Walt Disney's "Fly With Von Drake" Season 10 Ep 3
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- From Season 10 of Walt Disney's Disneyland Anthology program we have Episode 3: Fly With Von Drake which originally aired on October 13th, 1963. Walt opens the show by commenting on our long interest in the subject of flight and outer space. An animated sequence shows how some of the more fanciful speculators imagined life on Mars. Then, the science of manned flight gets the unique Ludwig Von Drake treatment as the self-styled expert attempts to trace the history of aviation and explain how planes and balloons can fly.
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Ludwig von Drake is a great character and these films are a great way to learn!
For sure!!! So entertaining.
In my opinion Disney is really missing the mark not streaming a lot of their best classic content. Movies like Merlin Jones should not have to be rented online to watch thru them.
@@darrellburnside9368 100% agree! There is a huge market for these films! Want to increase subs on Disney+? Put all the theatrically released films though 1986 on there.
I agree
Some of the scenes from this episode are used as the framing device for Disney’s sing along songs: you can fly.
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As a kid, I watched every Sunday at 6 PM on NBC.
Awesome 😊
I was 9 years old when I watched 👀 this the original air date 😂😂❤
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A Paul Frees festival! He narrates the piece on Martian life, and he is of course the voice of Professor Ludwig von Drake.
Ironically, Paul Frees (the voice of Professor Ludwig Von Drake, as well as the Ghost Host of the Haunted Mansion) narrated the special "Mars and Beyond" (from which the segment of possible life on Mars is from).
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7:57 Paul Frees seems to be slipping a bit into his Inspector Fenwick voice.
Very good job fellows throughout the 2nd patriotic longest felicitous family highfalutin entertainment experience week of said surfside Summer July!! Bravissimo 774% yo and happy Independence Day. Some of the scenes from this episode are used as the framing device for Disney’s Sing along songs: You Can Fly.
I bet you didn't think i could do it!😂
That’s 1 way to end this show by literally breaking the 4th wall @ 43:58. Now Ludwig Von Drake’s pet bird, Orville sees how his papa does The Fox & Crow, Gumball & Teen Titans feels by ending their shows by crashing, punching and/or sneezing into the screen before fade to black.
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Paul Frees played Leonard Da Vinci in an installment of Peabody's Improbable History.
Awesome upload! Did you have to edit this for youtube at all? Just curious!
I had to edit out a short segment that was in Victory Through Air Power.
@@keepingwaltindisney no worries
I suppose you'd upload "Horse without a head" if you would have a recording of it😢. Still, have hope it'll show up.
You can purchase it on DVD through the Disney Movie Club or digitally via Amazon or iTunes. I can’t upload it here. I’m sorry!
They should use this in the school system 😮😮😮
I have always found it odd that they didn't use Von Drake's voice-over on the sequence Mars and Beyond sequence at the beginning Since this is a Von Drake episode it makes that sequence feel out of place compared to the rest of the episode. It could have been a direct sequel to how Inside Outer Space ended if they had done that to make Von Drake realize how wrong he was on no life on Mars he's constant denial as the aliens kidnap him. I know Paul Fress was in the Mars and Beyond episode as narrator but I still think he could have made him rerecord his lines in Von Drakes's voice.
Hi Is it possible that you can burn some of this stuff on DVD? If not no worries and thank you for your help and please let me know! By the way do you happy to have any episodes of Pooh Corner or DTV music videos?
Ludwig von Drake sounded like Arnold Schwarzenegger.
Well he is from Vienna Austria. But Mr.Schwarzenegger does not provide his voice here. Instead Paul Frees provided the voice of Professor Von Drake. (May he rest in peace). Since 1987 however, Ludwig Von Drake has been voiced by Corey Burton who continues to voice the character to this very day 36 years later.
Austrians from Graz speak like Arnold Schwarzenegger. Of course, not all of them speak similar to his.
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