Pluto The Pup

Tutti i corti Disney: www.youtube.com In questo ottimo omaggio all’esperienza sudamericana di pochi anni prima abbiamo un Pluto che cerca in tutti i modi di cantare con gli uccellini e le cicale, fallendo miseramente e in maniera comicissima, salvo poi accorgersi che usando la coda a mo’ di puntina su un giradischi può cantare in playback e diventare l’idolo delle cagnette del circondario. Le citazioni a Saludos Amigos e I Tre Caballeros si sprecano a partire dalla presenza di Mexico e You Belog to My Heart che chiude il corto. Ma la scena più riuscita di tutte è ovviamente quella di Pluto che balla la samba del carnevale di Rio comportandosi come un deficente. Tra le cagnette che appaiono nel finale va sicuramente segnalata la compresenza di Dinah e Fifì, i due amori di Pluto che hanno qui un risicatissimo cameo. Ad ogni modo fantastico e surreale.

In this episode of D23 Presents Armchair Archivist, you’ll hear firsthand from the voices behind some of Disney’s most beloved characters and attractions. Join guest host, Bill Rogers (voice of Disneyland), Bill Farmer (voice of Goofy and Pluto), Bret Iwan (voice of Mickey Mouse), and Pete Renoudet (voice of Henry the Bear and other theme park attraction characters) as they share stories about being a part of the Disney family.

airboyd.tv United News Newsreel Operation Pluto (Pipe-Lines Under The Ocean) was a World War II operation by British scientists, oil companies and armed forces to construct undersea oil pipelines under the English Channel between England and France. The scheme was developed by Arthur Hartley, chief engineer with the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company. Allied forces on the European continent required a tremendous amount of fuel. Pipelines were considered necessary to relieve dependence on oil tankers, which could be slowed by bad weather, were susceptible to German submarines, and were also needed in the Pacific War. Geoffrey William Lloyd, the Minister for Petroleum, met Admiral Mountbatten, Chief of Combined Operations, whose area this was, in 1942 and then the Chairman of Anglo-Iranian. Hartley’s idea of using adapted submarine telephone cable was adopted. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia http www.combinedops.com