Once Upon a Mouse

1981
G
27m

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Once Upon A Mouse: 20 minute chronological retrospective of the works of Walt Disney. Played before the re-release of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs in 1981. Directed by Ken Rudolph (Kenima... Read allOnce Upon A Mouse: 20 minute chronological retrospective of the works of Walt Disney. Played before the re-release of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs in 1981. Directed by Ken Rudolph (Kenimation Prod.) Cameraman, Raymond Wojdynski.Once Upon A Mouse: 20 minute chronological retrospective of the works of Walt Disney. Played before the re-release of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs in 1981. Directed by Ken Rudolph (Kenimation Prod.) Cameraman, Raymond Wojdynski.

Directors
- Jerry Kramer
- Gary Rocklen
Writers
- Jack Weinstein
- Robert Resnikoff
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7.3/10

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Directors
- Jerry Kramer
- Gary Rocklen
Writers
- Jack Weinstein
- Robert Resnikoff
Stars

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Aurora Miranda

Self
(archive footage)
(as Aurora Miranda of Brazil)

Betty Lou Gerson

Cruella De Vil
(archive footage)
(voice)

Hans Conried

Slave in the Magic Mirror
(archive footage)
(voice)
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Walt Disney

Self
(archive footage)
(uncredited)
…

Clarence Nash

Donald Duck
(archive sound)
(uncredited)

Directors
- Jerry Kramer
- Gary Rocklen
Writers
- Jack Weinstein
- Robert Resnikoff
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Trivia
Was theatrically released with The Fox and the Hound.

Connections
Featured in The Disney Family Album: Milt Kahl (1984)

Soundtracks
Brazzle Dazzle Day
Music and Lyrics: Al Kasha and Joel Hirschhorn
Music Supervised, Arranged and Conducted by Irwin Kostal

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8/10

Wow, what a time down memory lane!

Came across this great little film that highlights Disney at his best! Filled with ton's of footage of Mickey Mouse, Donald and almost every animated feature film up to 1981.

The real kick was half way in... that's when all of the classic villains are showen in all of their glory! Also when the place Walt Disney on the grid from the "Black Hole" trailer.

The film need's a little more narration to fill in some of the blanks in the telling of the story. At times felt as if they just added footage in... just to add it in.

Just wish Disney would re-run on TV or even place this gem on video.