Entrevista a Jim Cummings y más noticias sobre "Pooh"

MG: Tell me about the new “Winnie the Pooh” traditional 2D feature film set for released in Spring of 2011?JC: We are very very very happy. What happened was it was perfect timing. Right about the time “The Princess and the Frog” crew was winding down their production, all those world class animators became available. They just finished up and switched over to “Pooh”. Andreas Deja is doing Tigger. Mark Henn is incredible, he did Princess Tiana, Ariel and Jasmine. He is doing Pooh. These are the best guys on earth who do this. Everyone is going through the roof. The music is great, it is by Robert Lopez and the guys who did “Avenue Q”. Wait till you hear the music, it is soooo beautiful. It has everything you like about “Pooh” with a new updated sound.

MG: Any other voice projects you are working on in the upcoming future?JC: There is one coming out called “Gnomeo and Juliet”, It is a Romeo and Juliet told through the eyes of a Lawn Gnown. It is pretty cute. It should be out in about a year. I am the only non-celebrity and actually the only American, everyone else is British. Ozzy Osbourne, Patrick Stewart, Emily Blunt, James McAvoy, Michael Caine and it goes on and on. Another thing I have been really excited about is that I have been able to sneak in and out of the “Star Wars: Clone Wars” show as Hondo Ohnaka, the space pirate. I am also doing “Super Hero Squad”, I play Thanos with Captain American and Iron Man, Thor, Hulk and the X-Men, it is really a great great show. I am also getting ready to do the Nickelodeon show, “Fanboy and Chum Chum” and of course the new “Winnie the Pooh” movie.

El Clásico "Winnie-the-Pooh llegará a la pantalla grande el 15 de julio de 2011

Disney ha anunciado oficialmente que el lanzamiento de Winnie the Pooh será el 15 de julio de 2011.

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Información facilitada por el forero Christopher

http://hablemosdedisney.mforos.com/1651155/8666558-proyecto-wdas-clasico-winnie-the-pooh-2011/?pag=3#ultimomsg

Un rayo de esperanza después del clásico "Winnie-the-Pooh"

El Forero Naussica nos ha puesto en el post de Winnie-the-Pooh la siguiente información:

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Actual reportaje de BlueSky Disney:
http://blueskydisney.blogspot.com/2010/05/more-pooh-sooner-than-you-think.html
More Pooh, Sooner Than You Think... Walt Disney Animation Studios' next film in only six months away...But most people don't realize is that the next one after that, is less than a year away. That's right, the next film after "Tangled" will already have been released this time next year. And it'll be hand-drawn. And it won't be the last one that is hand-drawn despite all the people proclaiming doom and gloom for the future of pen and ink. That said, the next hand drawn after that one probably won't be for at least a couple years.So this time next year you'll have likely seen the new adventures of "Winnie the Pooh." Or maybe we should call them the other adventures of Pooh since they're based on original tales by A. A. Milne that weren't/haven't been animated yet. And from what I hear, the animators are taking a very classic look and feel to this story. And it's very deep into production now and will be close to being finished when Rapunzel gets her hair and relationship tangled on screen this November. I'm hearing that the artists and Suits, Ed and John included are liking what they see and hope the audience will as well.So where does that put WDAS after 2011? What's up for 2012 other than the end of the world, I mean? Well, to be quite honest I don't know and neither do most artists/animators. See, John and Ed haven't decided what will be the next animated feature from the Mouse. Not that they don't have a list of projects. They've listened to quite a few pitches. A few of them have even been for hand-drawn films... but still, no decision has been made. One thing we do know it that the next film after the silly ole' bear, is going to be CG. And likely the next one too. But there are several projects that are being looked at for 2012. None have been given the green light. Some have been pitches that are waiting to get the go ahead to develop while others have story board artists drawing away for that all important day when the Creatives give it a harsh look over.There is that project that Rich Moore is working on that had it's seed planted in what used to be known as "Joe Jump." Chris Buck has an original project that he's trying to get signed off on. Chris Williams' new film is one of these that is getting another pass. Some of the Suits, Cough, Ross, Cough, Ross, think it plays too young, so changes have been/are being made. And the old lions of Disney animation, Musker and Clements, have pitched a couple things to John and the Story Trust with plans to move forward into story as quickly as possible. And then there are several other projects, at least three or four other tales that are waiting for that magic word from John.We should be hearing about a decision on projects by the fall. A couple of these films will have to move further down the pipeline so that production can begin in time for a 2012 release. The clock is ticking and it'll be interesting to see what winds up on the slate for Disney a couple years from now and beyond.One thing I can guarantee is that it won't have anything to do with princesses...

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