+Jennifer Lewis I know if Andreas Deja has anything to say about it it'll be 2D because he's always talked about how much he loved the concept art and wants to see it fully animated
I find the whole "you can't make a thief a hero" thing ironic in hindsight with the likes of Aladdin, Flynn, Nick Wilde and Robin Hood all being thieves, but still being likable. I agree; you can make a thief or a less then noble character likable in a lot of different ways, mainly giving other traits to latch on to, giving them honest bond with some of the characters and giving a reason why they are that way. Not only that, I think something like this could work more now, considering people now love anti heroes when they are done well like Prince Zuko and the like than they did in Walt's time. We know it can since there's a lot of Disney characters now that fit under that umbrella. I still swear Nick Wilde is like Chanticleer reincarnated.
I agree with you 100%,but allow me to play devil's advocate. Making a protagonist who's a jerk is a very tricky task to pull off, because when you do it is VITAL to give them some form of connection that's relatable to audiences and let them learn from their mistakes and evolve. That way, your main character won't come off as annoying or intolerable. TL;DR: Audiences should like a character DESPITE of being a jerk, not BECAUSE they are one.
Out of all of them, I couldn't fucking stand Nick. Too much of a mean-spirited cocksure asshole,and his backstory is way too overly dramatic to justify him taking up a life of crime. Doesn't help that Judy is just as hideously obnoxious with her primadonna attitude.
Personally my favorite lost Disney film would be the first draft of "the Emperor's New Groove" called "Kingdom of the Sun." Got to see some concept art during a lecture on character design in college (and like a dork I didn't sneak a pic) and ever since I've been obsessed with finding bits and pieces that were finished. So if ya ever wanna cover that, I'd love to see it. And I can direct you to some scattered concept art/animation I've found (and the banned documentary on it).
Ironically, Chanticleer did manage to squeek through the confines of the Disney On Parade arena tours from 1971-1976 before the tour rested and regenerated into Disney On Ice five years later
There was a project called the search for Mickey Mouse that was at the time going to be disney's 50th film but was cancelled and we got tangled instead. I remember reading something about it years ago in the 2000s and it said that the movie would be about Mickey going missing and Minnie hiring....and this was the best part to me...basil from the great mouse detective to help her and the others find him.not sure why it was cancelled but oh man the idea seemed interesting and fun to me. Mickey and basil back on the big screen...and together no less.
+Betsy I do remember hearing about a Mickey Mouse full length feature, along with the rest of the gang, but it would appear that the project was cancelled
@@CarolinaMouse That's a shame, cause I would have loved to see Basil and Mickey work together to solve a case. Chances are, unless they find a good vocal replacement, the death of Barrie Ingham, Basil's voice, in January 2015 means that we may never see this realized.
The reason for that moniker is because Chanticleer would have been years ahead of its time. It would have been a Broadway-style animated musical. I wonder if he'd ever talk more about Rock-a-Doodle. That film went through a lot of changes.
If you were to make more videos as a part of this series, my vote would be on "The King of the Elves" and "'Fraidy Cat", followed by"The Gremlins", "Don Quixote", "Hiawatha", and "Wild Life".
I agree! The politics behind the making is pretty juicy, and while "Bolt" was a decent film, it's still sad to never be able to see another product from its original concept. I've done a bit of research on that topic a couple of months ago, scrounging up a bit of information but not a whole lot more than what we already know about it and that's not enough of what I wanted to know more about. The reason why I didn't suggest it in my own comment previously is because I believe there was another comment below who suggested it. Still, I appreciate your reply! I love how people can get a conversation going like this.
I definitely wish this Disney would return to this idea somewhere down the line. This would make a better film than the crap Don Bluth released. No offense to him since he created Secret of NIMH, Land Before Time, and American Tale, but that movie…is awful.
Joe The Disney Guy I mean just look at the most recent projects. Walt tried to make a retelling of the Ice Queen and The Emperor's New Clothes for years, and now we got The Emperor's New Groove (one of my favorite comedies) and Frozen (...which turned out to be shit, but I digress).
Fascinating new series, I look forward to seeing more. I love how much time is clearly spent in to making these videos...it's not just the Wiki and IMDB entries.
After seeing Rock -a- doodle If they ever made this movie, I would want them to use that art, they used and for it to be called "Chanticleer the way Disney would have wanted it"
Great video. I never knew any of this stuff! I was watching this and thinking "those sketches look like the nightmare fuel animatronics inside of Splash Mountain." Yup. They were. Also, I happen to like Rock-a-Doodle (at least I did as a kid...I haven't seen it in a long time)
Wonderful job, recently I heard about this project and immediatelly call my atention! Its a shame what this never become a full animated movie. Personally I thing this deserve become a story but how I see disney has already planned what movies will do, I think this can work how a miniseries. If cartoon network can do "over the garden wall" what is a really good series. I sure Disney could make a good miniseries about Chanticleer. That definitively would be hundreds of time better what their actual crapy live action sitcoms, Disney do actually.
What a wonderful idea for a series! Not only can you do films, but other related Disney things like park attractions and what not. Ah, Rock-A-Doodle, possibly my biggest nostalgia fulled guilty pleasure. ( right after Thief and the Cobbler; shameful I know) It's something to do with the voice actors for that movie. Their performances have just enough charm to make me really enjoy their nonsensical journey.
+disneydork57 Exactly, I definitely want to look into some of the Epcot countries that were proposed and never came to be as well as Disney's America, the lost theme park
Yep. Phil Harris as Patoo the dog who had trouble tying his shoes, Mandark's voice actor as Snipes the claustrophobic magpie, Christopher Plumber as the Grand Duke of Owls, the voice of Killer from _All Dogs Go to Heaven_ as the Duke's comedic nephew Hunch with a distinct speech pattern, late country legend Glen Cambell as Chanticleer, his saucy girlfriend being inspired by Goldie Hawn, etc.
Interesting idea for a series. You could do a lot with it. As far as Chanticleer goes, I'd love to see a revival of it, maybe even with a return to traditional animation. As much as I love Don Bluth, his version was definitely less than stellar. I'd love to see what modern Disney could do with the story.
Personally for me ever since Rock a doodle, i always thought to myself, what if Don Bluth and Steven Spielberg never parted ways after Land Before Time, they could have made a wild west Chanticleer instead of Fievel goes West.
I'm a fan of Disney and of your channel and I wanted to say that my well has hit me the story of this lost film, however I remember reading that had discarded because had to go out in the year 1963 with the sword in the stone, but not having the funding for the film, i have scartarto, perhaps they chose the sword in the stone because it was easier to animate humans instead of humans. Anyway I can not wait to see your videos hello and good work!
+Jacopo Bon Yeah, I talked about that discussion a little in my Sword in the Stone review, but essentially, Chanticleer got nixed just because it was going to be too expensive in a time when money was pretty tight
+Joe The Disney Guy I got to go last year for the same reason, my birthday & Halloween, and it was so great I have to go back again this year. I'm a Disney Villain guy so seeing all the parks dec'd for Halloween with villains everywhere is totally my bag. I'll get to stay at Port Orleans: French Quarter which features the alligators from Fantasia (my favorite Disney film) pretty prominently. I'm so effing excited. Anyway, please keep the series up . The history is fascinating, the commentary is clever and well written, and the presentation is well edited. You do a good job and I look forward to seeing more. Thanks for the great content.
+Stefan Filipovits Halloween is the one thing I haven't been to Disney for and I absolutely want to check it out sometime. I've done Christmas, but I hear the parades and decorations for Halloween is fantastic as well. And thank you for the kind words, they're much appreciated!
+Joe The Disney Guy if u get the chance give it a try sometime. The parades are incredible. However Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween party is the thing to beat. 5,000 people all dressed in costume, the rides are open late into the night, the parades are INCREDIBLE, the hocus pocus stage show started last year and rocked, and they cap it off with an amazing villain themed firework show. A Disney connoisseur like yourself will really dig it. Thanks again Joe.
I could see Chanticleer getting another shot, but there's one tiny little problem... It's gonna be in CG like the rest of them. I'm still hoping Lasseter sticks to his promise of more 2D films; disinterested moviegoers be damned. It's most likely the cost of the tickets that drive people away.
Those character designs, if they had been given life, I know it would have made a film worth seeing. A vain dare I say cocky hero like that, sounds like something audiences now would eat up. Much as they might a cunning foxy anti hero. What writer wouldn't jump at the chance to bring them to the screen?
Am I the only one that liked Rock-a-doodle? Granted as an adult (hell, even as a kid), I can admit that the movie is flawed and nowhere near as good as the other Don Bluth films. But I can't hate the movie. I would love to see Disney take a shot at it though. A lot of the same stories have been told in various movies and Disney is remaking a lot of their animated movies into live action.
Very intresting, I love the concept art but have to remember it whould look mostly like Robin Hood and The Rescuers. But in the 40´s who knows. Imagine where this was made but not Sword in the Stone. Hindsight I think the right choice was made. But hey Disney was not just succes after sucess.
The many adventures of winnie the pooh is next! Interesting to see how you will tackle this one considering it is 3 short films put into 1 full length film.
+Joe The Disney Guy I think it would be great if you discussed Disney games a little bit. At least the ones you've played and find noteworthy. But it's your call. I'm not trying to pressure you. You always make great content!
+Joe The Disney Guy Ooh! And there was a movie adaptation of Don Quixote that was in production so many times only to be shelved. It sounds like a very interesting story that Disney could do well if given to the right people!
BigBossMan538 So, I've thought about looking into some Disney games and it's definitely something that interests me. My current problem is that I either need to capture footage or get permission to use someone else's, so that's something I'll have to look into more seriously
+Spencer Barendregt I've actually always found Treasure Planet to be underrated. Maybe it's just because I love the story of Treasure Island so much, but I've always enjoyed it
This isn't a request, just a little Disney Trivia. There were plans to make a movie based on the Voyage of Christopher Columbus with Mickey, Donald, and Goofy being the captains of the Pinta, Mina, and Santa Maria respectively. However the story was never made as the crew didn't know what to do when they actually got to the new world. Yeah a film where Mickey Mouse gives Indians smallpox doesn't sound that good.
I believe that there was another Mickey Mouse feature in production at some point in time. It would've involved Donald and Goofy looking for him with the help of Basil from The Great Mouse Detective as they interacted with other Disney characters such as Alice, Peter Pan, Robin Hood, and Aladdin.
One thing about Disney is they will always come back to a concept, once a new generation figures out how to get the story right or has the money to back the project. In the case of Chanticleer, I think the company in these days would have the right amount of money in order to get the project off the ground. Although after Zootopia, I do have a feeling they would be reluctant about having a fox as a villain due to having a film that deconstructs animal stereotypes.
Though I don't know if we'll ever see Chanticleer in it's true form, at least from Disney, I think you're right in that Disney never truly let's a concept go to waste. I certainly saw a lot of the Chanticleer project in Zootopia, so I have to imagine that one, at least in part, helped inspire the other
I mean look at Snow Queen, Beauty and the Beast, Little Mermaid, etc. Or a more recent example of Wreck It Ralph, which as a concept has been floated around since the later 1980's with the original title called High Score. Tons of projects that were always in and out of development hell until someone managed to figure out how the story could work. It would be nice to see a CGI version of Chanticleer, and get the tale introduced to a new generation. Although our generation probably will forever associate Chanticleer with Don Bluth's divisive movie, Rock A Doodle, forever. I can say you can tell that Mr. Bluth got a lot of his inspiration from that movie from old concept art from the Disney project.
+Teddy Macedo I probably will at some point, depending on how much info there is about them. A lot of them were shut down so early in development that it's almost not worth it, but I'll definitely look at some
+Joe The Disney Guy Okay, the reason why I asked you that is because, please don't get mad at me when I say this, but I enjoyed the Disney direct-to-video sequels just as much as the originals.
Great video as usual! Frozen showed us that finally completing a constantly avorted project can be worth the while, so why not this movie? Also, did you already see Zootopia? Absolute amazing movie.
Hah, hell to the fuck no ! Frozen showed us what happens when you leave a bunch of SJW to butcher a perfectly good story with their "subversive" agenda. Frozen made money only because of good marketing and songs. But it was a shit movie. And so was Zootopia.
Sounds nice, although I thought about this. What if they make it a TV special; with Nick & Judy at the beginning to tell the story, as it could be about Judy questioning Chanticleer's tale as silly nonsense? How can a Rooster's crow raise the sun?
I think these videos and brilliant and breath of fresh air from all the hyperbole reviews out there. If you just had a better camera and a slightly more appealing screen cap to draw people in, i think you could easily double or triple views.
Have you ever heard of the Donald Duck cartoons Mother Goose Goes Hollywood (though he is barely in it) and The Autograph Hound? Oddly enough, both feature Charlie McCarthy, Katharine Hepburn, Clark Gable, Greta Garbo, and others.
I hope that if they ever try to complete it now, it won't be 3D animation because those concept art pieces are gorgeous!!
+Jennifer Lewis I know if Andreas Deja has anything to say about it it'll be 2D because he's always talked about how much he loved the concept art and wants to see it fully animated
Such a tragic tale of Chanticleer...
So far, I like this project and it's interesting to see ideas created by Walt himself
I find the whole "you can't make a thief a hero" thing ironic in hindsight with the likes of Aladdin, Flynn, Nick Wilde and Robin Hood all being thieves, but still being likable.
I agree; you can make a thief or a less then noble character likable in a lot of different ways, mainly giving other traits to latch on to, giving them honest bond with some of the characters and giving a reason why they are that way. Not only that, I think something like this could work more now, considering people now love anti heroes when they are done well like Prince Zuko and the like than they did in Walt's time. We know it can since there's a lot of Disney characters now that fit under that umbrella. I still swear Nick Wilde is like Chanticleer reincarnated.
Kuzco proves you can make a character who is an absolute ass and still likeable.
I agree with you 100%,but allow me to play devil's advocate. Making a protagonist who's a jerk is a very tricky task to pull off, because when you do it is VITAL to give them some form of connection that's relatable to audiences and let them learn from their mistakes and evolve. That way, your main character won't come off as annoying or intolerable.
TL;DR: Audiences should like a character DESPITE of being a jerk, not BECAUSE they are one.
Out of all of them, I couldn't fucking stand Nick. Too much of a mean-spirited cocksure asshole,and his backstory is way too overly dramatic to justify him taking up a life of crime. Doesn't help that Judy is just as hideously obnoxious with her primadonna attitude.
Personally my favorite lost Disney film would be the first draft of "the Emperor's New Groove" called "Kingdom of the Sun." Got to see some concept art during a lecture on character design in college (and like a dork I didn't sneak a pic) and ever since I've been obsessed with finding bits and pieces that were finished.
So if ya ever wanna cover that, I'd love to see it. And I can direct you to some scattered concept art/animation I've found (and the banned documentary on it).
Ironically, Chanticleer did manage to squeek through the confines of the Disney On Parade arena tours from 1971-1976 before the tour rested and regenerated into Disney On Ice five years later
Wow the concept art looked awesome.
There was a project called the search for Mickey Mouse that was at the time going to be disney's 50th film but was cancelled and we got tangled instead. I remember reading something about it years ago in the 2000s and it said that the movie would be about Mickey going missing and Minnie hiring....and this was the best part to me...basil from the great mouse detective to help her and the others find him.not sure why it was cancelled but oh man the idea seemed interesting and fun to me. Mickey and basil back on the big screen...and together no less.
+Betsy I do remember hearing about a Mickey Mouse full length feature, along with the rest of the gang, but it would appear that the project was cancelled
Yep..it was.
@@CarolinaMouse That's a shame, cause I would have loved to see Basil and Mickey work together to solve a case. Chances are, unless they find a good vocal replacement, the death of Barrie Ingham, Basil's voice, in January 2015 means that we may never see this realized.
I still love Rock A Doodle....the darkness and all...
btw you should do more videos on the disney that never was...
Some Cancelled Projects DID become a Don Bluth Movie.
The reason for that moniker is because Chanticleer would have been years ahead of its time. It would have been a Broadway-style animated musical. I wonder if he'd ever talk more about Rock-a-Doodle. That film went through a lot of changes.
Disney needs to reconsider this movie
If you were to make more videos as a part of this series, my vote would be on "The King of the Elves" and "'Fraidy Cat", followed by"The Gremlins", "Don Quixote", "Hiawatha", and "Wild Life".
The Unicorn What about "American Dog?" That movie looks like it would have been fantastically weird.
I agree! The politics behind the making is pretty juicy, and while "Bolt" was a decent film, it's still sad to never be able to see another product from its original concept. I've done a bit of research on that topic a couple of months ago, scrounging up a bit of information but not a whole lot more than what we already know about it and that's not enough of what I wanted to know more about. The reason why I didn't suggest it in my own comment previously is because I believe there was another comment below who suggested it. Still, I appreciate your reply! I love how people can get a conversation going like this.
Renegadey, that is hillarious, also do the unused and unfinished Fantasia segments and maybe you could clump that together with Musicana
I definitely wish this Disney would return to this idea somewhere down the line. This would make a better film than the crap Don Bluth released. No offense to him since he created Secret of NIMH, Land Before Time, and American Tale, but that movie…is awful.
+Cait Cherniak judging by the critical and commercial success of Zootopia, I think Disney making this film is a possibility now!!
They better.
+Cait Cherniak It's certainly possible and wouldn't be the first time Disney went to the vault to come up with an idea for a film
Joe The Disney Guy I mean just look at the most recent projects. Walt tried to make a retelling of the Ice Queen and The Emperor's New Clothes for years, and now we got The Emperor's New Groove (one of my favorite comedies) and Frozen (...which turned out to be shit, but I digress).
To be fair, the product that Don Bluth released isn't what he set out to make. You can thank test audiences for ruining the movie.
Chanticleer would’ve been a better chicken film for Disney to make than chicken little
Fascinating new series, I look forward to seeing more. I love how much time is clearly spent in to making these videos...it's not just the Wiki and IMDB entries.
+Collin Murr Thank you, and yes, I try to do as much research as I can in order to provide as much (and as accurate) information as possible
I'm glad I found this channel. Your videos are very concise and informative.
+Son of Tiamat Thank you, I'm glad you found it too!
I would love to see Chanticleer come back as a 3d film!
Illumination might gonna make an cgi adaptation of chanticleer
Animating people is cheaper than animating animals. That’s one reason Disney went for sword in the stone instead of Chanticleer.
After seeing Rock -a- doodle
If they ever made this movie, I would want them to use that art, they used and for it to be called
"Chanticleer the way Disney would have wanted it"
Thank you for the video.
Great video. I never knew any of this stuff! I was watching this and thinking "those sketches look like the nightmare fuel animatronics inside of Splash Mountain." Yup. They were.
Also, I happen to like Rock-a-Doodle (at least I did as a kid...I haven't seen it in a long time)
A film called "Musicana" was to be a follow-up to "Fantasia".
I came in early so I'll say something.
Nice beard!
Wonderful job, recently I heard about this project and immediatelly call my atention! Its a shame what this never become a full animated movie. Personally I thing this deserve become a story but how I see disney has already planned what movies will do, I think this can work how a miniseries. If cartoon network can do "over the garden wall" what is a really good series. I sure Disney could make a good miniseries about Chanticleer. That definitively would be hundreds of time better what their actual crapy live action sitcoms, Disney do actually.
You're so well informed! Where did you get all this info and the conceptual art??
What a wonderful idea for a series! Not only can you do films, but other related Disney things like park attractions and what not.
Ah, Rock-A-Doodle, possibly my biggest nostalgia fulled guilty pleasure. ( right after Thief and the Cobbler; shameful I know) It's something to do with the voice actors for that movie. Their performances have just enough charm to make me really enjoy their nonsensical journey.
+disneydork57 Exactly, I definitely want to look into some of the Epcot countries that were proposed and never came to be as well as Disney's America, the lost theme park
Yep. Phil Harris as Patoo the dog who had trouble tying his shoes, Mandark's voice actor as Snipes the claustrophobic magpie, Christopher Plumber as the Grand Duke of Owls, the voice of Killer from _All Dogs Go to Heaven_ as the Duke's comedic nephew Hunch with a distinct speech pattern, late country legend Glen Cambell as Chanticleer, his saucy girlfriend being inspired by Goldie Hawn, etc.
Talk about more lost Disney films like Louis the bear and joe jump
Interesting idea for a series. You could do a lot with it. As far as Chanticleer goes, I'd love to see a revival of it, maybe even with a return to traditional animation. As much as I love Don Bluth, his version was definitely less than stellar. I'd love to see what modern Disney could do with the story.
You can thank executive meddling for ruining Rock-a-Doodle.
Personally for me ever since Rock a doodle, i always thought to myself, what if Don Bluth and Steven Spielberg never parted ways after Land Before Time, they could have made a wild west Chanticleer instead of Fievel goes West.
I'm a fan of Disney and of your channel and I wanted to say that my well has hit me the story of this lost film, however I remember reading that had discarded because had to go out in the year 1963 with the sword in the stone, but not having the funding for the film, i have scartarto, perhaps they chose the sword in the stone because it was easier to animate humans instead of humans. Anyway I can not wait to see your videos hello and good work!
+Jacopo Bon Yeah, I talked about that discussion a little in my Sword in the Stone review, but essentially, Chanticleer got nixed just because it was going to be too expensive in a time when money was pretty tight
Love the series dude. I'm going to DW for my birthday/Halloween in October and your series helps keep me super excited and fascinated
+Stefan Filipovits Nice! I'm jealous
+Joe The Disney Guy I got to go last year for the same reason, my birthday & Halloween, and it was so great I have to go back again this year. I'm a Disney Villain guy so seeing all the parks dec'd for Halloween with villains everywhere is totally my bag. I'll get to stay at Port Orleans: French Quarter which features the alligators from Fantasia (my favorite Disney film) pretty prominently. I'm so effing excited. Anyway, please keep the series up . The history is fascinating, the commentary is clever and well written, and the presentation is well edited. You do a good job and I look forward to seeing more. Thanks for the great content.
+Stefan Filipovits Halloween is the one thing I haven't been to Disney for and I absolutely want to check it out sometime. I've done Christmas, but I hear the parades and decorations for Halloween is fantastic as well.
And thank you for the kind words, they're much appreciated!
+Joe The Disney Guy if u get the chance give it a try sometime. The parades are incredible. However Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween party is the thing to beat. 5,000 people all dressed in costume, the rides are open late into the night, the parades are INCREDIBLE, the hocus pocus stage show started last year and rocked, and they cap it off with an amazing villain themed firework show. A Disney connoisseur like yourself will really dig it. Thanks again Joe.
I could see Chanticleer getting another shot, but there's one tiny little problem...
It's gonna be in CG like the rest of them. I'm still hoping Lasseter sticks to his promise of more 2D films; disinterested moviegoers be damned. It's most likely the cost of the tickets that drive people away.
Those character designs, if they had been given life, I know it would have made a film worth seeing. A vain dare I say cocky hero like that, sounds like something audiences now would eat up. Much as they might a cunning foxy anti hero. What writer wouldn't jump at the chance to bring them to the screen?
+CaptainRiterraSmith That's sort of why I continue to hold out hope that maybe someday we'll see Chanticleer in all of it's glory, but you never know
Am I the only one that liked Rock-a-doodle? Granted as an adult (hell, even as a kid), I can admit that the movie is flawed and nowhere near as good as the other Don Bluth films. But I can't hate the movie. I would love to see Disney take a shot at it though. A lot of the same stories have been told in various movies and Disney is remaking a lot of their animated movies into live action.
tkf15 The character animation is incredible and at the very least it's creative, but it feels like "Jr's first acid trip" to me.
Very intresting, I love the concept art but have to remember it whould look mostly like Robin Hood and The Rescuers. But in the 40´s who knows. Imagine where this was made but not Sword in the Stone. Hindsight I think the right choice was made. But hey Disney was not just succes after sucess.
Do more of these.
+kk ferrandino (egg-poop) Absolutely, glad you enjoyed!
Yes. Could you please do Dumbo II?
A live-action version of Dumbo is in development with new songs.
Nice Idea +Joe The Disney Guy
+RedRobLikzDisney Thanks, glad you like it!
+Joe The Disney Guy so there will be more to come for making your "Disney That Never Was" playlist
That was from Rock-a-Doodle
Do another disney that never was on hansel and gretel or goldilocks and the three bears unfinished films
The many adventures of winnie the pooh is next! Interesting to see how you will tackle this one considering it is 3 short films put into 1 full length film.
+AidanClassicSonic Fan Took a little while but it's uploading now, hooray!
How do you not have more subscribers? your stuff is great. ish no understand
+Francisco Munoz Give it time and hopefully even more people find my channel!
Could you cover the Kingdom Hearts tv series that never was? This is a great start to your series.
+BigBossMan538 I could definitely look into it. I personally LOVE the kingdom hearts games, so it's not too much of a stretch for me
+Joe The Disney Guy Cool. :)
+Joe The Disney Guy I think it would be great if you discussed Disney games a little bit. At least the ones you've played and find noteworthy. But it's your call. I'm not trying to pressure you. You always make great content!
+Joe The Disney Guy Ooh! And there was a movie adaptation of Don Quixote that was in production so many times only to be shelved. It sounds like a very interesting story that Disney could do well if given to the right people!
BigBossMan538 So, I've thought about looking into some Disney games and it's definitely something that interests me. My current problem is that I either need to capture footage or get permission to use someone else's, so that's something I'll have to look into more seriously
Hey I was wondering for your opinion. My favourite Disney movie is treasure planet it's not very popular I wonder what your thoughts on it are. Thanks
+Spencer Barendregt I've actually always found Treasure Planet to be underrated. Maybe it's just because I love the story of Treasure Island so much, but I've always enjoyed it
Can u please do Reynard the fox please and Snow White returns ???
Very fascinating stuff. Shame this movie didn't get made.
PS, have you heard of calling all robots.
Could you do the planned movie, "My Peoples" please?
+Brett Angwin I'll look into it!
*nitpicking mode on* "Renard, The Fox" isn't a fairytale, it's an animal epic *nitpicking mode off*
This isn't a request, just a little Disney Trivia.
There were plans to make a movie based on the Voyage of Christopher Columbus with Mickey, Donald, and Goofy being the captains of the Pinta, Mina, and Santa Maria respectively.
However the story was never made as the crew didn't know what to do when they actually got to the new world.
Yeah a film where Mickey Mouse gives Indians smallpox doesn't sound that good.
I believe that there was another Mickey Mouse feature in production at some point in time. It would've involved Donald and Goofy looking for him with the help of Basil from The Great Mouse Detective as they interacted with other Disney characters such as Alice, Peter Pan, Robin Hood, and Aladdin.
One thing about Disney is they will always come back to a concept, once a new generation figures out how to get the story right or has the money to back the project. In the case of Chanticleer, I think the company in these days would have the right amount of money in order to get the project off the ground. Although after Zootopia, I do have a feeling they would be reluctant about having a fox as a villain due to having a film that deconstructs animal stereotypes.
Though I don't know if we'll ever see Chanticleer in it's true form, at least from Disney, I think you're right in that Disney never truly let's a concept go to waste. I certainly saw a lot of the Chanticleer project in Zootopia, so I have to imagine that one, at least in part, helped inspire the other
I mean look at Snow Queen, Beauty and the Beast, Little Mermaid, etc. Or a more recent example of Wreck It Ralph, which as a concept has been floated around since the later 1980's with the original title called High Score. Tons of projects that were always in and out of development hell until someone managed to figure out how the story could work. It would be nice to see a CGI version of Chanticleer, and get the tale introduced to a new generation. Although our generation probably will forever associate Chanticleer with Don Bluth's divisive movie, Rock A Doodle, forever. I can say you can tell that Mr. Bluth got a lot of his inspiration from that movie from old concept art from the Disney project.
Plus, it was country legend Glen Campbell's voice that carried the movie as Chanticleer (later done up as an Elvis impersonator). XD
Then we got Rock-a-Doodle the singing rooster 🙃
This would be much newer, but I think (think, not sure) that The King of the Elves was cancelled......
+Jcapri So, it's been canned, re-announced, canned again so who really knows at this point, so I'll give Disney a little while to sort it out
Yo, Joe! Have you ever thought about looking at some of the cancelled Disney sequels?
+Teddy Macedo I probably will at some point, depending on how much info there is about them. A lot of them were shut down so early in development that it's almost not worth it, but I'll definitely look at some
+Joe The Disney Guy Okay, the reason why I asked you that is because, please don't get mad at me when I say this, but I enjoyed the Disney direct-to-video sequels just as much as the originals.
I do, too. :-)
Great video as usual! Frozen showed us that finally completing a constantly avorted project can be worth the while, so why not this movie? Also, did you already see Zootopia? Absolute amazing movie.
+Johtonian Ali Just saw it the other day and was pleasantly surprised
Hah, hell to the fuck no ! Frozen showed us what happens when you leave a bunch of SJW to butcher a perfectly good story with their "subversive" agenda. Frozen made money only because of good marketing and songs. But it was a shit movie.
And so was Zootopia.
thats rough
Maybe Chanticleer can be a sequel to zootopia where it can be about a city of birds
Sounds nice, although I thought about this. What if they make it a TV special; with Nick & Judy at the beginning to tell the story, as it could be about Judy questioning Chanticleer's tale as silly nonsense? How can a Rooster's crow raise the sun?
kingdom of the sun
I think these videos and brilliant and breath of fresh air from all the hyperbole reviews out there. If you just had a better camera and a slightly more appealing screen cap to draw people in, i think you could easily double or triple views.
+Amy S That's definitely the intention. I'm planning on starting up a Patreon and hopefully can start to make some necessary upgrades from there
where the videos gone?
+Charlie Vaughan The work monster got me, but don't worry, they're back!
look at kingdom of the sun
how about Disney's American Dog lostmedia.wikia.com/wiki/American_Dog_(Incomplete_2007_Disney_Film)
Have you ever heard of the Donald Duck cartoons Mother Goose Goes Hollywood (though he is barely in it) and The Autograph Hound? Oddly enough, both feature Charlie McCarthy, Katharine Hepburn, Clark Gable, Greta Garbo, and others.
+ruthiehenshallfan99 I know of a lot of unfinished shorts with the gang but definitely need to research more of the particulars
DUMBO II (2) was I thought could be intriguing!
SesameFan A live-action version is in development.
Don bluth did a better job with chanticleer than Disney ever could