Charlie, le couguar

Titre original : Charlie, the Lonesome Cougar

1967
Approved
1h 15min

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6,7/10

964

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Dans la chaîne des Cascades, au nord-ouest des États-Unis, un puma orphelin est recueilli par un jeune bûcheron qui le baptise "Charlie".Dans la chaîne des Cascades, au nord-ouest des États-Unis, un puma orphelin est recueilli par un jeune bûcheron qui le baptise "Charlie".Dans la chaîne des Cascades, au nord-ouest des États-Unis, un puma orphelin est recueilli par un jeune bûcheron qui le baptise "Charlie".

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6,7/10

964

MA NOTE

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

Nommé pour 1 Primetime Emmy
- 1 nomination au total

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Anecdotes
Originally released as part of a double feature bill with Disney's Le Livre de la jungle (1967).

Gaffes
During the final confrontation, Charlie is played by two different cats (one "happy", one "angry") of noticeably different fur colors.

Citations
Narrator: [Charlie, after having caused some havoc on the logger's river drive earlier, is shown being chained to Jess Bradley's truck] The long chain of circumstances that started on the river drive finally ended up back at the mill - with Charlie on the short end. You see, when the Big Boss started adding lost man hours to mangled groceries to busted-up Wanigans, he decided to subtract one cougar. And he ordered Jess to keep a curb on that cat.
Narrator: Charlie didn't like the new setup at all. He had the growing feeling that he was getting' left out, put upon, and neglected. What's more, he was just plain bored.

Connexions
Referenced in Escape from Vault Disney: What Would Walt Have Done Month - A Tale of Two Critters (2024)

Bandes originales
Talkin' About Charlie
Written by Jack Speirs and Franklyn Marks

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One Good Disney True Life Adventure

It isn't billed as one of his true-life series, but it could be. It ranks with Bear Country and Living Desert, two of his True Life Adventure episodes. Charlie is the name loggers of the Northwest give to a cougar who has the habit of visiting their camp at mealtime. Soon, he's as tame as Disney's imagination can make all wild animals. He does revert a couple of times to the wild instinct in him, but nothing too violent for children of all ages. It could be used in the schoolroom, if there weren't so many other good media choices already.