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Walt Disney is making a comeback with his animated films, but this time, it’s his artists and animators that are more in charge of the magic 

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Timothy Whitfield (MediaNutso)

Hey Mat, great video, as usual. However, there's one fact that you glanced past: Peter Pan was the last Disney animated film to be distributed by RKO Radio Pictures. Afterwards, Disney would start releasing them themselves by establishing their own distribution arm, Buena Vista Pictures Distribution (which would be rechristened as Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures Distribution 52 years later), beginning with Lady and the Tramp.

Aurélien Beauchêne

A quick note about Peter Pan : in the midst of the production, there was another Broadway adaptation during the early 50s, with Boris Karloff as Captain Hook and legendary composer Leonard Bernstein as the music writer. Bet you didn't knew that, eh Mat?

Lady Helen Bio Rodriguez

I've always wanted to see what the original live show with Mary Martin was like.

SpyderSoup

And, you still forgot to mention that Peter Pan himself would become the inspiration for one of Nintendo's icons, Link from The Legend of Zelda. Also, one cool thing is Kathryn Beaumont who did the voices for Alice and Wendy in the films returned to reprise her roles in Kingdom Hearts and would also become the voice of Kairi's grandmother in Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep.

Harry Thornton

He didn't "forget", not every fact has to be mentioned in a video.

SpyderSoup

True, but I feel that the Peter Pan fact is kinda important and how the character himself would become the inspiration for the main character of one of Nintendo's most important gaming franchises. Also, the one about Kathryn Beaumont is a pretty cool fact and thought it was at least worth mentioning.

Kieran Stark

Okay, Harry. I gotta ask why not every fact has to be mentioned in general. Maybe it’s too obvious???

Harry Thornton

Remember, AniMat’s explicitly promised that each part of this series is no more than an hour. Mentioning every fact would balloon the video’s runtimes something fierce. And in general it’s a GOOD thing that not every fact is mentioned in a single documentary, since you need to have focus and a watchable runtime.

SpyderSoup

Hey, here's a video made by a YouTuber which might help you out on your Lookback remake. This whole video is all about what Big Hero 6 was and where it came from before the Disney movie was made and the outcome of the Big Hero 6 brand after the movie came out. This should help for when you get to talk about the Disney film. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q6D706RXZdk

Kieran Stark

Thanks for the answer, Harry. :)