I saw this movie for the first time last weekend, and when I saw the animals, I was like "Yup, definitely a continuation as to how the animals in The Jungle Book looked as well as how they animals would look in Robin Hood too"
I remember thinking to myself when I say it on another show, the bird that got thrown out of the tent is literally a Secretary Bird. They seemed to have placed certain animals in very apropo stations. The lion as the King, the Secretary Bird as his aid, the Bear as a fisherman, and the 'lower animals' as subjects. And humans not being allowed on the island because a lot of animals have a natural fear of humans.
Secretary Bird was for sure based off of Sir Hiss. “Stop gibbering!” The king told him. Prince John told Sir Hiss to stop hissing in his ear! Both were annoying the Lion in each and babbling!😅
This is one movie I still have yet to see. I’ve been seeing Mary Poppins air several times on TV, but never once have I noticed Bedknobs and Broomsticks. Also it befuddles me that these are British people, and they’re calling the sport by its American name.
With regards to the sport industry, King Leonidas can plan out the logistics in terms of the space configuration including spectator space, general layout of how the game is played, trained medical staff who can respond quickly to emergencies from a risk management perspective (who are vultures by the way), and yet you can’t find any match officials/referees. Unbelievable 😂
Now they're symbolized as *_THREE_* bears!!!! _The one from "Jungle Book" (Bhālū) from _*_1967_*_ , the one from "Bedknobs & Broomsticks" (Fisherman Bear) from _*_1971_*_ , and the one from Robin Hood (Little John) fom _*_1973_*_ ！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！_
Kingdom of Hearts should be made like this bringing Disney characters like Mickey Mouse , Snow White , Mufasa so on in their 2d animated forms with a live action character
The island of Naboombu would be perfect in Kingdom Hearts as a mini world similar to Winnie The Pooh where you could play various games (including soccer of course).
I think Naboombu is an example of how modern fantasy writers parody the court intrigue of a European monarchy by placing it in an African nation of anthropomorphized non-man animals with a lion king. Do you think so?
Angela Lansbury as Miss Price in Bedknobs and Broomsticks with Tony Jay as Judge Frollo in The Hunchback of Notre Dame. What if Angela Lansbury and Tony Jay were in one movie?
William Bradford Soccer was a term created in England. It comes from the term “Association Football,” which was shortened to “Soc ball,” then Soccer. It fell out of use in the second half of the 20th century in the UK, but it is still a term Brits invented. Own up to it.
UIJames Bowman Don't you get it!!!?????!!! That bear is a HYBRID!!!!!!!!!!! He did not rotoscope Baloo, nor Little John!!! He is an inspiration of Baloo and Little John!
I find it strangely coincidental that Brown named those 2 teams as the ones he played for. My buddy is a Tottenham Hotspurs fan and my brother is a big Manchester United fan.
King Leonidas is like a mix of Prince John from Robin Hood and Shere Khan from The Jungle Book. :)
I kind of got the fisherman bear mixed up with Little John.
And The Beast from Beauty and the Beast with how he yells
GET OUT OF HERE
These animated characters were like a warmup exercise for the animators at Disney which came out two years later in their Christmas slot.
@@tonyparra8459 and Baloo from The Jungle Book
The only difference is king leonidas has more of a pirate accent than a ❤royalty accent like prince John does
' Who Framed Roger Rabbit' before Roger Rabbit. Underrated classic.
That was in 1988.
Eh. More like ‘Roger Rabbit Framed Who?’
Yeah. I actually like the pre-Roger Rabbit live action/animation hybrids.
@@madeleinemcgregor2855 1988.
I saw this movie for the first time last weekend, and when I saw the animals, I was like "Yup, definitely a continuation as to how the animals in The Jungle Book looked as well as how they animals would look in Robin Hood too"
And in the Lion King as well. :)
These animations are reused ones from the Robin Hood movie
I remember thinking to myself when I say it on another show, the bird that got thrown out of the tent is literally a Secretary Bird. They seemed to have placed certain animals in very apropo stations. The lion as the King, the Secretary Bird as his aid, the Bear as a fisherman, and the 'lower animals' as subjects. And humans not being allowed on the island because a lot of animals have a natural fear of humans.
Angry as Shan Yu!.
I am pretty sure the Secretarybird was an inspiration for Zazu.
Ernő Vincze Yeah.
Pretty. Much So
Yep
Secretary Bird was for sure based off of Sir Hiss. “Stop gibbering!” The king told him. Prince John told Sir Hiss to stop hissing in his ear! Both were annoying the Lion in each and babbling!😅
@@MarkSinacori This film came before Robin Hood.
"GET OUT!" ...Was a good movie.
The king was mad!.
"NO PEOPLING ALLOWED"
As a kid, I thought that sign was funny. As an introverted adult, on the other hand, I need that sign more than ever. 😄
The bear.
Love these animated characters.
I love the fisherman bear the best.
@@blue-sea8901 I like the secretary bird and the lion.
Ah. I wish I could hug the bear.
@@blue-sea8901 Same. He does look rather cuddly. ❤️
Yeah, he has a nice belly and bottom with no pants on.
that little boy is the most british sounding person i've ever heard in my life xD
Not quite as much as he’s older brother Charles!
@@Iggywiggywoo Paul is his name.
@@joeandrews7329 no Charles is the eldest and Paul is the youngest!
R.I.P. David Tomlinson (1917-2000) (Mr. Emelius Browne ), Lennie Weinrib (1935-2006) (Secretary Bird/King Leonidas) (voice), Dal McKennon (1919-2009) (Fisherman Bear) (voice) and Dame Angela Lansbury (1925-2022) (Miss Eglantine Price).
all amazing artists
In a few years time, you'll have to add Angela Lansbury to that list. I think she's still in good health at the moment, but she's 94, going on 95.
@@Iggywiggywoo most people don't live that far into their 90s, its awesome how she has longevity in her genes.
David Tomlinson will always be our George Banks and Emmett Browne. His British pride and talent will never be forgotten.
Same with Dick Van Dyke.
It's funny how the King and his secretary are voiced by the same person
MasterPages941 I wonder how he was doing both at the same time.
@@tonyparra8459 i believe both were recorded separately.
Like Ratcliffe and Wiggins from Pocahontas
Ur dad is voiced by the same person
@@coralroper6876
Exactly
hah, the king's secretary is a secretary bird. I get it!
The king's roar is like the Hun leader Shan Yu's!.
This is one movie I still have yet to see. I’ve been seeing Mary Poppins air several times on TV, but never once have I noticed Bedknobs and Broomsticks. Also it befuddles me that these are British people, and they’re calling the sport by its American name.
Dallas McKennon was his name.
How come the bear wasn't voiced by Phil Harris who did many bear voices in his career like Little John from Robin Hood and Baloo from The Jungle Book?
Because what’s the point in having a single actor do everything?
Phil Harris was a huge star back then and Disney was into sparing money after Walt's death.
The fisherman bear was voiced by a different actor, Dallas McKennon.
@@trevorwarne1166 Correct, he was the professor in lady and the tramp.
With regards to the sport industry, King Leonidas can plan out the logistics in terms of the space configuration including spectator space, general layout of how the game is played, trained medical staff who can respond quickly to emergencies from a risk management perspective (who are vultures by the way), and yet you can’t find any match officials/referees. Unbelievable 😂
The visitors stole his medal!.
I use to think that bear was Little John.
Tony parra And I thought the lion was Prince John......until I saw this movie.XD
@@MrSammyD91 maybe he is the third brother XD after King Richard and Prince John
He could be Little John’s cousin.
@@MrSammyD91He may be Prince John’s cousin.
2 comparisons.
2:30 Top-down shadow for the bird; long, sideward shadow for Mr Brown... :)
Mr Browne cheered the king up.
We need these type of movies again 😢
Yes we do.
I agree 100% cause I like the older Disney movies I find them a lot funnier than the newer ones
Cartoons have better pictures.
That lion was funny and terrifying and a king of namubu
Lennie Weinrib's voice.
Now they're symbolized as *_THREE_* bears!!!! _The one from "Jungle Book" (Bhālū) from _*_1967_*_ , the one from "Bedknobs & Broomsticks" (Fisherman Bear) from _*_1971_*_ , and the one from Robin Hood (Little John) fom _*_1973_*_ ！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！！_
3 comparisons.
King Leonidas's voice was meant to be a parody of Long John Silver from Disney's live-action _Treasure Island._
He has one of the loudest voices among Disney characters
Is that why the king said Arrgh when he's walking out with Brown?
@@brianrecinos3914Yeah, and also why he calls him "matey".
Lennie Weinrib's voice.
1:57 Lionel Messi is the World’s greatest footballer.
2:35 2 Seasons with Tottenham Hotspur. 3 Seasons with Manchester United.
Bedknobs and broomsticks is Like Mary Poppins 1964 With Julie Andrews and Dick van Dyke live action and Animation
Mr Brown + Mr Banks = David Thomlinson, Mrs Price + Balloon Lady = Angela Lansbury and Fisherman Bear + Fox = Dal McKennon!
@@declancolwell5443 Similar story.
best scene ever lol the bear makes it
Why tho lol
I love the fisherman bear.
Dallas McKennon's voice.
1:10: Get out of here!
Then he kicked secretary bird out of the tent 🎪.
Mercy sakes.
Kingdom of Hearts should be made like this bringing Disney characters like Mickey Mouse , Snow White , Mufasa so on in their 2d animated forms with a live action character
A tv show/movie? I suppose so
The island of Naboombu would be perfect in Kingdom Hearts as a mini world similar to Winnie The Pooh where you could play various games (including soccer of course).
1971 film.
great movie
yes it is its one of the few disney scripts i own.
I agree.
From WW2.
0:20 so it do!!!! best part ever with the bear! ;)
I love the fisherman bear.
@@blue-sea8901 totally the best character ever
Yeah, I love to hug him.
Sure it. He has a nice, cute half-naked belly too, do you think?
Dallas McKennon's voice.
American Movie Classics
1971 film.
I googled secretary bird and those things are beautiful. Nothing like the crudely drawn secretary bird you see here.
1 angry king!.
i love this movie
Me too.
@@blue-sea8901 1971 film.
Imagine if Phil Harris voiced this Bear and was more funnier and supportive, what would it be like?
I think Naboombu is an example of how modern fantasy writers parody the court intrigue of a European monarchy by placing it in an African nation of anthropomorphized non-man animals with a lion king. Do you think so?
2:50 NOW WHAT?!!!!
I love this king
1:19
It's been so long I've forgotten what the original sounds like
What if Disney made The Sound of Music (1965) instead of 20th Century Fox?
greatest soccer player his name must be lion-el Messi lol
Andy Butch if you can believe it, his name is Leonidas.
His name is Lionel actually 😂
Interesting, I remember the scene, but not the film.
Is that mrs pots from beauty and the beast
Yep. Same actress with Angel Lansbury.
Angela Lansbury as Miss Price in Bedknobs and Broomsticks with Tony Jay as Judge Frollo in The Hunchback of Notre Dame. What if Angela Lansbury and Tony Jay were in one movie?
I'm not good at soccer, but I am good at bowling.
Me too.
Football, they call if Football in england
William Bradford Soccer was a term created in England. It comes from the term “Association Football,” which was shortened to “Soc ball,” then Soccer. It fell out of use in the second half of the 20th century in the UK, but it is still a term Brits invented. Own up to it.
0:21
This is blasphemy! This is madness! Madness... THIS IS DISNEYYYY!
Will you be quiet Mushroom!?
It's no wonder why they call the lion the king of the jungle
If the sign says No people allowed by order of the King
Wouldn't it technically be called "football"?
Translated for 1960s Disney American audiences.
Yes yes what can I do for you
I uh caught these people by the sea lagoon. T-They want to see the king.
Fishing bear 🐻 is much better in 1971 after Baloo in 1967 ❤
The Analogy is the 1st Aliens seeing Earth..)dk
Como se llama esa pelicula?
Travesuras de una Bruja en español
Why the hell was the king a pirate?
Demona Noir It’s because what is considered the “pirate accent” is actually a West Country English accent.
Spurs & Man Utd?
Monster 👹
love the lion
I love the fisherman bear the best.
@@blue-sea8901 ok
👍
2:35 Kudos for mentioning my team Tottenham Hotspur! #COYS
“I gotta t-t-t-trow you all back” huh? O wait no it says in the book..
The Island of Naboombu is ruled by a talking lion, an anthropomorphic lion with a foul temper. His name is King Leonidas.
Well that was dumb.. I searched this specifically for the no peopling allowed sign and it wasn't even part of the clip. 🙄
This is in PAL UK high pitch audio
Welcome to the 2nd ammendment
Dallas McKennon was his full name.
He plays the bear.
were they planning on rotoscoping Baloo
UIJames Bowman
Don't you get it!!!?????!!! That bear is a HYBRID!!!!!!!!!!! He did not rotoscope Baloo, nor Little John!!! He is an inspiration of Baloo and Little John!
Jeff Bennett
i think my next kid is gonna be a"HotSpur"
Do you know sOccer?
Yes I do
Uh-huh
🦁👑
Lion: (shouting) Get out of here!!!
no peoping allowed
I find it strangely coincidental that Brown named those 2 teams as the ones he played for. My buddy is a Tottenham Hotspurs fan and my brother is a big Manchester United fan.
Yeah
Hmm so it do wha thump lol
😁I love the fisherman bear.