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Hi everyone! * Now updated with additional videos from weekend #1 Today we have photos and exclusive video from 2009’s first Star Wars Weekend at Disney’s Hollywood Studios! I also have available my Star Wars Weekends 2006 3-DVD Set featuring all of your favorite adventurers from that year (click HERE for more information)!
Hi everyone! Yesterday was the first day that the Disney Vacation Club Treehouse Villas were in soft opening. We have some video and photos! *UPDATE – I now have photos and video from INSIDE a Treehouse taken on the official opening day available HERE! The front sign (below, left) is at the entrance for those who are driving in. The boat dock (below, right) is serviced by the DVC resort ferry, which also makes a stop at the new dock next to the soon-to-open Paradiso 37.
Allwine is the third person to voice the beloved character. He started in 1977 working on “The New Mickey Mouse Clubhouse“. Through the years, he has provided countless hours giving a voice to Mickey, including the film, “Mickey’s Christmas Carol” and even for the “Kingdom Hearts” video game series. He was named a Disney Legend in 2008. Wayne was also a good friend to the Disney fan community appearing at numerous NFFC and Disneyana conventions to give a face to the voice of the famous mouse. Allwine leaves behind a wife, Russi Taylor, who is the current voice of Minnie Mouse. They were married in Hawaii in 1991. The staff at JeffLangeDVD wish the best for the Allwine family, and their friends during this hard time.
Walt Disney World 1986 contains clips from the following: Walt Disney World Resort Contemporary Resort – Marina, landscaping, interiors and extended roof scenes. Polynesian Village – Exteriors, beach, Sunset Point and lobby scenes. Disney Shopping Village – Exteriors, shops, playground and Empress Lilly. Epcot Center The Living Seas – Exterior, ride scenes, Sea Base Alpha exhibits and sea animals. The Land – Exteriors, Tomorrow’s Harvest Tour, and interior scenes. World of Motion – Exterior and TransCenter scenes. Horizons / Universe of Energy – Exterior scenes. Morocco Pavilion – Exterior and landscaping scenes. Journey Into Imagination – Exterior, Image Works, and jumping fountains scenes. Mexico Pavilion – Ride clips and interior scenes. Future World / Fountain of Nations / Spaceship Earth – Exterior scenes. Discovery Island Discovery Island – Extended walking tour of the exhibits and animals. Magic Kingdom Tomorrowland / Main Street USA / Adventureland – Brief scenes. Mickey’s Street Party – Parade highlights. Skyway to Fantasyland / Richard F. Irvine Riverboat – Ride scenes. Seven Seas Lagoon Electrical Water Pageant – Complete performance. Experience the excitement and charm of Walt Disney World as it existed almost twenty five years ago with “Jeff Lange DVD Presents: Bob Welbaum’s Walt Disney World 1986” Running Time: 65 Min Also available: Jeff Lange Remembers: Fantasyland Classics and Jeff Lange Remembers: Tomorrowland Classics Buy 2 or more titles from my store and receive free shipping with no handling charges. I strive to provide my customers with superior customer service. All orders shipped within 24 business hours guaranteed! $14.99
Disney/Pixar’s UP – Movie Review by Jeff Lange (Spoilers) Last week, I had the innate pleasure of being one of the first to view the brand new Disney/Pixar movie “UP“. The Wadsworth’s Aetna Theater in Hartford, Connecticut held a free screening that even preceded Cannes. The film revolves around the character Carl Fredericksen (voiced by Ed Asner), a 78 year old curmudgeonly balloon salesman who’d lived his life dreaming of an adventure to South America with his wife Ellie. As children, they’d idolized the adventurer Charles Muntz, and Ellie longed to follow in Muntz’s footsteps to Paradise Falls. A beautiful 5-minute montage details their lives together, though sadly they never embark on this dream together. Ellie passes away, leaving Carl with a scrapbook that eventually brings about a tremendously moving moment in the film. Carl is about to lose his beloved home, which holds a lifelong of memories of life with Ellie. As development is surrounding his house, he’s finally forced to make a decision to save his home in the only way he knows how – with thousands of balloons, taking Carl on the adventure South America that he and Ellie had always hoped for. His journey is shared with Russell, a persistent 8 year old Wilderness Scout who has been trying to “help” Carl in order to earn the last badge needed for his Wilderness Scout sash. The badge is for “assisting the elderly”, though Carl needs no assistance. Russell starts out an annoyance, but they forge a special bond by the end of the film. The scene where Carl, or “Mr. Fredericksen”, as Russell calls him, sees Paradise Falls for the first time brings to memory the moment in Ratatouille where Remy gets his first look at Paris. Paradise Falls is based on an actual place in a remote area of South America that Pixar team members traveled to for inspiration – you can find a photo of the team in the new “UP” display at Disney’s Hollywood Studios in Florida. This is where, in the film, Carl and Russell encounter Kevin, a delightful, giant bird with a penchant for chocolate. John Lasseter subscribes to Walt Disney’s theory that “for every laugh, there should be a tear“. “UP” delivers many laughs, but bring a few tissues as well. This Pixar film is no different than others in delivering memorable characters, with a lot of heart and real emotion. If there is only one quibble I have with the film – a minor one – the music didn’t stick with me after the film was through. I guess I’ll have to see the film again to make sure it does. The Pixar short “Partly Cloudy” shown prior to “UP” is a winner too – but would you expect less from Pixar? “UP” is in my top 3 Pixar films. I can’t recommend it highly enough. Hi everyone – Today I have some great photos and video from the new meet and greet area of Disney/Pixar’s new film “UP“. This opened today at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. I actually had a chance to see the film last Saturday at a special showing in Hartford, Connecticut (A full report on the event can be found HERE). I love the film and it is in my top three favorite Pixar releases! The new “UP” meet and greet area is in the usual spot inside The Magic of Disney Animation attraction.
Hi everyone! I am currently working on a very special DVD project featuring some recently discovered vintage Walt Disney World footage circa 1986! I am enjoying working on this very much and being able to rediscover some things I never thought I would get to enjoy again. Just a few highlights are the original Disney Shopping Village, The Contemporary and Polynesian Village before the Grand Floridian was built (although you see the land being cleared), Discovery Island, classic Epcot Center, Magic Kingdom and much more. Watch this site for more details on this exciting project! Also, go to Mousesteps for a new contest for an Epcot Flower and Garden Screensaver, the contest ends June 3rd. Today we feature the latest happenings around Walt Disney World, starting with the test of the Club Penguin meet and greet at Disney’s Hollywood Studios (below)! The two-week test ended yesterday, and there is no word yet on whether the meet and greet will be brought back. Look for characters soon from Pixar’s UP!
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Wayne Allwine, the voice of Disney’s Mickey Mouse for the past 30 years, has died from complications of diabetes. He was 62.
Jeff Lange turns back the clock to 1986, where you will experience Walt Disney World through the eyes of Disneyana documentarian Bob Welbaum. This incredible vintage footage includes select narration from Mr. Welbaum, who shot this video before recording was commonplace.
