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 Posted: Sun Jul 15, 2007 1:20 pm
I'm an Eagle? Krawwwww!!! (That is my favorite clip of all, with the "Duck Duck Gooses" being my top favorites. I love when he points out that ducks are not human but then seems completely content with Alice naming them other types of birds. And is reaction being an eagle was hilarious. "Ooh, I'm an Eagle. I'm an Eagle!")
Spaghetti . . . People! ("Spaghetti isn't a bird." "I didn't say anything about birds, did I?" I thought it was wonderfully funny when the Hatter had no idea how to play the game. "I get to sit on duck? Where's there a duck?"))
(Hmph, indeed. That certainly is the best way to play that game, is it not? I love when comes back later and the circle is gone.)
A new film, When snakes don't attack, by the mad hatter. (The girl certainly managed to cat that out very well, did she not? Heh. I loved watching Alice scream and roll on the ground.)
A Pixie? Pick me!!!!! (Hmph, I love that part, and the Hatter's Pixie call, "Hey Pixie!!" And I love when the Hatter acts like a pixie and sits on Alice, "You're the heaviest pixie I've ever come across.")
Now she's calling me a she! (Heh, I loved when he called Peter Pan feminine and then blamed it on one of the guests.)
Your not that pleasant, really. (Score one for the Hatter. But no worries, Alice will get him back sooner rather than later.)
I also like Peter Pan and Wendy, which is good for me because they tend to hang out with the Wonderland characters, along with Mary Poppins and Bert (who are two of my favorite characters), which is why I have a few of them in there as well and the fact that they are in a good number of the clips with the Wonderland characters.
Oh, and of course, the Mad Hatter's Autograph reading was great. That has to be the best story I have ever heard. Heh. "And the moral of the story is to be sure to write something because nothing is quite boring." Heh, yet another line to add to my act somehow.
I love the Parade show stop where the Alice asks the Hatter to make her a hat, "Oh I can't make a hat that big!" "What are you trying to say?!" "That you have a big head!" That was great.
Alice (To the guests): Well, hello, how do you do?
Hatter: How do I do what?
Alice (Trying to explain): No, how are you doing?
Hatter: How am I doing it what?
Alice (Gesturing to the guests): Well, I wasn't asking you, I was asking them h-
Hatter: Then, why are you even talking to me, even?
Here are a few of the lines I have worked with Danielle (a good friend of mine and the Alice I act with most.) None of them have been filmed but my family is coming down for all of next week so I may have some films of me as the Hatter up soon.)
Hatter (When Alice was asked for a photo): Be careful Alice, your face might break the camera.
A Guest: Hey, I happen to think Alice is very cute!
Hatter: Oh dear, you need to have you eyes checked!
Alice (When I pretended to get in to a fight with Tweedle-dee): Oh, Mr. Hatter, don't do that. You'll scare the children.
Hatter: You want to see something scary? Look in a mirror.
(The kids really liked that one. Apparently, as one kid explained it to me, that joke is rather famous in the second grade. Heh.)
I was later asked by a guest why I, the Mad Hatter, had not been at Disney World the other day (we occasionally have to leave a character out for the day when we run low on workers) and I told her that I had been busy looking high and low for something. When she asked me what I had been looking for, I replied. "Well, you see, I lost my ape. But no need to worry, I found her." To which I pointed at Alice. The guest thought that was a riot.
(And yes, as you can see, I watch these far too often and I never have anyone to talk to about them. This is unfortunate for you but wonderful for me. Heh. Though, of late, I have found a surprising number of individuals who are loving these videos, at least five, and some of them have even watched them before. Small world, eh?)
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Posted: Sun Jul 15, 2007 3:48 pm
Hatter can be funny, see my thread I made a little bit ago. I keep playing Lion King music now.
And apparently my mom saved a sing along Disney movie from a Library sale, and it takes place in Animal Kingdom with Flick as guide. Lets just say the whole opening is Circle of life along with real animal scenes and Lion King Scenes. Then it goes through Animal Kingdom and does different songs like King of the Swingers (I wanna be like you), Asia (play on Siamese Cat Song) and at the end has two scenes done entirely by the festival of the Lion King, doing Circle of life and He Lives in You.
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Posted: Sun Jul 15, 2007 6:03 pm
I might have that Sing Along, actually. I remember a video as a kid that showed you all Animal Kingdom with Flick, but it may have been something else. Do you have any way that you could upload it on to the internet, Sir Kent?
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Posted: Sun Jul 15, 2007 8:28 pm
Unfortunately, no, since it's VHS.
However, I could try and find it if you wished, my Prince.
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Posted: Mon Jul 16, 2007 9:16 am
Oh, no, my friend, I was simply curious to know if it was the same video I had seen previously, no really reason to want to watch it. Thank you for offering, however, Sir Kent.
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Posted: Tue Jul 24, 2007 10:54 am
That song, He Lives in You gives me shivers. I remembr that I have the Sing-Along that has an Aladdin song on it...
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Posted: Sat Jul 28, 2007 11:19 am
Why is that, my dear? Do you enjoy the song and are touched by it or does it... "creep you out," so to say?
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Posted: Sat Jul 28, 2007 1:07 pm
I like the song. Of course, I like all Lion King songs. Oogie Boogie's song, however, makes me shudder.
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Posted: Sun Jul 29, 2007 1:26 pm
Speaking of songs, I have had "On My Way," from "Brother Bear," stuck in my head for days. Ever since I listened to it on OfficialDisneyGuildMule's profile it has simply not left my head, which is strange, because I have only seen "Brother Bear" once or twice since it was released.
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Posted: Sun Jul 29, 2007 2:04 pm
Yay for addictive Brother Bear songs! Just be glad you are not at my house, I listen to Disney Music non stop!
Speaking of music, my current song is "Savages" from Pocahontas
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Posted: Sun Jul 29, 2007 3:42 pm
I know what you mean. I have the Top 150 Disney songs on my computer and I listen to them almost constantly when ever I am on. I know almost all of them by heart now, which is a helpful thing when you work in Disney World. For some reason, a number of the guests think that because I work at Disney they should give me a Disney Pop Quiz to be certain that I know what I am doing. Listening to all of these songs so much really help in that regard. Heh.
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Posted: Sun Jul 29, 2007 8:12 pm
My friends like doing that to me too. Well, back when school was nearing and end, they all decided to prove I did not know everything (I was later proven by a parent that I did not since I do not really know the voice actors) about the Lion King. I don't know everything about the voice actors, except Jeremy Irons and James Earl Jones. I do, however, know almost every single thing about the movies themselves, except 3.
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Posted: Wed Aug 08, 2007 3:24 pm
I am not surprised, your knowledge of the Lion King Arc is well known. Heh. Oh, do you know Matthew Broderick from "Ferris Bueller's Day Off?" Well, you may and if you do he plays the adult-version of Simba in the first film.
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Posted: Thu Aug 09, 2007 11:34 am
Wow! I knew it. Well, I actually first saw that guy in Glory, a Civil War movie in which he was a general.
Top 150 Disney Songs playlist? Where is this?
Oh, that song, He Lives in You, it sounds like one of those very moving religious songs that you might hear during mass. Very nice!
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Posted: Thu Aug 09, 2007 2:26 pm
I know, the first time I heard He Lives In You, which was many years ago, I thought it sounded religious. The words fit.
And yes, I have seen Day off, who does he play in it?
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