I didn't expect Marie,Toulouse and Berlioz to be given new voice actors at all let alone in english. Which surprised me.Oh, I don't mind Pocahontas meeting at AK, but if they ever move her, those are my suggestions
Definitely agree with you about TFG and Burrito. They looked familiar to me, but I couldn't remember why.
Can we please get rid of that Jessica Rabbit mask? Idk if it's to protect the woman playing her or what, but it's not a good look.
Speaking of Marie, I find it interesting how the voice provided by an unknown child actor for Marie for this Talking Marie plush sounded much closer to the original voice from the 1970 film compared to the voice heard for the 25th anniversary which sounded a bit lower. Maybe in a future Disney project that voice for Marie might be a bit improved.Some thoughts (skipped through some of the song and dance numbers, because holy flip is this a big celebration, and I'm watching this during my lunch break lol)
This was a really nice way to celebrate the anniversary (especially liked the CMs at the end). WDW won't do anything like this for the 45th, but it would be nice to see something on this scale for the 50th.
- Marie, Toulouse, and Berlioz's voices were... not what I was expecting.
- Ah, Main Street USA, where you will find a Norwegian snowman, 3 French kittens, and 2 English people (I know that the time period fits though)
- Frontierland- not where I would expect to see Pocahontas in the states (I wouldn't mind to see her do M&Gs in Liberty Square or the American Pavilion)
- Jose and Panchito probably fit better with Adventureland???
- Catchy music
- Holy smokes, that is an acrobatic Tarzan
- I think Angelica (had to look up her name) is one of the most obscure/rare characters used
- Atlantis and Treasure Planet costumes look sharp
- I take back my previous comment, the Stitch aliens win the obscure characters award
- Does WDW use face characters for Flora, Fauna, and Merriweather?
- .... and they brought back the awful Jessica Rabbit mask
Nice to see her and Roger though
- So. Many. Characters. Though it seems to have been a toss up for which characters would appear from the films. I don't think I saw Prince John? Definitely saw King Richard (who I never saw at WDW). Also, it kind of hurts to see Clopin, but no Esmeralda (I have a lot of pictures with her from 1998)
- Question- how does Disney determine who is a face character and who gets their face covered? The Big Hero 6 team seem like they could easily be face characters.
At least they didn't add a banner like WDW did.I mean, realistically speaking, 25 is more of a milestone than 45.
Just remember that Cinderella's castle was a cake for over a year. Paris chose to skip that part of the party
Euro Disneyland did the Castle Cake first.I mean, realistically speaking, 25 is more of a milestone than 45.
Just remember that Cinderella's castle was a cake for over a year. Paris chose to skip that part of the party
Looks better than the WDW cake
King Richard has never been turned into a character (and never likely will be). It was odd they didn't include Esmeralda, but the reason was probably that they didn't have enough face performers left to fill the role. The park had full regular entertainment ops today as well as the dozens of characters in this special show and there are only so many face performers they can pull from.
Whoops! Thanks for clarifying that, I just assumed it was Richard since he was around the Robin Hood characters. I had no idea Leonidas was ever a character at the parks.That was King Leonidas from Bedknobs & Broomsticks.
A number of factors go into whether a character is made fur or face. The look of the character, and whether it's too stylized to be convincingly portrayed by a face, overall costume design, staffing concerns, etc.
Notice who is acting like he has any clue about any of this
well then
