Raggedy Ann and Andy in The Great Santa Claus Caper (16mm scan)
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
- The Great Santa Claus Caper first aired on CBS in 1978, and was the first of two Raggedy Ann and Andy holiday specials written and directed by Chuck Jones. Previously available footage has been digitized from home release VHS tapes or taped from TV airings, but now for the first time watch the original in much higher quality!
We've decided to post this as-is for archival. If you're an experienced video editor and would like to give it a try cleaning up this footage, reach out to us at theraggedyannrevivaleffort@gmail.com or our other social media. Thanks to Kineko Video for scanning and color correcting: / kinekovideo
We do not own this footage. Rights go to Chuck Jones Enterprises & The Bobbs-Merrill Company. Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy were originally created by Johnny Gruelle.
The original scan is available in higher quality on the Internet Archive, uploaded by the person who sent it to us: archive.org/details/tgcc_20231209
"...And you know what? I think I'm going to like goodness better than I liked badness. But, you know? I don't think anybody can say that for sure unless he's tried both."
Boys and girls, you heard the wolf: it's time to try badness!
"I am bad, and that's good. I will never be good, and that's not bad. There's no one I'd rather be than me." ruclips.net/video/7-Op7Jcg1dU/видео.html
Thought of Lupin III here.
The first time I have ever seen Raggedy Arthur on an animated cartoon.
If you haven't seen it the 1977 full length film Raggedy Ann and Andy is on here. The live action scenes at the beginning and end were shot in NJ. The little girl still lives in the area and is friends with a lady I know. Only movie she did.
To be honest this is the first time that Raggedy Ann got mad it’s very rare to see her mad
oh she's gotten mad before, she saves it for those who deserve it. my first thought was Raggedy Ann in Cookie Land when she smacks a goblin with a paddle for trying to eat the living cookie people!
@@raggedyannrevivaleffort yeah that's true although this Special is the first time that she did get mad
@@sarahreaume6659 no? the earlier books were written in the 1920's, this didn't come out until 1978
@@raggedyannrevivaleffort true
@@raggedyannrevivaleffortI'm sure the original Johnny Gruelle stories had some "Ann being mad" moments.
If the owners of Raggedy Ann & Andy decides to bring them back in a new era I hope they keep some elements from the classics and try to spice things up without making a downgrade from it formal self
I’ve made some ra&a artwork and hope to one day bring the franchise back. Can’t promise sadly
@@starrydreamer4697It would be good to have the franchise back, who knows maybe a toy company will bring them back.
@@eleanorhogan8643The Aurora toy company still makes Raggedy Ann and Andy dolls. They’re mostly available in hobby shops and Amazon through
Another one I had not seen since childhood. Glad to see it again.
Raggedy Ann and Andy are beautiful.
I completely agree with you, they are both so beautiful and cute!
@@eleanorhogan8643
They should make a TV Series for kids.
Disney Junior, Nick Jr., Cartoon Network or PBS KIDS?
@@justinhall9231They did, in the late 80's on CBS.
Magnificent job of restoring this oft overlooked Christmas classic as we can now finally see the detail in the animation without that awful oversaturated color that left previous versions so blurry and even ugly at times. Thank you so very much and I hope your restoration efforts continue on helping old classics like Raggedy Ann & Andy Halloween special, A Very Merry Cricket and the original Grinch special- all Chuck Jones holiday gems that definitely need some restoration efforts. Merry Christmas.
Thank you! We're definitely hoping to find the other Raggedy Ann one!
This scan was sent to us, so they may be hoping to restore some of Chuck Jones' other work as well, but for this channel we'll just be posting the Raggedy Ann related stuff
This is incredible. Excellent work to all involved in the process!
And great job helping spread the word on this, yourself!
We need more Chuck Jones specials scanned in High resolution.
Nice job! Looks pretty good. It's interesting to see the soundtrack printed on the side. Also, since this is a Chuck Jones animation, it bears a strong resemblance to the 1966 classic, "How the Grinch Stole Christmas."
@@ChristopherSobieniak Someone's a hater.. what animation have you done?
Thanks so much for your efforts!! I can't wait for you to get a hold of The Pumpkin Who Couldn't Smile!!
I’m honestly kinda shocked that Chuck Jones was the director for this!
Needed an excuse for more work to do in his later years.
ARTHUR MY BELOVED PUP
The Chuck Jones touch and recognizable voices, classic.
I honestly think the wolf is related to the same wolf that’s always going after the sheep in the Looney Tunes show also he looks like Wiley coyote maybe they’re related can you imagine if they turned out to be cousins?
Les Tremayne does such a good job in the special and people don’t know that he was actually British this is probably the closest you have a got to use his natural accent in role
I remember this one but couldn't remember the name.
I wish I knew that you were going to do a scan on this special. I have a flawless LPP 16 millimeter print of it which I could have loaned to you.
do you have one of the Halloween special? We're still on the lookout for it
@@raggedyannrevivaleffort Although you've already scanned this special, don't lose the chance of scanning an even better print, if @jasonbeard is still okay with loaning! This print is watchable, but very rough. If his print is even better, I'd say it's worth a second scan, even if it takes a while. I love this special so far, try to consider it, only if you can, of course.
@@raggedyannrevivaleffort No, I prefer the Christmas special.
@@raggedyannrevivaleffort Wow, one of the channels I wish had a $Thanks for, I love Alexander SOOO much!!!!!!!!!!
What kinda screen is that? It looks like one of those classic film tapes
That's exactly what it is, the 16mm film tape. It's not on a screen, it's scanned one frame at a time.
@@raggedyannrevivaleffort ah I like that.
@@raggedyannrevivaleffortYep, all this extra stuff around the edges wouldn't have been seen if projected on a screen, like in a classroom, or seen on TV, as it would be obscured through normal playback.
The breaking the fourth wall thing at the end is honestly kind of cheesy DHDHDH
😅😅😅😅well information good show you 😅😅
IMO,the majority of toys were not encased in gloopstick,Santa could have made more.