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Director Pixote Hunt spent two years writing and creating the Ludwig van Beethoven's Fifth segm [...]	D
Outside of the Pixar films, the "Steadfast Tin Soldier" segment is the first time that lead cha [...]	D
Walt Disney Animation Studios' 40th feature film and last one of the 1990s as well as the final [...]	D
The "Pomp and Circumstance" sequence has hidden duck shapes throughout - webfoot-shaped puddles [...]	D
Frank the Frilled Lizard from The Rescuers Down Under (1990) and Winifred the Indian Elephant f [...]	D
George Gershwin himself features in the "Rhapsody in Blue" segment. He's the slender man seen p [...]	D
In the "Carnival of the Animals" segment, the flamingo with the yo-yo is named "Our Hero"; the [...]	D
When Eric Goldberg first approached cartoonist Al Hirschfeld about adopting his visual style fo [...]	D
Unlike the first film which was part of the Golden Age, this film was part of the Post-Renaissa [...]	D
The first Disney animated feature film since Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937) to be relea [...]	D
In the Pomp and Circumstance segment, you never see Noah's face.	D
The "Rhapsody in Blue" segment is drawn in the style of caricaturist Al Hirschfeld. Hirschfeld [...]	D
The first feature length animated film to be presented in IMAX. IMAX had to agree to Disney's t [...]	D
The Steadfast Tin Soldier segment has a substantially different ending to the original Hans Chr [...]	D
Composer Bruce Broughton was initially contracted to pen original music for the interstitial se [...]	D
Those are real yoyo moves that the flamingos are using in the Carnival of the Animals segment. [...]	D
When Bette Midler was introducing "The Steadfast Tin Soldier" by talking about ideas that were [...]	D
Instead of being produced all at once, as the original Fantasia (1940) had been, each segment w [...]	D
Released 59 years after Fantasia (1940), this holds the record for the longest gap between any [...]	D
Received its world premiere at New York City's Carnegie Hall with the 120 piece Philharmonia Or [...]	D
As of 2008, none of the Walt Disney Animation Studios films made during the Post-Renaissance co [...]	D
The Rhapsody in Blue segment is the first one in a Fantasia film to be based on the work of an [...]	D
The Broadway ending sequence of "Rhapsody in Blue" contained so many different colors (over 200 [...]	D
The success of the original Fantasia (1940) on a limited video release made Disney appreciate t [...]	D
Eric Goldberg: The animator seen "assisting" James Earl Jones in the intro to "Carnival of the [...]	D
In the "Steadfast Tin Soldier" segment, the name of the fishery that catches the fish after it [...]	D
The is the first Walt Disney Animation Studios film not to feature the credit "Walt Disney Pict [...]	D
The working title was "Fantasia Continued".	D
The "Carnival of the Animals" segment marks the first time that watercolor animation is feature [...]	D
When the Rhapsody in Blue segment was privately screened for Al Hirschfeld and his wife, they w [...]	D
Remains the only time in which two Walt Disney Animation Studios films releasing the same year [...]	D
Walt Disney Animation Studios' only film of the Post-Renaissance to not release in the 21st cen [...]	D
Walt Disney Pictures already had Igor Stravinsky's "The Firebird Suite" under license. They had [...]	D
The rain seen during Pomp and Circumstance was filmed back in 1940 and was used in the Rite of [...]	D
A third film in the Fantasia series, called Fantasia 2006, was in the works however partway thr [...]	D
There is a statue of Mufasa from Il Re Leone (1994) behind James Earl Jones. Jones provided the [...]	D
Mickey Mouse joins Roy Edward Disney on the DVD commentary audio track.	D
The original plan for the film was to feature 2 segments from Fantasia (1940) - The Sorcerer's [...]	D
The Firebird sequence depicts the eruption of the volcano Mount Saint Helens in 1980.	D
The last animated film of the 1990s and the final animated film to be released in the 20th cent [...]	D
The animators on the Tin Soldier segment had real difficulty finding examples of jack-in-the-bo [...]	D
The "Carnival of the Animals" segment with the yo-yo-playing flamingo was originally conceived [...]	D
The opening abstract segment set to Ludwig van Beethoven's Fifth directly mirrors the opening o [...]	D
For the Pomp and Circumstance segment, the animators drew Donald and Daisy Duck from the style [...]	D
The only Disney animated feature film of the 1990s to not be part of the Renaissance.	D
The use of "Pomp and Circumstance" was mandated by Disney CEO Michael Eisner after he heard the [...]	D
Quincy Jones was chosen to introduce the Rhapsody in Blue segment because he knew both Al Hirsc [...]	D
9 years in the making.	D
The short (under three minutes) segment, "The Carnival of the Animals" was meant to be a tour d [...]	D
The "Steadfast Tin Soldier" segment was originally slated to appear in Fantasia (1940), but no [...]	D
Initially the release was going to only feature a few new segments with the majority of sequenc [...]	D
HIDDEN MICKEY: In "Pomp and Circumstance", after the rain stops and the animals step out on the [...]	D
Walt Disney Animation Studios' last film to not release the same year as a DreamWorks Animation [...]	D
In the original IMAX release, this film incorporated a multi-channel and multi-layer stereo sys [...]	D
The Rhapsody in Blue segment was originally intended not to be featured in Fantasia 2000 (1999) [...]	D
Director Eric Goldberg animated the entire "Carnival of the Animals" segment himself. He had ju [...]	D
This is the first time since 1977 (being Le avventure di Winnie the Pooh (1977) and Le avventur [...]	D
Roy Edward Disney actually studied "Pines of Rome" in a Music Appreciation course he took while [...]	D
Even though Disney were discouraged from releasing sequels to 2D Animated Disney Animated Featu [...]	D
Two composers feature in both Fantasia movies with different works: Ludwig Van Beethoven (symph [...]	D
Then Disney chairman Jeffrey Katzenberg was opposed to the film so development took place witho [...]	D
Entirely new computer software had to be written to make the water effects in the Pines of Rome [...]	D
The fourth Disney animated feature film to release on the same day as a previous film, with thi [...]	D
The first Disney animated feature film since The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993) to not be re [...]	D
Although never mentioned, the main characters of the "Rhapsody in Blue" segment all have names. [...]	D
The second directorial effort for both Hendel Butoy and Eric Goldberg respectively after The Re [...]	D
In the "Rhapsody In Blue" segment, the hotel/apartment is called the Goldberg. It's named after [...]	D

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In "Rhapsody in Blue", a sign inside Monica's cafe reads "2 EGGS ANY STYLE 25c". A sign outside the [...]	D
In "The Steadfast Tin Soldier", the handle on the Jack-in-the-Box is usually on his left. In the sh [...]	D
When we first see the drumming construction worker in his room, his alarm clock is standing up stra [...]	D
In "Rhapsody in Blue" in the young man's room. The first shot shows the whole room and pans left sh [...]	D
In "Pomp and Circumstance", the first time Donald takes out a picture of him and Daisy, both (in th [...]	D
In "Rhapsody in Blue", the young drummer/construction worker is alternately sitting and leaning on [...]	D
In "Pomp and Circumstance", the elephant smashes Donald into the floor with its front leg. In the n [...]	D
Before Symphony 5 at the very beginning the sound of a conductor tapping his baton can be heard. Th [...]	D
In "Rhapsody in Blue," after the young man starts drumming on another construction worker's head, t [...]	D

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Penn: [introducing "The Sorcerer's Apprentice"] [...]	D
Ralph Grierson: [plays the piano] Quincy Jones: [...]	D
Angela Lansbury: Walt Disney described the art o [...]	D
[last lines] Steve Martin: Camera back on me... [...]	D
Steve Martin: You know what's amazing is that ma [...]	D
Bette Middler: Hi. You may not know this, but ov [...]	D
Mickey Mouse: [Pulling on Stokowski's coat] Mr. [...]	D
James Earl Jones: [introducing the Carnival of t [...]	D
Mickey Mouse: Mr. Levine! Okay, Mr. Levine, ever [...]	D

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