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Disney Doppelgnger Moments You Can't Unsee

Disney Doppelgnger Moments You Can't Unsee

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Every Time Disney Reused The Same Assets! Did You Notice? Have you ever noticed that a lot of Disney characters look and act similar? That some iconic Disney characters find their counterparts in other Disney movies? Or that specific shots and animation sequences are actually identical? After the success of Snow White and the Seven Dwarves in 1937, Disney had to meet a new demand for animated feature films and the process of handdrawing and animating each still of a movie was timeconsuming and costly. So Disney started digging into its own archive to reuse its own animation in newer pictures. The practice continued through to the current era of Disney animation, which has shifted into CGI and put an end to the recycling of animated characters and styles. At the time no one ever thought that people would eventually have the capacity to play and replay and compare movies sidebyside, so there was no harm and no foul. But now we can compare and see how moments and characters repeat themselves across Disneys canon! From parallel characters like Cinderella and Aurora, or Maleficent and Lady Tremaine, to innocuous establishing shots reused from one movie to another, these doppelganger moments are going to be impossible to unsee! Have you ever picked up on Disneys practice of recycling its own material? What do you think? Is it cheating or a fun way to pay homage to what came before? Leave a comment below and dont forget to subscribe to The Things for more great content! NEW UPLOADS
Date: 2022-06-06

Comments and reviews: 10


welll. i think there's a lot to be said here. You mentioned the newer films that shared voice actors, but never mentioned Eleanor, Bill or Kathryn who voiced Cindy/SB, AiW/PP and AiW/PP. Plus, many of the films that came out in the 1940s after the strike through the time of Walt's death had many of the same animators. So yeah, you can see Marc Davis and other prominent animators' designs in many of the heroines, side chara's, etc.
Also, the BB homages aren't laziness, they are saying we remember you.
Nice vide overall. And yes, hand-drawn animation is meticulous and time consuming. So before the advent of home video, the shortcut to reuse previously completed scenes was IDEAL! ;)

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I was oblivious to most of these as a kid, but the two I did notice at the time were the crow animations from Dumbo and Mickey and the Beanstalk (part of Fun and Fancy Free) and the battle between the knights from The Sword in the Stone and the London Bridge segment of The Truth about Mother Goose.
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I was worried that Lady Tremaine was going to kill Cinderella when she caught her humming that tune from the ball. Not that she would easily recognize it, because she was cut off, by the Duke, before they had their moment.
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Why only name some voice actors. You named the fairy Godmother and Queen of Hearts and Duchess and Miss Bianca but not Baloo and Little John or Maleficent and Lady Tremaine when mentioning their similarities
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but from what I heard, I believe not only that Lady Tremaine and Maleficent shares some the same qualities they also have the same voice actresses or was it the same modelI guess?
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And there was two songs that were the same music (be our guest) in beauty and the beast
The other one was in little mermaid movie in the kitchen when the chef was singing

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Disney also has a penchant for stealing from other animated works and claiming it as coincidental example The Lion King 1994 and Kimba the White Lion 1966 by Osamu Tezuka
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One of the plots I dont get about some of the Disney princesse movies is
when the princesses marry a man they just met
(just me thinking about it)

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I noticed some of these so many times and thought it was just me. But then I read disney stores every single drawing from every movie and they reuse them
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Sticks with re-use of the animation. Many of the stories are classic fairy tales, so blaming their similarities in Disney is incorrect.
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