New Cast Information for "Mickey's PhilharMagic!"

[General Grizz]

The following information comes from the Internet Movie Database (www.imdb.com) - thanks to JE Smith for the heads up!

Full Cast and Crew for Mickey's PhilharMagic (2003)

Cast (in alphabetical order)
Wayne Allwine .... Mickey Mouse (voice)
Jodi Benson .... Ariel (voice)
Cam Clarke .... Simba (voice)
Linda Larkin .... Jasmine (voice)
Clarence Nash .... Donald Duck (voice) (archive recordings)
Scott Weinger .... Aladdin (voice)

Art Department
Rick Schneider (I) .... storyboard artist

Visual Effects by
Rodney J. McFall .... effects animator

Other crew
Rick Schneider (I) .... creative consultant

Film negative format (mm/video inches): Digital

Cinematographic process: 3-D

 

[Gregory]

Originally posted by grizzlyhall
The following information comes from the Internet Movie Database (www.imdb.com) - thanks to JE Smith for the heads up!

Full Cast and Crew for Mickey's PhilharMagic (2003)

Cast (in alphabetical order)
Wayne Allwine .... Mickey Mouse (voice)
Jodi Benson .... Ariel (voice)
Cam Clarke .... Simba (voice)
Linda Larkin .... Jasmine (voice)
Clarence Nash .... Donald Duck (voice) (archive recordings)
Scott Weinger .... Aladdin (voice)

Art Department
Rick Schneider (I) .... storyboard artist

Visual Effects by
Rodney J. McFall .... effects animator

Other crew
Rick Schneider (I) .... creative consultant

Film negative format (mm/video inches): Digital

Cinematographic process: 3-D

Hmm... its considered a movie? Wierd...

Anyways...

Clarence Nash .... Donald Duck (voice) (archive recordings)

So, Donald won't say anything he hasn't said before? Like, no new quotes?

 

[Main Street USA]

Re: Re: New Cast Information for "Mickey's PhilharMagic!"

Originally posted by Gregory
So, Donald won't say anything he hasn't said before? Like, no new quotes?

The process they use in this movie is the same concept used to mimic and use Rod Sterling's voice in the Tower of Terror preshow movie.

They use parts of the original recordings, and then a new voice talent fills in the extra words. When finished, it blends quite nicely.

 

[The_CEO]

It blends seamlessly. As MSU Stated IS very nice. You wouldn't be able to tell!

 

[Gregory]

Originally posted by The_CEO
It blends seamlessly. As MSU Stated IS very nice. You wouldn't be able to tell!

After I posted, I kinda figured that... I have a tendecy to post before thinking

Well, I'm sure that it will be great... It seems Disney is going all-out on this one (though it would help if it was a bit longer)

 

[mkepcotmgmak]

that doesn't seem like to many characters with speaking parts... hmmm...

oh wait, i just remembered that it is not supposed to have a lot of speaking...

 

[cornnibblitz]

As usual, no information on the composer/arranger for this attraction... funny how Disney park music just composes itself

 

[General Grizz]

Apparently, both the preshow and show TOTAL run about 11 minutes...so apparently, not many voices are needed since it's a philharmonic - er- philharMagic .

 

[SirNim]

Originally posted by cornnibblitz
As usual, no information on the composer/arranger for this attraction... funny how Disney park music just composes itself

:lol: :lol:

Excellent information! Thanks! :sohappy: :wave:

 

[DMC-12]

Originally posted by grizzlyhall
Apparently, both the preshow and show TOTAL run about 11 minutes...so apparently, not many voices are needed since it's a philharmonic - er- philharMagic .

Anyone know what the pre-show consists of? :wave:

 

[JLW11Hi]

Originally posted by cornnibblitz
As usual, no information on the composer/arranger for this attraction... funny how Disney park music just composes itself

Actually, it looks like there is a lot of other credits that aren't listed for the attraction, like the animators, directrors, etc. That is probably all the people they know about right now.

 

[mickey04]

Wow, I'm definately getiting excited for it now. BTW, does anyone know if the character voices are the originals or not (accept for Mickey of course)- but the originals form the movies? I know Scott Weigner was Aladdin and Clarence Nash was Donald, but I'm not sure about the others.

 

[Goofster]

well, I know Cam Clarke was not simba, simba was played by Jonathan Taylor Thomas and Matthew Broderick, but Ariel was indeed played by Jodi Benson

 

[mickey04]

Originally posted by Goofster
well, I know Cam Clarke was not simba, simba was played by Jonathan Taylor Thomas and Matthew Broderick

Oh yeah, that's right. I knew that they did that too. I guess they couldn't use Jonathan Taylor Thomas because his voice has changed. Or maybe they wanted the older Simba for the movie.

 

[J.E.Smith]

Actually, Cam Clarke does the voice for Simba when Matthew Broderick isn't available. In fact, Broderick only did Simba for the movie and the sequel . Everywhere else, like in House of Mouse, Circle of Life, Festival of the Lion King, etc. Clarke does it.

 

[daniam2188]

Originally posted by Goofster
well, I know Cam Clarke was not simba, simba was played by Jonathan Taylor Thomas and Matthew Broderick, but Ariel was indeed played by Jodi Benson

mathew broderick did the voice for the older simba?!?! wow that dosent sound like him at all

 

[mickey04]

Originally posted by J.E.Smith
Actually, Cam Clarke does the voice for Simba when Matthew Broderick isn't available. In fact, Broderick only did Simba for the movie and the sequel . Everywhere else, like in House of Mouse, Circle of Life, Festival of the Lion King, etc. Clarke does it.

Really, that's not Broderick in the Circle of Life show? Wow, he sounds a lot like him.