Golden Book Video - The Tale of Peter Rabbit
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- As requested by BKDBrian2, here is another early Golden Book Video Classic making its RUclips debut: "Peter Rabbit and Other Tales," AKA "3 Amye Rosenberg Stories."
The first story is an adaptation of the Beatrix Potter classic, "The Tale of Peter Rabbit." Watch as the disobedient Peter (with that familiar "little boy" voice heard in many other Golden Book Videos) breaks into Mr. McGregor's garden and makes some mischief!
Special thanks to doughnutser256 for supplying the tape.
© 1985 Western Publishing Company, Inc.
This is one of my oldest memories that I barely even remembered till I saw it. Really weird and cool seeing it again. Thanks for uploading!
This brings back SO MANY memories as a little girl.
I love these are available online. This and pollys pet and little red hen ❤️
I’m the same way
I loved this as a kid in the 80's!
This is 1 of my all time favorites from when I was a kid. Thank god someone has this on RUclips!! :)
Oh my gosh the song at the end was terrifying!
I owned these videos when my kids were smaller and I was in my 20's. Sadly my kids are too old to appreciate these now, but I hope they share these with their own children when they have them.
I still have the Peter Rabbit/Polly's Pet/The Little Red Hen Tape. Had a second but lost it. But seems as though I can watch it again! Thank you!
This story stuck with me as a kid. Im 34 years old and just watched it with my daughter.
8:54-8:57: "Peter will talk after he washes up for supper." Peter's response is "no mama, I already ate my supper in Mr. Mcgregor's garden", haha.
I didn't hear Peter said that he already ate his supper in Mr. McGregor's garden. 😮
@@jojo_hedgehog2021 I know Peter didn't say he ate his supper in Mr. McGregor's garden, it was just a funny thing I made up because it would seem like Peter was already full enough from eating a lot of vegetables in Mr. McGregor's garden as seen from 3:48-4:11 which shows that Peter already ate his supper. Then starting at 4:12 it showed that he was already full of his supper but couldn't show how full he was after seeing Mr. McGregor and constantly being chased. Overall, his mom was serving bread, milk, and blackberries for supper as seen from 9:42-9:46 since they were berry picking from 1:08-1:20. Perhaps Peter would have told his mom that he's already full but she saw him looking sick.
3:18- 3:23 It's the music from Spongebob Squarepants.
Fun fact: Some original SpongeBob music came from the Ren & Stimpy Show!
@@jojohedgehog And The Mighty Bee.
@@UnicornFairy42 I don't know that, I used to watch some clips of Mighty Bee tho
@@jojohedgehog Yeah
I remember this was a bonus feature of Here Comes Peter Cottontail.
The credits gave me the creeps as a kid.
10:24 - Sounds like what is heard before Medusa calls "Penny! Penny! Penny, answer me! Penny!" but an octave higher.
Same.
Same
Me too and so did Mr. McGregor!
@@BKDBrian2agreed!
This story was frightening to me as a child.
Small to medium
Yes
Me too and yet I watched it every chance I got
I recall having this with "Polly's Pet" & "The Little Red Hen" on VHS, though I don't know what happened to it; my older sister must've claimed it for her own taking
Kaidus4ce Ya, I remember it paired with the little red hen. Maybe I always just watched that one next.
OMG I've been looking for this cartoon for years. I loved it when I was a kid!! So glad you posted it!!
Oh thanks a lot for uploading this, you really are my hero! I loved Peter Rabbit when I was a kid! And I just finished watching the vampire Ovide episode a minute ago! =)
Oh man! I used to watch this all the time when I was little! thanks for posting this up!
Used to watch this all the time when I was 4.
What a classic
This video always kinda creeped me out. Thanks for uploading this. I haven't seen this in like 20 years (I'm 27).
Dang, it's been 12 years since I last left a comment. I still remember seeing it for the first time on the 2005 DVD of Rankin Bass's 1971 Classic Here Comes Peter Cottontail. They included this Golden Book adaptation of Beatrix Potter's The Tale of Peter Rabbit paired with Polly's Pet. I'm not sure if there was another Golden Book short on that DVD though.
Peter should've listened to his mom!
Well, Peter just wanted to see if his mom was right about the consequences of making trouble, so he decided to go see for himself. That's all 😕😕😕😕😕😕😕😕😕😕😕😕😌😌😌😌😌😌😌😌😌😌😌😌. Convincing?
He learned his lesson.
I too haven't seen this in forever. Thanks for uploading!
This is probably why I have anxiety. Glad I’m not the only one who found this scary and disconcerting as a kid. It ends with Peter sad, naked, and exhausted from running from his life an nearly getting chopped in half. And listen to that creepy music as they show Peter’s poor jacket in Mr McGregor’s garden stuffed on a spike as a warning to the rabbits.
Poor Peter Rabbit. It's sad when he loses his coat and shoes. I feel sorry for him even if he doesn't listen to his mom. There is one story called Benjamin Bunny and in that story Peter gets his coat and shoes back.
+Pamela Schonour I agree. It's sad that Peter lost his jacket and shoes where Mr. Mcgregor used them as a scarecrow. However, I'm sure Peter felt sad too but, I'm sure he felt safe to be back home not injured while in bed with Mr. Mcgregor not living anywhere close to them (Mr. Mcgregor wouldn't even be interested in trying to catch them even if he lived next door) as Peter said from 9:47-9:58.
I've heard Peter Rabbit and Benjamin Bunny before.
That (little boy) voice is no other than Corrine Orr’s!
Nice! So now I know the name of the voice actress that voiced numerous boy characters in these videos; besides Peter Rabbit she was also Theodore Mouse, Little Toad, the Saggy Baggy Elephant, Pepper the Puppy and the Ugly Duckling!
I grew up seeing this :-))) so happy I found it.
Peter: Fraidy cat, fradiy cat, you're scared of your own shadow!
Mopsy: (in Flopsy's voice) I am not!
This is so different from the book. I don't think The Tale of Peter Rabbit was ever even published by Golden Books
That's true that his wife killed the father and of course, nobody would like pests in their garden. (I remember seeing a rabbit eating spinach in my garden). Plus, with the mom being scared about Mr. Mcgregor was feeling like he can run faster than rabbits when rabbits are faster than humans. If Mr. and Mrs. Mcgregor killed the father with a knife or axe (as you mentioned) or with a gun, Peter was lucky that Mr. Mcgregor didn't have one of them with him instead just having a lid at 5:18).
I sworn I heard some of the music from SpongeBob in there
Well, yeah, because the Golden Book Videos made extensive use of the KPM and Bruton stock music libraries, both of which are now part of APM Music, which SpongeBob utilizes for much of their background music.
I got this up for my brother and said "look ruben, it's a better Peter rabbit than the new one they have made" halfbeayvthrough he said it was rubbish, I truly don't understand my brother, I honestly think this is great, thx
Here's an idea for a YTP of this, when showing the rabbits at the beginning, at Mopsy 0:48, have a character shout 'No you're not' and show the original illustrations of Beatrix Potter's Peter Rabbit book, showing Mopsy being a girl bunny. In fact you can make a lot of references of how inaccuate this adaptation is.
There should be a movie adaptation of the story coming soon.
Didn't creep me out as a kid at all. That music from the credits, I think I heard it played once at the part of The 3 Stooges when they were looking at a map to get that diamond. "The Malice in The Palace". Sadly, never heard it again when I saw that episode again. Maybe I'm just imaging it. *sigh*😓
At 9:15, Peter looks very cute with his ears pointing down.
Yes, maybe she was in the house where maybe she was cooking getting dinner ready while Mr. Mcgregor was in the garden probably trying to pick vegetables for salad.
I remember this so clearly! Wow!
At least Peter went for the health produce instead of settling for lollipops and cheese.
He still ended up unwell from overeating.
3:23 I love carrot tops,
Better than lollipops,
And peas, if you please,
Instead of bread and cheese!
McGregor's got an acre
FULL of crunchy treats for ME!
WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!
I've noticed this has the same narrator as "Goldilocks and the Three Bears" in the Richard Scarry video
Yeah, several stories do tend to share narrators. I'm reminded of how the British narrator in the Richard Scarry "The Gingerbread Man" story also narrated "The Emperor's New Clothes" in the Hans Christian Andersen video, and the guy that voiced Diddly in "Herbert the Timid Dragon" also narrated the Richard Scarry version of "The Wolf and the Kids."
Maybe the face of the scarecrow looked scary as the narrator mentioned at 8:15 that Peter took a look at the garden (I don't know how Peter saw the garden since it didn't look like he could see that high over a tall gate) along with getting the fear of being chased by Mr. Mcgregor along with almost getting put in a pie by Mr. Mcgregor.
I remember this I use to have that video when I young aww good time :)
thank you for uploading this and the sesame street stories it seems like you and i watched the same stuff as children
2:27 Me when I make fun of my siblings 😂
Mr. McGregor is T H I C C
Mr. McGregor is bad news and tries to keep his garden save from rabbits.
Sorry for sounding gross but, it's a good thing that Peter never threw up ever starting at 4:37 since he had the fear of being seen by Mr. Mcgregor, and the fear of being chased, and the fear of thinking he was going to die, and for having a full stomach since Peter mentioned that his stomach is full after eating a lot and with the narrator mentioning that Peter was going to lie down which all happened from 4:12-4:32. (Definately, if Peter slowed down from being full, he would have been caught)
omg i never thought i would find this. thnx :)
3:19 That music is still recognizable, mostly because of SpongeBob SquarePants.
It's crazy how these Golden Book Videos used so many stock music tracks that would later gain recognition through "SpongeBob SquarePants" and "The Ren & Stimpy Show".
From 8:07-8:09, what did Mr. Mcgregor say after he said "pop you in a pie?" It sounds like he said "and teach you to swim in gravy" but, I'm not sure what he said. Does that mean he will cut Peter up and make his body parts float in gravy (if he did say "gravy?") However, I think a "pie" and "gravy" don't make a good combination together.
wow my childhood summed up right there! yes now pollys pet and im a old red hen!
Why is Peter so freaked out thinking of this scarecrow? It's his own clothes!
I used to watch this as a kid
@TheFerbguy I was going to ask the same about Polly's Pet and The Little Red Hen, both of which had the video done by David Kallaher, although Peter Rabbit had it done by Animagination.
the music at 3:20 sound like it came from SpongeBob
It is from spongebob.
+Jackie Gonzalez I know right
These videos used the same music library that Spongebob and Ren & Stimpy often utilized: Associated Production Music (mainly the Bruton and KPM divisions.)
+wileyk209zback OK thanks for the info
Thomas Perkins At 4:14 there's another APM music that played in SpongeBob. But that was only heard once in Skill Crane. But this also played in Camp Lazlo.
YES....I remember that....any chance I can see that clip among the other stores!!! again. THANKS SO MUCH for uploading!!!! I really appreciate it :)
Whatever song starts at 8:10 I also heard it in "The House That Had Enough" this morning.
@Chiiaki You mean during the credits with that shot of the scarecrow? The song reminded me of the Witch's song from Into The Woods.
Been looking all over for this, had the tape as a kid. Wasn't there another toon after this one about a cat that goes on vacation and gets homesick? If anyone knows what that one is called, let me know. =]
Yup, "Polly's Pet!"
*****
Ahh, that's right, has been so long. Thanks ^_-
We had it too! And the Little Red Hen.
Yes! Polly's Pet!
Lol I’ve been wanting to watch the cat cartoon too! Glad you made this comment
hey I've been looking for this thank you
@wileyk209zback I rather agree with that, since the sound is unbalanced in the Super Grover stories and also because the "Speeding Sled" story (with Rhonda Subicede) has no "transcribed audio" feature.
@InvaderZim590zback The "Poky Little Puppy's Favorite Stories" tape had this same exact warning, although the lining of the text was a little bit different.
Oh 6:35 Am I the only one imaging Him saying "Doh I missed" In Wario's voice?
6:35
I wish the in-between animation bumpers had been added to these GBV titles:
Herbert the Timid Dragon and Other Stories
Three Sesame Street Stories
Golden Jungle Tales
Pound Puppies
Favorite Fairy Tales
The Ugly Duckling and Other Treasured Tales
3 Fairy Tale Classics
My Pet Monster Tales
I remember this from when I was a kid
I stay away from that garden if I were you Peter. If I were Peter, I will listen to Mom.
He's going to be in big trouble.
O my gosh golden books did peter rabbit yay
REQUEST, IF AVAILABLE:
- Favorite Fairy Tales: Cinderella, Golden Goose, Elves & Shoemaker
- Super Powers: Darkseid of the Moon (See & Read)
- Our Dwelling Place: The Trials Of Jesus
this is so AWESOME like if I'm a rabbit I will...um..........I don't know oh i know I will make a movie of a garden
Peter Rabbit sounded like Tenderheart Bear from The Care Bears Movie.
Funny enough, the first time I watched this, I thought Peter sounded like Rudolph, who it turns out is voiced by the same actress who voiced Tenderheart in "The Care Bears Movie", Billie Richards.
Yes that's true. I guess Chicken Pot Pie with gravy would taste great too.
Be kind commenters and tell me: What music is playing at 6:10?
Cayy J The music is called Ghostly Footsteps by David Snell (who also composed Tomfoolery). You can listen to the whole thing here: ruclips.net/video/-Xrph61UjvU/видео.html. Fun fact: This track, and Tomfoolery also played in the Beatrix Potter Show Me a Story vhs tape I watched as a kid.
Also, I think I know what song plays during the credits: Ghostly Footsteps (Reprise) by David Snell. I figured it out for myself.
fiddleremma
@@alexf3881 , I noticed that the link to the whole version of that David Snell piece is not around on RUclips anymore. However, the other convenient link that both versions of "Ghostly Footsteps" can be heard at from 30:05 to 33:36 is a RUclips video recording of the 1981 classic Bruton Music album called "Childhood Fantasies." You can listen to both versions of "Ghostly Footsteps" at this link from 30:05 to 33:36: ruclips.net/video/xZGt0s3lSyA/видео.html
fidderemma
The music that is playing at the end of the Golden Book Video version of "The Tale of Peter Rabbit" is "Ghostly Footsteps" by David Snell. However, the one version of that tune that plays at the end of this video is the alternate ending version of this tune. The original version of "Ghostly Footsteps" in that video is heard from 6:11 to 6:26. From the moment I first watched the Golden Book Video version of "The Tale of Peter Rabbit" at my female baby-sitter's house as a little girl, I recognized that exact same eerie tune that also was used in the "Show Me a Story: Beatrix Potter Vol. 1" and its version of "The Tale of Mr. Jeremy Fisher." That's one of the things I most enjoy about these different video versions of "The Tale of Mr. Jeremy Fisher" (S.M.A.S., 1986) and "The Tale of Peter Rabbit" (G.B.V., 1985).
fiddleremma
By the way, if you're curious about what other kids' story from any source I like to associate with "Ghostly Footsteps" by David Snell, I enjoy associating both versions of that tune with "The Case of the Galling Stones" episode of "Mathnet" on Square One TV, which is the episode where Sargeant Pat (Patti) Tuesday gets falsely accused and punished for the disappearance of a brunette haired woman's silvery bracelet with a dodecahedron on it. Imaginatively, I associate the original version of that eerie David Snell tune with the part where Captain Joe Grecco, Pat's boss discovers that bracelet in her coat pocket at her house, she still reports to Mathnet, and gets falsely charged and punished for it by her boss. Conversely, I associate the alternate ending version of "Ghostly Footsteps" where Benny Pill, Pat's and George Frankly's undercover cop really arrests the lady who set Pat up twice and framed her for a missing gem too. Lastly, I can hear and imagine that eerie tune score being played during the "Mathnet" primetime credits version on PBS many years back.
I'm ready to watch Polly's Pet next and then The Little Red Hen
Peter Rabbit sounds like Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer
wow . that's awesome. and thanks for including the baby at the end. was there any more animation that the baby did???
& So 4 The HBO Storybook Musical Edition of The Tale Peter Rabbit! It'll B Mr. McGregor Calling out a Great Big Get Back Here you wee Little Pest. You're No Match 4 Me Now! Are You? Hmm! Where Did That Mean Little Pest Go?
9:41 - 10:03 The Eternal Loser by Paddy Kingsland
Super
Super
yeah that's true. though there is also the possibility that for a rabbit that's considered junk food
I'm looking for the song of peter rabbit in at the tape and book as a kid
11 people trespassed into Mr. McGregor's garden
in the house maybe
Cool Peter rabbit
4:38
Shadow: STOP!
4:28
Could you possibly do a comparison? This is very different from the book which I don't think was ever even published by Golden Books or illustrated by Amye Rosenburg (Though the likelyhood of the latter may be higher)
TOMFOOLERY
I know that Lou Pickles was voiced by David Doyle but, I'm not sure who voices Mr. Mcgregor here.
also the wolf in the wolf in the kids video as it is apparently the same wolf
Oh, childhood.
Any idea on what the music cue at 0:42-1:06 is? I've heard it on another video- "Captain Kangaroo's Merry Christmas Stories"- in the story of "The Fir Tree".
I've been trying to figure that out myself. But it wasn't until a few days ago when I finally did. The song is called "Dreamland" and it is composed by Paddy Kingsland: ruclips.net/video/eDN6xzx_bJc/видео.html
Hope this helps :)
@@johnmunley9914 Ah, thanks.
@@Ian16545 You're welcome :)
Hahaha! That's right little bunnies! You weren't AWARE of the horrible FATE that befell your father... til TODAY when your mother finally reveals it to you all! MUWAHAHAHAHAHAHAaaahhh... sorry I saw this 20 years ago, I'm 28 now, but I'd almost forgotten how surprised those bunnies sounded about 'poor Papa'... like they didn't know til JUST today! xD
(Video 1985) ❤
(Video 1985) ❤
2:27 sarcastic
4:36 oh really
Is it just me or does Mr. Mcgregor sound somewhat like Lou Pickles from Rugrats?
Not unless it's steak-and-kidney pie, of course.
did they make a animated movie of Benjamin Bunny?
Berries 🍒🍒
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1982-1996
Such an odd choice of music they chose for the end credits. It's like something out of Treehouse of Horror lol.
Yeah. But come to think of it, that's also the same song (or at the very least, sound familiar to) that played when Mr. Jeremy-Fisher felt a water beetle tweak his galoshes by the toes and noticed a water rat before moving a way a bit and went fishing in this video below at 34:29 (meant for Tales of Beatrix Potter (1992 Family Home Entertainment VHS)).
ruclips.net/video/R6YuqiOhFqM/видео.html&ab_channel=MysticalFlyingPolygram
I only wish I know what that song a the end of "The Tale of Peter Rabbit" is called so I can get a listen someday. Anyone here know the song's name?
The song is called “Ghostly Footsteps” composed by David Snell. Hopes this helps. :)
@@johnmunley9914 It lives up to it's name lmao
I was wondering the names of all the songs in this video. I know some of them, but there are others I'm curious about as well.
Since RUclips doesn't allow annotations anymore, me and others have been working on THIS:
apmmusic.fandom.com/wiki/Golden_Book_Video
@@ZakWolf That's great. Thank you :)
@@ZakWolf Thank you again for your kindness. To return the favor, I'll share something I have recently learned. I have identified two of the other AMP songs used in this video. They are called "Dreamland" composed by Paddy Kingsland (0:41-1:07), and "At Play" composed by Jim Lawless (3:48-4:11). They have just been listed on the Golden Book Video page on the AMP Music Cue wiki.
Also, I want to share a list on the APM Music Cue wiki thats just been made recently for Show Me A Story Beatrix Potter Volume 1 and Volumes 2 and 3 as well: apmmusic.fandom.com/wiki/Show_Me_A_Story_Tales_Of_Beatrix_Potter_VHS_Series
What do you think? I hope you like it.