Opening to The Aristocats 1996 VHS

I remember watching this movie when I was little and it brings back memories from my childhood days when I was a little boy 👦

I Love It

I love the McDonald's Toys this one year in the 90s
The box for the toy looked like the VHS box
The Aristacats one was my favorite
It was Italian cat with the trumpet

road to sleeping beauty

Random fact: This was the first animated Disney movie released after Disney’s death, as the studio was now entirely on their own to come up with their own ideas and stories

This VHS opening is no different from the other ones. Good job!

I used to watch this ALL THE TIME.

From the Academy-Award Winning Composer of Mary Poppins and The Jungle Book

I meet the cast of the hunchback of note dome in Disney

The Aristocats was inspired by the true story of a Parisian family of cats, circa 1910, that inherited a fabulous fortune. The Aristocats was the last animated feature to be approved by Walt Disney and the studio's first animated feature to be entirely completed after his death. It should be noted, however, that Disney had spent time working on the story for The Rescuers (released seven years later) around the time The Jungle Book entered production. The last film in which Eric Larson worked as a supervising animator. From then on he concentrated on training the younger animators that came to the studio during the 1970s and '80s. The first Disney animated feature film with the 1967 MPAA logo in the credits, up until Frozen II, the logo would consecutively appear in every film in the Disney animated classics lineup.

friday i'm watching hunchback

next robin hood

Walt disney
Productions
Presents

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The aristocats sung by maurice chevalier

Story
Larry clemmons
Ken anderson ... 🙀
Eric cleworth ... 🙀
Ralph wright ... 🙀


Based on a story by tom mcgowan and tom rowe

Directing animators
Milt kahl
Ollie johnston
Frank thomas
John lounsbery

Paris 🕜

Produced by
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Wolfgang reitherman

Background
Al dempsters
Ann guenther ... jim coleman

Layout
Don griffith
Sylvia roemer ... tom lay

Production manager ... don duckwalls
Sound ... herb taylor
Film editor ... james melton
Assistant directors ... jeff patch

Music editor ... evelyn kennedy
Copyright 1996 walt disney productions
All rights reserved

Rca sound

Musical score composed and conducted by
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Artie butlers

Songs

The journey
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Rescue aid society
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Tomorrow is another day

Someones waiting for you
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Sammy fain
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Carol connors
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Ayn robbins
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Shelby flintstones
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Robert crawford

Character animators
Eric larson ... melvin shaw
Walt stanchfield ... dave suding
David michener

Effects animators
Dick lucas

With the voice talents of
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James macdonald
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George lindsey
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Bill mcmillans
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Dub taylor
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John fiedler

With the voice talents of

With the voice talents of
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Joe flynn
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Jeanette nolan
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Pat buttram
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Jim jordan

With the voice talents of


Eva gabors
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Miss bianca

Produced by
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Wolfgang reitherman

With the voice talents of


Eva gabors
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Miss bianca

Story
Larry clemmons
Ken anderson ... 🙀
Vance gerrys ... 🙀
Ted berman ... 🙀
Burny mattinson ... 🙀

Directing animators
Ollie johnston ... milt kahl
Frank thomas ... don bluth

Story
Larry clemmons
Vance gerry ... david michener
Frank thomas ... ken anderson


Suggested by "the rescuers"
And "miss bianca"
By margery 🦈

Produced by
Wolfgang reitherman

Background
Al dempsters
Bill layne ... 🙀

Layout
Don griffith
Basil davidovich ... 🙀

Background
Al dempsters
Bill layne ... 🙀

awesome tomorrow king of thieves

I fell in love with both of the boys who were in Tom and Huck.. especially Jonathan Taylor Thomas! ❤

cats are cool




meow!!!!

This should've used the lilac blue Feature Presentation logo with Mark Elliott's voiceover, and Walt Disney Classics logo in 1989

In the AristoCats 1997

The girl from Tom and Huck looks like Dorothy from The Wizard Of Oz

this felt right

It’s been years since I had every Disney movie on VHS