Walt Disney's "The Scarecrow of Romney Marsh" Part 3 Season 10 Ep 20
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ต.ค. 2024
- From Season 10 of Walt Disney's Disneyland Anthology program we have Episode 20: The Scarecrow of Romney Marsh, Part 3 which originally aired on February 23rd, 1964. Dr. Christopher Syn (alias, The Scarecrow) disrupts England's King George III's 1763 taxation on imports by smuggling vast quantities of goods into the country. Set on the coast near Kent and Sussex, the British troops who attempt to enforce the law are met with a formidable group led by the Scarecrow of Romney Marsh. The three episodes were released theatrically overseas under the title Dr. Syn, Alias the Scarecrow in 1963. The U.S. saw a theatrical release in 1975. The popular theme song was written by Terry Gilkyson who composed great Disney songs like Thomasina and The Bare Necessities.
Starring Patrick McGoohan as Dr. Christopher Syn/Scarecrow, George Cole as Mr. Mipps/Hellspite, Tony Britton as Simon Bates, Michael Hordern as Squire Thomas Banks, Geoffrey Keen as General Pugh, Kay Walsh as Mrs. Waggett, Eric Pohlmann as King George III, Patrick Wymark as Joe Ransley, Alan Dobie as Prosecutor Fragg, Sean Scully as John Banks/The Curlew, Eric Flynn as Lt. Philip Brackenbury, David Buck as Harry Banks, Percey Herbert as Head Jailer, Robert Brown as Sam Farley, Peter Welch as Stubbard, Jill Curzon as Kate Banks, Mark Dignam as The Bishop, Gordon Gostelow as Ben, Bruce Seton as Beadle, Alan McClelland as Second Jailer, Richard O'Sullivan as George Ransley, Simon Lack as Dragoon Corporal and Elsie Wagstaff as Mrs. Ransley.
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.....I used to sing the theme as a kid, pretend I was scarecrow,never realizing how parallel he was to Robin Hood, another English TV show we watched. As most,we only had a black and white TV,but most shows were in b/w and actually lent a more morbid effect to some shows. Disney captured alot of my TV hours,and having colour,would have been a welcome luxury,but so would a Bentley,Rolls,or a butler.....❤
The family rush. Dogs brought in, washroom runs, drinks, snacks, etc. Everyone had to be in position by the start of the show, Lol. Great times.
Appointment television!!! I miss those days!!
Saw this as part of a double bill with the Apple Dumpling Gang when I was a kid in suburbs of Montreal. I came away with lasting memories of this fantastic story and film. Thank you so much for posting.
I like that Disney didn’t make the press gang a bunch of pansy during that fight. Made it all the sweeter when they lost.
Yeah, it looked even for a bit, and then the tide started to turn -- the way most barroom brawls go. 😂
Thanks for uploading these episodes. A genuine pleasure.
Yes indeed.
I agree, I enjoyed these as a kid! Glad to be able to see them again!😊
I like the emphasis he put on "Powder monkey."
The Kaleidoscope effect in the beginning of the show is AWESOME n VERY memorable to me. We ALWAYS had a kaleidescope around the house 🏠 back in the 1960's n 1970's, n I wish I STILL had one here!!!
I. !miss. The. Old. Disney. . Sunday. Night s old movies
Loved this as a kid. Had the paperback version, too. The one written specific to the TV show, rather than the original books. I think I got it from the in-school book-ordering company, Scholastic Services.
Very interesting.
A lot of my lunch money went to scholastic services. And why not? Even now, if you asked me what I had for lunch last week, I couldn't answer. But ask me about the last novel...
They did some odd things, though. They had one book, "The Two Towers," but no other titles by that author. Why?
This was a treat. Just finished all 3 of Romney Marsh
Thanks for posting this
Awesome!! Such a great series!
Damn! That's right!!
It wasn't shown in it's entirety at once but in episodes.
To be sure to see the whole thing every consecutive Sundays.
Exactly.
Many visitors come to see the White Cliffs of Dover, and are disappointed. Dover is a rather gritty, busy, noisy harbor town. Probably more trucks per capita than anywhere else in the UK. What cliffs there are are only really visible from the water.
Dover CASTLE, though! Oldest part goes back to Roman times. Medieval sections, parts from the Napoleonic Wars, tunnels dug during WWII... There's a whole lot of history on display at the castle. An easy day trip from London by train.
But if you have your heart set on beautiful white cliffs, look up the spot called Seven Sisters. When film crews want a location with stark chalk cliffs over 500 feet dropping into the sea... they come to Seven Sisters.
Funny that this was happening under King George the lll. During the American Revolution.
Walt Disney explained how scripts evolved, storytelling brought the American Revolution to bring in U.S.
audience of this British fiction novel.
He spoke with a matter of fact preamble as he did in front of maps with the Swamp Fox series, though this is a literary fiction Disney bought
the rights to.
5:33, the great James Gillary strikes again.
Interesting.
I’ve never seen this show in my life.
It’s obviously a treat among treats.
I grew up on this TV program. And don't recall this one. Going to watch when can.
Feel free to enjoy.
Well done!
the real disney
Gosh sorry, found Part 3.
(My internet is being very slow due to bad rainstorm again)
It happens.
Robin Hood in a mask.
Perhaps, but don’t tell Errol Flynn.
John Drake in vestments!
Talk about the zingers that come out of nowhere.
You can visit Romney Marsh in England & the Dym church .
Planning to next year!!
Scarecrow!
Did they reuse the american bit in the 1st and 3rd ep? Od.
Very good eye! They sure did. Its insertion was twofold: to remind audiences of who the character was (it had been two weeks since he appeared on the show) and to fill the one hour time slot.
Scully.
The surname of a cast member.
@@LindaCooper-i3f Yes Sean Scully.
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Interesting timing.