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@@tonezchannel1711 Would you please give context as to what this is in reference to in the video?

@@DestinyRogers-mt6vq I would tend to disagree. He freaked out tried to warn everyone and she is just more levelheaded than him.

@@jakewhittle444 There is a mini documentary you can check out regarding the film that is on the DVD, but if you are looking for any from me, sorry to say I have none.

@@TroublesomeSlateTruck Thank you.

@@Mr.Stricken There is some great musical numbers in this film besides this sequence. My favorites are: "It's Not Easy", "Pasamaquaddy", "Candle on the Water", "Money by the Pound", "Brazzle Dazzle Day", "Bill of Sale", "Happiest Home in These Hills" is decent. I will say though I like how there is four villain songs in one film. That one, Passamaquaddy, Money by the Pound and Bill of Sale. The only song I feel could be cut and not miss anything is "There's Room For Everyone". That is the only one I feel slows things down.

@@disneyknowledge9432 I have great memories of hiding behind my mom at the very start of the movie when the evil family pops out of the forest. Now, it’s one of my favorite songs: “He went that-a-way!” “He went this-a-way!” Some absolute great acting.

@@Mr.Stricken Yeah when I first saw the film growing up that part freaked me out as well.

@@lordofthegames6601 I remember seeing a webpage in the mid-2000's that listed a whole bunch of upcoming films that I'm not sure if they were real things planned or just a fan website. It listed things like an AristoCats 2, a Pete's Dragon 2, the Missing Mickey film and a bunch of other stuff that never ended up being made. A broadway show would be interesting. Though I am not sure how they would do Elliot on stage.

Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@@dougearnest7590 Relax. None of that ended up happening and the trend for Disney Remakes (fingers crossed) is drawing to a close. Plus it helps they kicked out Sean Bailey the guy in charge of the remakes earlier this year.

@@angeloflourdes1235 [[LAMPY]] A dragon! A dragon! I swear I saw a dragon! A green and seething fire-breathing monster is in sight With eyes so red, a lion's head and wings as black as night He has a jaw of gleaming teeth! He's fifty feet in height! It's true! It's true! Oh, what are we to do? It's true! It's true! He's break us all in two! Oh, he's coming in, his great big fin is right against the door So board up all the windows And get down on the floor! A dragon! A dragon! I swear I saw a dragon! His tail lashing, he'll be smashing every shop in town With scaly feet, he'll crack the street and tear the steeple down It's not some loony dream, I heard a scream from Sheriff Brown! It's true! It's true! Oh, what are we to do? It's true! It's true! [[TAVERN PATRON]] Ol' Lampy's in a stew! [[TAVERN PATRONS]] A dragon! A dragon! Ol' Lampy saw a dragon! [[PATRON]] (spoken) He's bleary-eyed!- [[PATRON]] (spoken) He's ossified!- [[PATRON]] (spoken) He's tighter than a tick! [[TAVERN PATRONS]] He had too much to drink today so call the doctor quick [[NORA]] (spoken) I better take him home to be before you make him sick! [[LAMPY]] We're sunk! We're sunk!- [[PATRON]] (spoken) Go on with ya, you're drunk! [[TAVERN PATRONS]] A dragon! A dragon! He says he saw a dragon! [[NORA]] (spoken) The game is done, you've had your fun, my dad's been through enough So won't you all behave yourselves? I don't want any guff You're like a bunch of little boys who play at being tough You'll see! You'll see! You've met your match in me! [[LAMPY]] Oh, you always jeer and laugh and sneer but look across the square! [[TAVERN PATRONS]] All right, we'll go and take a look Good lord! Good lord There's ab-so-lute-ly...... nothing anywhere! [[LAMPY]] (spoken) It was there! (sung) A dragon! A dragon! I swear there was a dragon! [[TAVERN PATRONS]] You're off your hinges. All those binges put you in a haze [[NORA]] (spoken) You crazy fools, it's all your doggone fault he's in a daze! Let go of me! Let go of me! Amend your wicked ways! [[TAVERN PATRONS]] What makes you think there ever was- You know there never Never, never, never, never Never, never, never, never Never, ever was a dragon! A dragon!

@gelnnm.garcia6964 Maybe the whole neighborhood knew them and knew they were the lighthouse owners which is why they all pointed to Lampie after she said "has anyone seen my dad?"

You’re welcome. I’m glad that I could help.

And RIP to Jason Davis. Principal Prickly and Mikey are both in heaven rn.

Fair enough.

@johnsheehan7215 Well, Lena's husband then wanted to hold her which made Lena jealous saying "if you are going to hold her like my two boys want to hold her, you're going to be holding your head" like she was saying "you're married to me and you hold me and nobody else."

This film was my introduction to him as well.

@@disneyknowledge9432 For me, it was either this, or The Black Stallion. I can't remember which one I saw first as a child. Either way, I will still always see him as the greatest of the greatest.

This was the first movie I saw in which Mickey Rooney appeared on-screen. Technically, the first movie I saw that featured him was "The Fox and the Hound" but in that he was only voicing grown-up Tod. He was truly one of the acting greats, from early roles in movies like "National Velvet" to "Night at the Museum" when he was well past retirement age.

@@DamonNomad82 He acted his entire life since he was 18 months old. He practically was in 3 to 5 movies to tv shows nearly every year for 93 three years straight. You should look for the movies he did in his teen years with his co star Judy Garland. They're some of my favorites of his.

Aw, that's nice.

The only ones left alive of the core cast as far as I know are Jim Dale and Pete himself Sean Marshall.

Well, thank you for uploading it. I never knew about the scene until I saw it from you. I’m glad I was able to finish what you brought to light.

@@disneyknowledge9432 Disney is weird about this. Between 1967 and 1977, they made some of the greatest movie musicals of all time, and they had no idea what to do with them in an era when rock 'n' roll was the dominant genre. If anything, Nora is what I expected a child of Judy Garland and Mickey Rooney to look like more than Liza Minnelli, if you want me to be perfectly honest. No disrespect to Liza intended, of course.

@@Attmay Well, this was the height of the “What Would Walt Have Done? Era” where those in control of the company rather than come up with new and different ideas they stuck with what they knew and what worked rather than moving forward. While there were good ones like Robin Hood and Bedknobs and Broomsticks, it was mostly safe family friendly matinee type flicks giving work to character actors nobody would really hire.

@@disneyknowledge9432 they still have trouble attracting top talent if Tim Burton doesn't want to work there anymore, and he started his career there.

@@disneyknowledge9432 And thank goodness for that. Love those character actors!

Cool.

You're welcome

Great underrated Disney film and musical especially when the genre was basically dead at this point in time.

Lampie may not be as brave as Nora but he doesn't get enough credit for moments where he's protective of his family such as pulling Nora in the tavern so she'll be safe from the dragon he saw and even though he stays quiet he's shown trying to wave the gogans off during bill of sale when they come to take Pete back

@user-eg7xi4mo1x Maybe she inherited being brave from her mother who must have passed away since her mother was never seen while her father is scared.

Yes she was. Also I find it both funny and kind of cool that for Family Guy Blue Harvest during The Red Wings Standing By they actually were able to have Helen Reddy come in to just say “Helen Reddy Standing By”.

It wouldn’t be in my top ten, but I do have a soft spot for it.

Thank You Very Much. I really appreciate it.

Thank You!

Original Broadway show, 1962, motion picture 1966 !

It’s such an underrated musical, film, and Sondheim work.