Peter Pan
Premiere: February 5, 1953
Budget: $4,000,000
Box Office: $40,759,520 (Original Release)
Released by: RKO Radio Pictures
Nominations/Awards:
- None
Running Time: 77 Minutes (1 hr, 17 min)
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This Week: Vol.12
Well, that was a while!
It’s good to be back here at Then to Now! I hope you’ll bear with me as I play catch up for a bit. To that end, my regular columns that aren’t reviews of the cannon films are suspended for the time being. (Although one or two might slip through where appropriate.) What can you expect this week?
Well, how about an entire week of films?
Excited?
Here’s the schedule:
- Monday: (today!) Peter Pan
- Tuesday: Lady and the Tramp
- Wednesday: Sleeping Beauty
- Thursday: One Hundred and One Dalmatians
- Friday: The Sword in the Stone
This schedule will bring us a little closer to being on track to finish by the end of the year. I hope you’ll stick around, because we haven’t even been deep into the Disney Cannon!
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13 – Down the Rabbit Hole
Alice in Wonderland
Premiere: July 26, 1951
Budget: $3,000,000
Box Office: $2,400,000 (Original Release)
Released by: RKO Radio Pictures
Nominations/Awards:
- Academy Award – Best Scoring of a Musical Picture (Nominee)
Running Time: 75 Minutes (1 hr, 15 min)
12 – “Cendrillon”
Cinderella
Premiere: March 4, 1950
Budget: $2,900,000
Box Office: $85,000,000 (Original Release)
Released by: RKO Radio Pictures
Nominations/Awards:
- Academy Award – Best Sound (Nominee)
- Academy Award – Best Original Music Score (Nominee)
- Academy Award – Best Song “Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo” (Nominee)
Running Time: 74 Minutes (1 hr, 14 min)
This Week: Vol.11
Backtracking last week’s This Week, we’re gonna instead do a double feature!
Our stops on Tuesday and Thursday will be Cinderella and Alice in Wonderland, respectively.
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Program Note II
A happy Thursday to all!
I know I promised two articles this week, including our first foray past the package films, but unfortunately there were some circumstances that kept me from doing those.
Don’t worry though! To stay on schedule, we will do a double feature next week. Then the week after will see my article on Mary Blair.
Thanks for your patience!
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