Oct 12 Toon Talk:Live Action Actors

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    Originally Posted By Doobie

    This topic is for discussion of the October 12th Toon Talk: Live Action Actors. This article is at: <a href="News-ID114170.asp" target="_blank">http://LaughingPlace.com/News-ID114170.asp</a>.
     
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    Originally Posted By bwanabob

    Great article, ToonKirby! This one is my favorite one yet. I'm a huge fan of Disney Live Action movies and I think you did a great job of listing some of Disney's biggest and most memorable live action stars.

    Of course, there are others I would have mentioned (Nancy Olson), but you have to draw the line somewhere, right? Excellent article. Thanks!
     
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    Originally Posted By Zazu

    Actually, it *is* known that Fess Parker was *not* born on a mountaintop. At least, I don't *think* there were any mountaintops in Fort Worth, Texas, in 1925.

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    Originally Posted By ToonKirby

    That was just a joke ...
     
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    Originally Posted By toddwrite

    Great job, Kirby. Another terrific article.

    I am a little disappointed that you left out Luanne Patten from your "Young Heroines" category. She gives winning performances in "So Dear To My Heart", "Song of the South", and "Melody Time". But as Bob said, you have to draw the line somewhere. And you did feature a picture of her (albeit uncredited) from "Song of the South". So thanks for that.

    Keep up the good work.

    Todd
     
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    Originally Posted By Zazu

    Correct Kirby, my post *was* just a joke. Sorry I forgot the smiley.

    I do seriously appreciate your effots in this series. They've been the source of much spirited debate among fellow Disney fans in the WDW breakrooms.

    Zazu
     
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    Originally Posted By basil fan

    Great list! So many top actors here. Only, you list Kurt Douglas from 20,000 Leagues...isn't it Kirk?

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    Originally Posted By ToonKirby

    Sorry about the typo there, it will be corrected.
     
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    Originally Posted By TimothyC

    Great job on the list... I especially agree with the Fairuza Balk listing. Definitely her best work ever... she just somewhat went downhill from there. But she was a much better Dorothy than Judy Garland ever was.

    But, once again, the underestimated, often ignored classic, Darby O'Gill and the Little People isn't up there. Best actor of the whole film, even over the great Sean Connery, is definitely Jimmy O'Dea, who portrayed King Brian in the movie... he was just so great at playing a trickster who had quite a lot of heart, but just didn't want to show it. With that good of an acting that he showed in that movie, I'm quite surprised he wasn't in more movies.

    But, I do thank you for giving recognition to one of the other underestimated classics, Return to Oz. :)

    -Tim
     

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