ector in that film.
Honestly, it’s one of my favorite Disney films as a kid I even have the 97 VHS when I was really little of course that comes with the making which is pretty interesting
9:31, I can tell that Sterling Holloway was aging at the time in the making of the documentary. His voice is pretty much Kaa with a LONG ache. (I know this interview from him was a couple of years before, this) But this is what he'd probably look like if he was still alive in 1997.
9 : 3 1 , l can tell that Sterling Holloway was aging at the time in the making of the documentary . His voice is pretty much Kaa with a LONG ache . ( I know this interview from him was a couple of years before , this ) But this is what he'd probably look like if he was still alive in 1997 .
it would have been interesting to see a darker Jungle Book that was more inline with the Rudyard Kipling stories but I can't imagine not having the Jungle Book as Disney made it
it would have been interesting to see a darker Jungle Book that was more inline with the Rudyard Kipling stories but l can / imagine not having the Jungle Book as Disney made it
it would have been interesting to see a darker Jungle Book that was more in line with the Rudyard Kip ling stories but l can't imagine not having the Jungle Book as Disney made it
8:30 Both English actor George "Shere Khan 🐅" Saunders (1906-1972) & the late 🇮🇪Irish-American🇺🇲 born English🏴 actor Patrick McGoohan (1928-2009) sound very much alike in their tone of voice
0 : 3 0 Both English actor George " Shere Khan 🎉 " Saunders ( 1906 - 1972 ) & the late 🎉 🎉 lrish - American 🎉 born English 🎉 actor Patrick Mc Googan ( 1928 - 2009 ) sound very much a like in their tone of voice
If I had grown up in LA and lived near the Disney, Pixar, or any cartoon making studios, I would've learned animation artwork and maybe gotten into voice over work. Did Ollie Johnston and Frank Thomas make a animated version of themselves on "The Incredibles"? Those two old guys that showed up near the end kind of looked like them. I was just kind of wondering. Thanks for posting it. Have a blessed day everyone
13:17 so did the late Disney veteran actress Verna Felton did the same exact year as Walt except he passed on a day after on then15th of December while she passed on the 14th of the same month of that year of '66
Roughly the other only personal touch to The Jungle Book dating back to Snow White was its key animators, which helps makes the film more near to home. A personal touch and their lifelong prolificness is something that I tend to worship when it comes to the movie industry. The music is very vivid, but I just don’t wanna think about it. Yes, it does have something to do with going back to Snow White. I probably oughta let it go but I can’t, the music firing up within the studio for 24 years was all overseen by an old conductor from Germany 🇩🇪. But returning to his birth country was a choice he made. And he missed out on this.
