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When I started this Artikel series, I had to make a decision. Officially, nearly all Disney Filme are based on some sort of Quelle text. In reality, it is often something really obscure and practically forgotten. So I made a decision early on: That I would only discuss the books, which are known enough to have an own Wikipedia article. This distinction served me fairly well, with one exception and this is The fuchs and the Hound. When this book was published, it was highly praised, and therefore it does have an article. But nowadays it is so hard to come Von that Du have to pay a three digits...
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I should have expected that this one would be one of the first requests. To say it upfront: Between Victor Hugo’s two “big” novels, I tend to gravitate Mehr towards Les Misérables, mainly because Notre Dame de Paris is so downright depressive. Oh, both Bücher delve deep into the social injustices of their time and the darkness of the human soul. But I think that Les Misérables is the Mehr sophisticated take of those two, much clearer in the message it is trying to tell with much Mehr relatable characters in it.
Notre Dame de Paris is from a literature historic angle the Mehr important...
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 Best Voiceover Ever!
Best Voiceover Ever!
As Du know, John Sachs is my favourite classic voiceover and he narrated all the Walt Disney Home Video previews. John Sachs (born 1957) is a British Fernsehen presenter, voiceover and commentator known for his narration on the original series of Gladiators and as a long time DJ on London's 95.8 CapitalFM.

Sachs has been involved in the entertainment industry for the past 25 years. He has been a radio and Fernsehen broadcaster for 17 years with 12 of those years spent on Capital FM, where he won numerous awards, namely Variety Club ILR Presenter of the years and Silver at the World Radio...
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One night, in new york, there was a husband and a wife with a baby. They were walking when suddenly a gun shot came. It was an evil cowboy called Texas Pete and his very cowardly, outrageously camp henchman, Skeleton. “What are Du doing here?” Shouted a husband. “Get away from us!” Shouted a wife. “Let the baby go!” Shouted Tex. “Or I shall kill Du both!” “Never!” Shouted a husband and a wife. “Go get them, Tex!” Shouted Skeleton evilly. Texas Pete and Skeleton chased after a husband and a wife. “Help us, Police!” They cried. But it was too late. Texas Pete was...
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 Aladin (1992)
Aladdin (1992)
Aladin is a 1992 American animated musical family film produced Von Walt Disney Feature Animation and released Von Walt Disney Pictures. Aladin was the 31st animated feature in the Walt Disney Animated Classics series, and was part of the Disney film era known as the Disney Renaissance. The film was directed Von John Musker and Ron Clements, and is based on the Arab folktale of Aladin and the magic lamp from One Thousand and One Nights. The voice cast features Scott Weinger, Jonathan Freeman, Robin Williams, Linda Larkin, Frank Welker, Gilbert Gottfried, and Douglas Seale.

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