@@carmonslaugh9994 Imagine if his wife always stayed on the sobriety path all her life and was a better person, that would've been beautiful if that was the case.
Neither can I. I also can’t help sobbing when Phil died from being shot by his own wife ever since I learned that since I was an elementary school kindergartener. 🥺
2:41, Tim Burton was NOT the director of The Nightmare Before Christmas. Although he was the film's producer, but the film's director was actually Henry Selick.
I vividly remember seeing this on TV as a kid and was wondering if it was just my imagination! I was just watching Jingle all the Way and saw Phil Hartman and it made me think of looking for it on RUclips and here it was!! Thank you so much! RIP Phil Hartman.
Love this special! I always felt like this was a sort of Christmas horror special. I love that! Speaking of, doesn’t anybody think that 8:44 is or was creepy? I mean, the Grinch has his fist up to his chin, but his talking animation looks like he’s grinding his teeth, which, in my opinion, makes his face, and his eye movement, look scarier while he’s moving his eyebrows. So, has anyone ever thought it was creepy? I know it scared me when I was little.
I'm really glad you pointed out 8:44 because I have a theory: The reason we only see the Grinch tapping his cheek instead of putting his fist on his chin is because it would scare children who would watch the special. Take it from me: I've watched this special when I was a lot younger than you people. The first time I watched this, specifying 8:44, I was a bit creeped out at first. Then, I thought to myself, "It's probably nothing I should worry about," but afterwards, I started to have nightmares about it. Then, each time we watched it as a family, which, by the way, was at nighttime, I started to have more nightmares to the point I decided to look away when it happens, like my sister (who is still terrified at it to this day). Then, as a person doing my best to face my fears and phobias, I decided to face that scene, and I thought, "This is probably not as bad as I thought it was." So, I hope you can empathize how scared I was whenever it showed up.
I find it quite funny and ironic that Danny Elfman is one of the people that talk about this score and the cartoon, because Danny then scored the animated remake with Botany Bumbersplat-- I mean Cadbury Custardbath-- I mean Benedict Cumberbatch!
It's very horrifically tragic that Phil Hartman would be murdered by his wife just 4 years later after this special aired. Specifically, his 3rd wife. He was married and divorced twice before.
Can anyone tell me what the background music at 7:21 and 8:12 (same music) is from? It sounds like it came from a horror film in the 40s or 50s and I love it!
8:43, In the special, the Grinch taps his cheek with his finger while saying that line. He doesn't rest his chin on his fist. Is that a lost piece of original footage or something?
I'm really glad you pointed out 8:44 because I have a theory: The reason we only see the Grinch tapping his cheek instead of putting his fist on his chin is because it would scare children who would watch the special. Take it from me: I've watched this special when I was a lot younger than you people. The first time I watched this, specifying 8:44, I was a bit creeped out at first. Then, I thought to myself, "It's probably nothing I should worry about," but afterwards, I started to have nightmares about it. Then, each time we watched it as a family, which, by the way, was at nighttime, I started to have more nightmares to the point I decided to look away when it happens, like my sister (who is still terrified at it to this day). Then, as a person doing my best to face my fears and phobias, I decided to face that scene, and I thought, "This is probably not as bad as I thought it was." So, I hope you can empathize how scared I was whenever it showed up.
If you’ve seen this, watch it at 0.25x speed. My overall reaction is 😳 and 😆 at once. The following characters and voices of the special will be described by how you may react to hearing and/or watching them at first and/or as you progress through this video. Here they are: Boris Karloff: 😰 Phil Hartman: 😆 Chuck Jones: 😆 Audrey Geisel: 🤭 Thurl Ravenscroft: 😰 at first, but 😆 as you progress. Albert Hague: 😆 Danny Elfman: 😆 Tim Burton: 😆 Hans Conried (Horton): A special’s a special, no matter how slow. Mel Blanc: (Confidentially) HE IS A WABBIT Bob Holt (Once-ler): Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, you may have nightmares, like when I was a tot. These time frames can consist of creepy things coming out of hearing and/or watching them. Here they are: 0:04 through 0:27 - Karloff’s Eerie Narration 2:21 - The Grinch isn’t a skunk; he’s a nasty, wasty sloth. 2:57 - Slow-paced X-ray animation. 3:07 - Karloff’s Eerie Narration #2 7:05 through 7:30 - The Many Terrifying Nights in the world of Karloff,” with your host, Phil Hartman! 8:44 - Jones decides to animate the Grinch like he’s a monster of Karloff’s because Karloff voices the Grinch. 10:02 through 10:12 - Starting our first Christmas horror song, ladies and gentlemen! 15:20 - Wow, Karloff really is the Man Behind the Monster. Once you watched the entire special, let me know your thoughts on this at this speed. You can also put down your time frames that sounded or looked creepy to you. Enjoy the next 77.27 minutes (yes, I calculated) of your life! P. S.: Also watch this special at 2x speed. Everything there is hilarious! 😆
3:233:263:293:313:323:33 Like it when they show Dr. Seuss’ books how the grinch stole Christmas followed by Yertle the turtle, the cat in the hat and Horton hears a who.
Of all his books, my favourites are and to think that I saw it on Mulberry street, Horton hatches the egg, McElligot’s pool, if I ran the zoo, Horton hears a who, the cat in the hat, how the grinch stole Christmas, Yertle the turtle (just the main story), happy birthday to you, green eggs and ham, the sneetches (just the main story), Dr. Seuss’ sleep book, the Lorax and oh the places you’ll go just because they have all (except for Horton hatches the egg) been in the treasury book your favourite Seuss. While also liking three adaptions which are the live action cat in the hat movie, the cartoon how the grinch stole Christmas special and the live action how the grinch stole Christmas movie.
@@tristanchan4949 That’s right. Oh, and I’ve pretty much seen the 2008 3d version of Horton Hears A Who, and the 2012 3d version of The Lorax when they came out.
14:39-14:46 I didn’t think so either. That would’ve been embarrassing if they used a real saw like that one on a real reindeer to capture the sound. 14:52 - 14:56 It even sounded like violins.
The making of How the Grinch Stole Christmas hosted by Jim Carrey and Troy McClure. Also starring: The Grinch The Cat in the Hat Bugs Bunny Homer Simpson Rocky the Flying Squirrel Tony the Tiger Jack Skellington Frankenstein
Yeah. Thurl Ravenscroft died in May 22nd 2005. And that was two months before I was born in July 5th. Audrey Geisel died in December 19 2018, Chuck Jones died in February 22nd 2002, Boris Karloff died in February 2nd 1969, Theodore Geisel (Dr Seuss) died in September 24th 1991, and Phil Hartman died in May 28 1998. They may have passed away, but Danny Elfman and Tim Burton are still alive.
Phil Hartman was a man of many talents and I still sorely missed to this day.
He was a god king of voices and talents. I sorely miss him to.
Yeah. He got shot by his own wife back in May 28 1998. (tearing up) And it was the last time everyone was ever gonna see him performing. 🥺
@@carmonslaugh9994 Imagine if his wife always stayed on the sobriety path all her life and was a better person, that would've been beautiful if that was the case.
I can't help but think of Troy McClure while watching this. May Hartman rest in peace.
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I think of him and Zapp Brannigan since he was going to play him before his tragic death.
He’s definitely doing Troy here
Neither can I. I also can’t help sobbing when Phil died from being shot by his own wife ever since I learned that since I was an elementary school kindergartener. 🥺
0:30 Hi, I’m Troy McClure! You might remember me from such animated classics like “Christmas Ape” and “Christmas Ape Goes To Summer Camp”…
OH MY GOD. I have been looking for this for YEARS. The old one got taken down from copyright. Thank you SO MUCH for uploading this!
Same
@@washerface
I’ve pretty much seen this before. I’ve seen this DVD back in September when I went to kindergarten at elementary school.
Does anyone have the Tom Bergeron version of this?
You’ll be missed Phil Hartman
Yeah, we’re gonna miss you, Philsey boy. 🥺😪
11:56... I have been looking for this scene since 1994. I really needed the laugh tonight...
Hi, I'm Troy McClure! You may remember me from such specials as "The Making of Home Alone" and "Saturday Night Live The 20th Anniversary"!
Bless Phil for giving us this. This was such a treat back in the 1980s. :D And not gonna lie, the Grinch looks like a furry Martian from Mars. XD
2:41, Tim Burton was NOT the director of The Nightmare Before Christmas. Although he was the film's producer, but the film's director was actually Henry Selick.
He also WROTE the Story.
@@nickwerner7983 Tim Burton directed corpse Bride and frankenweenie you know
@@frozendragonsfan9298 Some say those stories are connected…
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Yes, he did.
LOL! The Duke, Jack, The Chairman of the board! XD
Who was the chairman of the board?
Frank Sinatra.
I vividly remember seeing this on TV as a kid and was wondering if it was just my imagination! I was just watching Jingle all the Way and saw Phil Hartman and it made me think of looking for it on RUclips and here it was!! Thank you so much! RIP Phil Hartman.
Love this special! I always felt like this was a sort of Christmas horror special. I love that! Speaking of, doesn’t anybody think that 8:44 is or was creepy? I mean, the Grinch has his fist up to his chin, but his talking animation looks like he’s grinding his teeth, which, in my opinion, makes his face, and his eye movement, look scarier while he’s moving his eyebrows. So, has anyone ever thought it was creepy? I know it scared me when I was little.
you are DEFINITELY not alone on that. when i was younger, i was always terrified by that part…i have no idea why.
@Colby Killian
You can see my replies to @CanadaDragon1 and @Red Card on that, if you want a bit of a theory (or just an assumption).
That scene, or at least the animation of this version, was actually cut from the final film
Well, it wasn’t part of the story.
@carmonslaugh9994
I know it’s not in the final cut, I’m just pointing out how creepy the deleted animation is.
I remember watching this when it originally aired. Appreciate the upload.
I like it when Aundrey geisel said "the noise, noise, noise, noise! "
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14:16 Yeah! So do I! She sounds just like Boris Karloff! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
8:44 I've never seen this footage before from this scene. Did they reanimate it for later releases?
I'm really glad you pointed out 8:44 because I have a theory:
The reason we only see the Grinch tapping his cheek instead of putting his fist on his chin is because it would scare children who would watch the special. Take it from me: I've watched this special when I was a lot younger than you people. The first time I watched this, specifying 8:44, I was a bit creeped out at first. Then, I thought to myself, "It's probably nothing I should worry about," but afterwards, I started to have nightmares about it.
Then, each time we watched it as a family, which, by the way, was at nighttime, I started to have more nightmares to the point I decided to look away when it happens, like my sister (who is still terrified at it to this day). Then, as a person doing my best to face my fears and phobias, I decided to face that scene, and I thought, "This is probably not as bad as I thought it was."
So, I hope you can empathize how scared I was whenever it showed up.
8:44 Aw, come on! That wasn’t even part of the recording session!
3:23 Legends say that Theodore Geisel A.K.A. Dr Seuss wrote all those stories all by himself. Including “How The Grinch Stole Christmas.”
I always heard that Dr Seuss was a legendary author.
R.I.P. Phil Hartman
It was all his wife’s fault for shooting him. 🥺
Man aside from Danny Elfman and Tim Burton, everyone on that special has long since past away. RiP
Yeah. Those guys who died except for Danny Elfman and Tim Burton were legends.
Dr. Seuss's is the motive of stop motion animated classic
I find it quite funny and ironic that Danny Elfman is one of the people that talk about this score and the cartoon, because Danny then scored the animated remake with Botany Bumbersplat-- I mean Cadbury Custardbath-- I mean Benedict Cumberbatch!
Yes siree. But even though Benedict Cumberbatch is British, he spoke in an American accent in the 3d version of How The Grinch Stole Christmas.
Thanks for sharing this!
0:58 I’ve read the book when I was an elementary school kindergartner back in July 6th.
15:49 The Grinch's two other Voice actors
It's very horrifically tragic that Phil Hartman would be murdered by his wife just 4 years later after this special aired. Specifically, his 3rd wife. He was married and divorced twice before.
You can thank Andy Dick for that.
I like the balloon and marker sound effects
Hey, me too! I also love the crunching sound effects.
I love his Jack Nicholson impersonation RIP Phil Hartman
Can anyone tell me what the background music at 7:21 and 8:12 (same music) is from? It sounds like it came from a horror film in the 40s or 50s and I love it!
7:21 - 8:12 I can’t remember what the music is called, but it is pretty spooky.
8:43, In the special, the Grinch taps his cheek with his finger while saying that line. He doesn't rest his chin on his fist. Is that a lost piece of original footage or something?
I'm really glad you pointed out 8:44 because I have a theory:
The reason we only see the Grinch tapping his cheek instead of putting his fist on his chin is because it would scare children who would watch the special. Take it from me: I've watched this special when I was a lot younger than you people. The first time I watched this, specifying 8:44, I was a bit creeped out at first. Then, I thought to myself, "It's probably nothing I should worry about," but afterwards, I started to have nightmares about it.
Then, each time we watched it as a family, which, by the way, was at nighttime, I started to have more nightmares to the point I decided to look away when it happens, like my sister (who is still terrified at it to this day). Then, as a person doing my best to face my fears and phobias, I decided to face that scene, and I thought, "This is probably not as bad as I thought it was."
So, I hope you can empathize how scared I was whenever it showed up.
If you’ve seen this, watch it at 0.25x speed. My overall reaction is 😳 and 😆 at once.
The following characters and voices of the special will be described by how you may react to hearing and/or watching them at first and/or as you progress through this video. Here they are:
Boris Karloff: 😰
Phil Hartman: 😆
Chuck Jones: 😆
Audrey Geisel: 🤭
Thurl Ravenscroft: 😰 at first, but 😆 as you progress.
Albert Hague: 😆
Danny Elfman: 😆
Tim Burton: 😆
Hans Conried (Horton): A special’s a special, no matter how slow.
Mel Blanc: (Confidentially) HE IS A WABBIT
Bob Holt (Once-ler): Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, you may have nightmares, like when I was a tot.
These time frames can consist of creepy things coming out of hearing and/or watching them. Here they are:
0:04 through 0:27 - Karloff’s Eerie Narration
2:21 - The Grinch isn’t a skunk; he’s a nasty, wasty sloth.
2:57 - Slow-paced X-ray animation.
3:07 - Karloff’s Eerie Narration #2
7:05 through 7:30 - The Many Terrifying Nights in the world of Karloff,” with your host, Phil Hartman!
8:44 - Jones decides to animate the Grinch like he’s a monster of Karloff’s because Karloff voices the Grinch.
10:02 through 10:12 - Starting our first Christmas horror song, ladies and gentlemen!
15:20 - Wow, Karloff really is the Man Behind the Monster.
Once you watched the entire special, let me know your thoughts on this at this speed. You can also put down your time frames that sounded or looked creepy to you. Enjoy the next 77.27 minutes (yes, I calculated) of your life!
P. S.: Also watch this special at 2x speed. Everything there is hilarious! 😆
On an ABC airing of this that I saw many years ago (I think it was 2009), Tom Bergeron replaced Phil Hartman as presenter of the special.
10:26: This line is what Thurl Ravenscroft is referring to: ruclips.net/video/i_-fb1A8GdU/видео.html
Phil Hartman was a treasure. What a shame.
And it was all his wife’s fault for shooting him.
9:14 Funny thing is, they almost did Get Jack for an animated Remake
I like Phil Hartman.
Me too. Phil Hartman was active, until he passed away due to being shot by his own wife.
I like the ballon squeak-but if Santa could do it then, so could the grinch!
9:15 Reason sound like Air Conditioner from tblt
I love this video because it about how the grinch stole christmas of tails the fox
I think I saw this when I was younger in 1994
Ah Chuck Jones, the dude behind Looney Tunes! :D
One of the Warner Bros/Looney Tune guys
I love Chuck Jones! 😊
rest in peace troy mcclure
You too, Phil Hartman. 🥺
Look At Thatt!!8:44
Deleted Scene!??
8:44 What?! That wasn’t even part of the film!
If Phil Hartman was still alive, what Dr. Seuss character do you think would fit best for him to play as?
I wish I knew. But unfortunately, he died in May 28th way back in 1998 due to being shot purposely by his wife.
3:23 3:26 3:29 3:31 3:32 3:33 Like it when they show Dr. Seuss’ books how the grinch stole Christmas followed by Yertle the turtle, the cat in the hat and Horton hears a who.
Yeah, me too. And Dr Seuss also wrote other books like the “The Lorax”, “Green Eggs and Ham”, and Fox in Socks.”
Of all his books, my favourites are and to think that I saw it on Mulberry street, Horton hatches the egg, McElligot’s pool, if I ran the zoo, Horton hears a who, the cat in the hat, how the grinch stole Christmas, Yertle the turtle (just the main story), happy birthday to you, green eggs and ham, the sneetches (just the main story), Dr. Seuss’ sleep book, the Lorax and oh the places you’ll go just because they have all (except for Horton hatches the egg) been in the treasury book your favourite Seuss. While also liking three adaptions which are the live action cat in the hat movie, the cartoon how the grinch stole Christmas special and the live action how the grinch stole Christmas movie.
@@tristanchan4949
That’s right. Oh, and I’ve pretty much seen the 2008 3d version of Horton Hears A Who, and the 2012 3d version of The Lorax when they came out.
Audrey Geisel... I guess she's Dr. Seuss' wife (remember, Seuss' REAL name was Theodore Geisel).
Well I think the Grinch is from Mars! He flew his UFO from Mars into Whoville and he parked it behind a mountain. :P
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2020. I wish we could get this on dvd. Is this on the ultimate adition dvd?
The Lion King Behind the Scenes
This has been available on literally every DVD and Blu-ray edition.
Weird Al's Christmas Polka
Did they use a saw like this one on a real reindeer to capture that sound? I don't think so!
@realduckalicious
14:56 It even sounded like a violin.
14:39-14:46 I didn’t think so either. That would’ve been embarrassing if they used a real saw like that one on a real reindeer to capture the sound. 14:52 - 14:56 It even sounded like violins.
The making of How the Grinch Stole Christmas hosted by Jim Carrey and Troy McClure.
Also starring:
The Grinch
The Cat in the Hat
Bugs Bunny
Homer Simpson
Rocky the Flying Squirrel
Tony the Tiger
Jack Skellington
Frankenstein
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What if Tim Burton did a Dr seuss movie?
2:58
Everyone in this except burton and elfman are dead
Yeah. Thurl Ravenscroft died in May 22nd 2005. And that was two months before I was born in July 5th. Audrey Geisel died in December 19 2018, Chuck Jones died in February 22nd 2002, Boris Karloff died in February 2nd 1969, Theodore Geisel (Dr Seuss) died in September 24th 1991, and Phil Hartman died in May 28 1998. They may have passed away, but Danny Elfman and Tim Burton are still alive.
Jim Carey cannot REPLACE Boris karloff! Jim Carey RUINED IT! -_-;
Better than Benedict Cumberbatch.
@@ChristianFrates1997 or Mathew Morrison too.
@@oscar0006
Or Boris Karloff.
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