Backstage At Disney 1983 Pt 1

John Culhane takes us behind the scenes of Tim Burton's "Vincent" and "Hansel & Gretel." This isn't Richard Williams related, but I thought you'd want to see it anyway.

[@jerrelljones9991]

Tim Burton so young seems so less nervous for someone who is usually always nervous

[@TheITinFIT]

Really fascinating seeing the studios at this period. I'm especially glad Tim Burton's Hansel and Gretel got some focus here because of how rare it is! Thanks for sharing this!

[@creepybopper1mc456]

John Culhane knew Tim Burton was going somewhere.... And made sure to make markers chosen from scarce segments saved expressly in order for that important impression to be sown visibly, I remember he told me often and early on he did of Tim in general too at the time. Definitely wanted to see this one again, thank you so very much. Good old Dad, aka Mr. Snoops, gloriously gleeful ultimate briar patch self-embedded jolly journeyman journalist, vastly influential & virtually vanished outside of glimpses we are grateful to glean in such as these, in vindicating vaunted vintage animator-snooping mode is something so special. Thank you indeed for preserving persevering and posting. Cheers! - MC

[@The_ZeroLine]

Tim And Rick were just kids there. Very cool.

[@seatspud]

Man oh man, haven't seen this in ages! Awesome stuff!

[@Chickengirl005]

wowie look at that super-young Tim Burton. Never heard of his Hansel and Gretel adaptation until now tho

[@WorstedKnitt]

RIP John Culhane

[@tulsahills3248]

I find this truly fascinating indeed!

[@stagelinedpro]

Who is this Tim Burton guy, he's not going anywhere.......... :O

[@ChristopherSobieniak]

+Stage Lined I'm sure that's what the head of the studio thought!

[@francescoromani4539]

Tim Burton!😮

[@HudsonRawlston]

Was it on April 19th 1983 or April 26th 1983 when the Disney Channel first aired this on the weekly "Walt Disney Studio Showcase"? :)