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One Hundred and One Dalmatians (79 min)

Synopsis: Pongo, a clever Dalmatian, and his pet human, Roger, lead a bachelor existence until they meet Perdita and her pet human, Anita. The two couples find themselves living in wedded bliss, with Perdita due a litter of puppies. Anita’s old school chum, Cruella De Vil, has a penchant for furs and seems eerily interested in the arrival of the puppies, causing Roger to muse that “if she doesn’t scare you, no evil thing will!” When Roger refused to sell the puppies to Cruella, she sends a pair of thugs (Horace and Jasper) to steal them. Desperate to retrieve their puppies, Pongo and Perdita sound an All-Dog Alert at the Twilight Bark, and learn that 99 spotted puppies are being held at a country estate. Now they must hurry to rescue them all before Cruella makes them into a spotted coat.

Cast: Rod Taylor (Pongo), Cate Bauer (Perdita), Betty Lou Gerson (Cruella de Vil), Lisa Davis (Anita), Ben Wright (Roger), Martha Wentworth (Nanny), Frederick Worlock (Horace), J. Pat O’Malley (Jasper/Colonel),

Songs: “Cruella de Vil,” “Kanine Krunchies,” “Dalmatian Plantation,”

Directed by Wolfgang Reitherman, Hamilton Luske, Clyde Geronimi.

Released on January 25, 1961.

US Theatrical Reissues: December 25, 1969; June 7, 1979; December 20, 1985; and July 12, 1991.

US Home Media Releases: April 10, 1992 (VHS); March 9, 1999 (VHS/LD); November 9, 1999 (DVD); March 4, 2008 (DVD); February 10, 2015 (BR); September 24, 2019 (BR); October 8, 2019 (DVD);

Trivia:
• Frames: 113,760
• Based on the book by Dodie Smith.
• Costing $4 million, the film did phenomenal business on its original release.
• The film represented the first use of a new Xerography process in which animators’ drawings were transferred directly to cels, eliminating the costly and cumbersome hand-inking process. However, the new process limited outlines to black ink, leading to the strongly stylized ink lines seen in this and the next several Disney animated films.
• Between them, the Dalmatians sported 3,308 spots, including 72 for Pongo, 68 for Perdita, and 32 for each of the 99 puppies. Across all frames of the movie, 6,469,952 spots were used.
• The famous Twilight Bark, used to rescue the puppies, was later adopted as the name for the newsletter for Disney Feature Animation.

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