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- We take you back to Disney-MGM Studios on October 1, 1991. This is the tram tour portion of the Backlot Tour. There are so many classic movie props, vehicles and of course the famous residential street. Herbie is missing but if you keep watching, you'll see some good stuff from The Rocketeer & City Slickers.
Enjoy!
I was awestruck watching this video because I’m the tour guide in the video. This was filmed 29 years ago. Amazing. My sincerest thanks for the special person that had this video and posted it. It has brought back many cherished memories!!!
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@@RetroWDW I have sent you an email. Thanks, Andy
sorry, but you spoke way to fast, I would have hated being on this once in a lifetime vacation to spend my hard earn money, and you rush all your words.
@@andrewknutson5492 you must be proud of this. You did an amazing work, very interesting and funny :D I really enjoyed the ride. Kudos!
@@jerzeyguy71 Maybe you need to go to therapy for your impairment. And i mean that.
Hope you get well soon! Must be horrible to live like that, you poor thing...
I found this video yesterday and my dad is the tour guide! That’s amazing!
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I was there in 1991! I was 16. My sister had graduated from college in Florida, and we all went to Disney after her graduation. This video takes me back.
Awesome! Thanks for watching!
I remember this back lot tour. The earthquake tractor trailer. I didn't know where or when that was in my memory. Now I can place it.
4:30 - 4:58 Facade Building & Dark Chair
Was Used to be Upcoming Sequel to Honey, I Shrunk the Kids.
Originally titled Honey, I Blew Up the Baby
before change to Honey, I Blew Up the Kid
Director: Randal Kleiser.
Released In July 17, 1992 Walt Disney Pictures.
Disney moments captured from a time long long ago.great archives. Thankyou
THIS! Being part of a studio like the one presented in this era of backlot tour, making films of the concurrent era of cinema is the life i've dreamed of & fantasized about living my entire life!
Being immersed in those cars, the props, the architectural facades, the costumes, the gardens, the constructed physical sets, that era of cameras & gear & special effects technology and all the infrastructure and backlots and soundstages involved to make movie magic happen... that's Heaven. I could spend eternity there. I WOULD spend eternity there, and love it just as much as the moment i set footpaw there for the first time. Take me to Movie Land! Take me Home 💜
This was one of my favorite rides at Disney's MGM studios and I loved seeing all of the props for different movies.
Colin C.
That is not the back tail of the plane used in Casablanca as no real aircraft vehicles were used during filming of the final scene. That back half is just a leftover piece of the one that used in The Great Movie Ride scene and can now be found chilling in the Magic Kingdom Jungle Cruise ride.
If I hadn’t listened to the podcast I would have thought this was a wayyyy more functional production facility then it was.... they did a good job with the illusion that was presented in the tour.
Such a wonderful time in the history of WDW! I remember this so well...and now one of the Flight of the Navigator ships is in Tomorrowland and the tail section of the Casablanca plane is in the Jungle Cruise!
We were there in December 1991 / January 1992. Catastrophe Canyon was fantastic.
Thank you for this. The last time I was in Disney World was 1992, but I don't remember getting to ride the Backlot Tour. One of my favorite movies is 'Flight of the Navigator'. If only this was filmed on both sides with a IMAX version of super8.
Great memories! Very cool!
Brings back so many memories - thank you for sharing - love the podcast!
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this was filmed 2 days prior to my 10th birthday! XD I miss these classic things... I wonder whatever happened to all the props that used to sit out there rotting away? I'll have Dumbo's Circus' wagon for my backyard please. XD
I was 8 when this was recorded, I still remember nearly every one of these props and even the tram operator's spiels about them! It's funny the things locked away in recesses of your mind sometimes. I've researched some film/TV prop vehicles in the past (I want Columbo's Peugot so bad!) and unfortunately you're right. It seems that very often they get parked somewhere and literally left to rot.
5:51 That's where Herbie used to Stay
What happened to that herbie?
Just subscribed to you after watching this video, which brought me back to March of 1990 when I was in 3rd grade! Horizons is my all-time favorite extinct attraction, but this was a gem to find.
This was the day I was born
20th anniversary that year
5:52 That's where Herbie used to be :(
Do you have the walking tour-Inside the Magic: Special Effects and Production Tour?
It was always weird why they pushed the flop Dick Tracy movie props and the rocketeer on this ride. Here’s the suit, here’s the car, etc. And it was a flop horrible movie. I remember watching it in the theater and people were walking out. They keep pushing it though no idea why. Dick Tracy this and that.