Disney Family Album | Marc Davis | Disney Animator | Disney Imagineer | Disney Legend | Disneyland
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- čas přidán 5. 03. 2018
- Originally Aired on the Disney Channel October 1985 (#17 in The Series of 20 Disney Family Albums)
One of Walt’s Nine Old Men, Marc Davis was revered for his knowledge and understanding of visual aesthetics. He was responsible for many classic Disney characters including Snow White, Bambi, Brer Rabbit, Fox and Bear, Mr. Toad, Cinderella, Alice, Tinkerbell, and Cruella de Vil. After 101 Dalmatians in 1961, Marc Davis was recruited by Walt to become one of the original members of WED Enterprise, as one of the original Imagineers. Marc was heavily involved in the development of all the 1964-65 World’s Fair attractions: From the dinosaurs in Ford’s Magic Skyway to the family in Carousel of Progress, children of the world in Small World, and creating the “illusion” that Abraham Lincoln could stand up. After the World’s Fair, Marc followed the attractions back to Disneyland where he noted that none of the existing attractions included humor. He worked on the “re-do” of the Jungle Cruise that included the introduction of humor. Marc went on to heavily influence Tiki Room, The Country Bears, Haunted Mansion, Pirates of the Caribbean, It’s a Small World and The Carousel of Progress. Marc became the go-to Imagineer of the late 1960s and ’70s. Marc retired in 1978 and received the Disney Legend Award in 1989.
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Marc Davis was a lean, mean animating machine. 😂! He was well-known for the gags and plenty of humor that he had in mind for Disneyland, especially plenty of the dark rides. It's such a shame that he died. R.I.P. Marc Davis, we'll miss you and your funny animation, too. 👍🏻 if you agree!
Why is it such a shame that he died? Was it a lingering death, an illness? All I know is he died at age 86 in 2000.
God bless Mr Marc Davis. A rose for him 🌹
I didn’t know these were here. I worked for the company that produced these, and actually wrote a few of the episodes myself, including this one. What a blessing to see it again. Thanks for sharing!
Would love to learn more about the experience…. Sam@samsdisneydiary.com
Wow!
The fact that Walt Disney directed his company to create several different anti Nazi cartoons, at the command of the American film producers is why I don’t understand how people nowadays say he was anti Semitic and other such rumors.
Not only that, throughout his career Walt Disney hired Jewish animators like Art Babbitt, Joe Grant and composers like the Sherman Brothers, and in 1957 he hired Floyd Norman, Disney company's first black animator. What kind of anti Semitic or racist would do something like that between 1930s and 1960s? I don't know ... I really think that some people are very interested in slandering the figure of Walt Disney, either out of financial interest, or simply out of envy.
@@ramonsancheztorello7111, same here.
I have a sketch of Donald Duck drawn by Harry Holt from our first time at the Magic Kingdom and Donald signed it for me 3 days before Christmas of 1987!!! Where has the time gone?!!! Thanks for sharing this video and I hope you are staying safe during these crazy uncertain times!!!!
I remember this animator and I believe he was an animator on Sleeping Beauty and The Rescuers.
I have a sketch of tinker bell hanging on my wall by marc Davis..
「a n g e l i x」 that’s amazing
A piece of history for sure!!!!
@@SamsDisneyDiary i never knew it has so much history thats really cool!
I know this is a year old, but are you able to share this? I would die to see this sketch honestly, haha.
Legend. ❤👏💯🌹⭐✏☝🎨
15:18 classic
New Guinea art looks alot like Marc. There maybe a correlation there. Lol All kidding aside Marc is a great talent. God bless him.
So far, I have seen every animators story in the Sam's Disney Family album however I did not see
Rolly Crump. I know this aired on September 7th 1985. Where can I find an live interview on
Rolly Crump another Disney animator doing any interview part Sam's Disney Dairy?
I’m not aware of a Disney family album featuring Rolly. There were 20 in the series. Do you have any other details?
The September 1985 episode was Ollie Johnston
Wait a minute. I thought Bill Tytla animated the eagle and octopus fight in Victory Through Air Power..... :/
Tytla Left Disney After The Strike In May 1941
@@loganmosher5935 I know, but I thought I remembered this one video saying that he animated it.
I have a question. What happened to the Clarence Nash episode?
It's On Sam's Disney Diary CZcams Channel Disney Family Album Playlist
in spanish? :'(