Amazing! One of the best artists ever

What a man...Rite of Spring AND Monstro the Whale. That's incredible. I wish they'd do a revival of this with modern Disney animators, like Glen Keane, Eric Goldberg, Mark Henn, and the Bancroft brothers.

@lukeperkins1024

6 жыл бұрын

SuperJNG18 James Baxter and Andres Deja too.

Wolfgang Reitherman was a Disney director, producer and animator he Directed "Sleeping Beauty" (1959) with Clyde Geronimi, Les Clark and Eric Larson. "101 Dalmatians" (1961) with Hamilton S Luske and Clyde Geronimi. "The Sword in the Stone" (1963) and The Jungle Book (1967) After Walt's death Woolie taking charge of the producer and directed such as The Aristocats (1970), Robin Hood (1973) The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh (1977) with John Lounsbery and The Rescuers (1977) with Art Stevens and John Lounsbery and also the Producer for The Fox and the Hound (1981). Wolfgang Reitherman born in 1909 and died by the car accident in 1985.

3 words: Best ARTIST EVER!!!!

Now this is great! A look back at my top favorite artist Wolfgang Reitherman. I thought the day would never come!

My favorite classic Disney animator next to Fred Moore and Art Babbit.

Alas, Woolie I sure miss you.

In my opinion, the way how Woolie animated the t-rex in "The Rite of Spring" from Fantasia, it's more scarier than the t-rexes in The Land Before Time movies. And if you take a good look at the rex's incisor teeth, it almost makes him look like a vampire. Be kinda weird to see a vampiric tyrannosaurus rex.

I didn't even know a documentary about Wolfgang Reitherman existed. Thanks for uploading this!

He was to the company's early days what ones like Ron Clemets & John Musker were in later years.

It's great to see the work of Disney's Nine Old Men will never be forgotten and will never stop being appreciated. To discuss more about them search classical hand drawn animation.

I really wish Disney Channel would play these again. But they never will :((

@DukeofArtz

3 жыл бұрын

As "The Duke of Artz" I am fully confident that Disney will, eventually, play these again when the time is right. 👌

Woolie also helped animate Goofy, as a lead animator under Jack Kinney.

Those rhinos and Cluck that Wolfgang Reitherman drew could be football players.

'Ya got that right. He's my top #1 artist, ever!

Amazing!

Yeah, but Robin Hood took place in the old days, where didn't have football back then. But you see how Lady Kluck knocks down all those Rhinos, it looked liked the game of football & that's when they invened football.

my fav of the nine old men

Sadly, in the interest of depicting Woolie as an animator of action, this program does not mention his animating Timothy Mouse in "Dumbo" or anything related to "Cinderella" or "Alice In Wonderland".