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I wonder if Winters was actually given a script or they just told him "Go nuts"

This and the brigands song was the only good part of this version but they should’ve kept the original soundtrack like the one eye march or yum yum and tack looking at each other and obviously they should’ve kept tack silent but other then that he did a perfect thief voice RIP Jonathan Winters

Even though this version of the thief isn’t that enjoyed I think Jonathan winters did a pretty good job as the thief and if there where any other versions of the thief and the cobbler to be made they should keep his voice in at least but that’s my opinion

In the 1960s, Jay Ward produced a series called Fractured Flickers, in which they redubbed silent movies with comedic dialogue. This reminds me of that.

Missed the best part! After the brigands sing he goes "Just like Les Mis!"

If they made a song for him it should have been like 20s jazz or blue

Now that's what I call a good old fashioned ass whooping 0:51

Nick Valentine and Plankton...

4:32 the MOM part always kills me😅

0:47 og thief: wheeze J.W. Thief: *goofy sound effects*

While i feel like they could have spread it more tastefully, i love the silly depth the inner monologue gives the thief without steal from his outward expressiveness.

What a extreme level kleptomaniac

To be honest the only good thing in the miramax version.

13:10 okay, okay, who’s got the camera?

Hmm. They ruined the character. Thief suppose to be whatever viewer thinks about him. He must be unique for everyone. But not in this version.

This will always be a guilty pleasure of mine

this theif is the laughs we needed 😂😂

"These flies are driving me crazy"

0:48 the scream

Gotta get the ruby off the fat guys head.

He's stitching me up like a boot! Sorry, kid, but this boot was made for walking!

Say what you want about this version, this is the one I grew up on and the Thief's lines are my favorite part.

How is it that when the thief walked into the burning war machine by the one-eyed army...how come he didn't get hit by an arrow, charged by fire, or anything weapon related to hit him even ONCE!? That's the REAL mystery to me, but I think maybe those "Golden Balls" might have protected him. Just a theory though...Still Love Jonathan Winters voice watching this~ I know it didn't do well but the thief proved a LOT of the enjoyment on my part~

4:00 I can't help but question the color of this water. I'm gonna stink for days.

12:42 rule number 3: throw down the stick and run like hell

“Must be hard to always talk in rhyme…”

This guy reminds me of scrat.

Is this from 1995? The musical one?

Hey could you say what version this is or put like a link I’m trying to get this movie as a gift

the King: *rewards the Thief for returning the balls* *30 seconds later* Also the King: *Sends the Thief to jail for stealing the balls* ???

The thief carried that entire movie and I’ve been living for it😭

The voice actor was brilliant 😭

3:20 The music is from Disney’s Fantasia

7:10 Sike XD

yes amazing his thoughts are so funny i swear XD

these clips r a fuckin core memory

I honestly like the movie better with the dialogue

0:48 The Thief scared himself

4:32 Thief: mom what are you doing here? Thief's Mom: what am I doing here what are you doing here?

I mean, some of these lines are actually decent, but not all of them are good. Originally, both Tack and the thief are completely silent, and the animation itself was supposed to be the whole source of the humor most of the time. If the redundant inner monologue was cut out, mostly just obvious statements like 'Oh there's something gold right now!' and all of the pop culture references like reading the Arabian paper, Disneyland, college kids, the thief's mother (from Boston...?), all of the lines that try WAY too hard to be funny, the rest of it is acceptable. But not Tack, throw all of his inner monologue away, do away with all but the intro narration, do away with the musical numbers, ease up on some of the cartoony sound effects (again, in moderation they're good), and finish all the unfinished scenes from the workprint, and you'd have something Richard Williams would probably be happy about, or at least something he wouldn't be utterly ashamed of. But still, some of these lines are good. 'I gotta call into question the color of this water,' 'Soap...I've heard of it in storybooks and songs,' 'IT'S A DEVIL BALL!' and 'Rule number one: keep your eye on the wire and have feet like a monkey' gave me a chuckle.

What is this version called specifically? I can't find it.

4:32 I’m sorry to say this, but this part made me laugh so hard.

The thief's MOM is the part that makes me laugh

He's pregnant.

This is form of The Theif and The Cobbler that I watched before. The only version I knew until RUclips showed me the ones where the theif was silent. It made me laugh so hard. I wish it was still available on Netflix.

He honestly sounds like he's doing an abridged version of The Thief and the Cobbler and it's great

I don't like that they gave Tack a voice in this version but I do love that they let us hear the thief's thoughts

remember watching this on VHS. wasn't finished but I didn't mind. Just loved it when the thief came up and he was talking in his head cause the stuff he said was effing hilarious.

I don’t understand why the recut version took away the Theif’s monolog it was Hilarious!! And really gave a comedic vibe to the whole movie

Oh hello ball. BALL?!?!?!?!?!