Dumbo’s completion that was canceled from Disney had provided Dumbo’s Dad’s father

From 1989 to 1999, Disney’s renaissance was in full swing. Starting with “The Little Mermaid” and closing with “Tarzan”, the Walt Disney Motory Studios that were produced as a successful and commercial return to the studio. The studio had previously struggled during 18 years after Walt Disney’s death in 1966, Films such as “The Black Cauldron” are going through huge production issues and a box office bombardment. The success of the Renaissance in Disney coincided with the wide domestic video market, and followed directly to the video of some of the largest studios songs, with “Aladdin”, “Beauty and the Monster”, and “The Lion King” among them. By 2000, she was directly following the video of “Pinocchio”, “Dumbo” and “The Aristocats” as well, but was ultimately canceled when John Lacter took the position of senior creative officials in all animation in Disney in 2006.

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In 2001, a trailer was included for “Dumbo II” in “Dumbo” 60th Anniversary DVD and VHS. The film, which was canceled to follow the light flying elephant, the Pal Timothy Q., and many other circus animals that are separated from its roaming circus and start a risky journey via Metropolis to return it to the home safe and voice. Besides the introduction of new circus animals, a far -fetch character of the history of Dumbo could have appeared for the first time in the sequel, and the possibility of sharing this character in particular brought tears to the eyes of many viewers.

In an interview with Animated viewsScreenwriter Robert Reese was reflected in the materials that he helped develop for “Dumbo II”. The new characters included a large number of circus animals, each of which represented a different stage of childhood. However, the most prominent new character that could have been presented was Mr. Jumbo, Dombo’s father’s outlook. Although the specific details related to how Mr. Jumbo is involved in the story was not disclosed, the fans will finally learn details about him. According to REECE, his creative control varied with Disney’s direct succession to the video:

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“I got a great deal of freedom in some projects, while others had elements that I had to keep based on the previous drafts that came in front of me – some specific parts, characters, topics, etc.. The studio was married to or had already assets.

It was claimed that Disneytoon Studios lost its enthusiasm on “Dumbo II” in 2002, after he was not the “Dumbo” story supervisor, Joe Grant, pressing on complementary computer test clips. Ultimately, Execs Studio changed their opinion and returned on board the project in 2005, with the REECE setting to write the text program. He also wrote text programs for “Pinocchio II” and “The Aristocats II”, as it was assigned by Disney to write a scenario “Snow Queen”, which will be finally re -equipped with “Frozen”.

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Unfortunately for Robert Reese, Disney Disney Diso John Lasster will eliminate most Disneytoon Studios films that were in production, including “Dumbo II”, “Pinocchio II” and “The Aristocats II”, because Lasster believes that direct Wideo followers. (Ironically, a special plays of Ester “Cars 2” will continue to harm the reputation of the Pixar animation studios.))

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Nowadays, Disney Animation Studios (and for the best or worse, Walt Disney) is not afraid to follow its films. This time, the sequences that would have been deported to the previous direct market are given to the large screen processing video. Although we can discuss the quality of films such as “Ralph Breaks The Internet” or “Frozen II”, it is clear that Disney realizes that the fans will come in large numbers of theatrical sequences of some of the largest animation strikes. After all, “Moana 2” was initially developed as the Disney+ Streaming series, just to be reused for a theatrical version. While some may claim that the wrong creative decision of “Moana 2”, the box office results indicate that Disney made the right decision, It may argue with the death of exclusive evil films completely.

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