Toon Talk: The Country Bears
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Toon Talk Trivia:
- Diedrich Bader plays Oswald on ABCs The Drew Carey Show, and has also lent his vocal talents to such Disney television series as Lloyd in Space, Hercules, Buzz Lightyear of Star Command (as Warp Darkmatter) and Kim Possible.
- Brad Garrett is best known for his role as Robert Barrone on Everybodys Love Raymond, but has extensive voice credits for several Disney productions, including Dim the dung beetle in A Bugs Life, Tank in An Extremely Goofy Movie and Bloat in the upcoming Finding Nemo.
- Elton John won an Oscar for his songs for The Lion King, a Tony for his score to Aida, and Grammys for both.
- Eli Marienthal is best known to animation fans as the voice of Hogarth Hughes in Iron Giant.
- Hayley Joel Osment also voiced Chip in Beauty and the Beast: An Enchanted Christmas and Zephyr in The Hunchback of Notre Dame II, and will take over the role of Mowgli for the upcoming The Jungle Book II.
- Stephen Root, most recently heard in Ice Age and The Proud Family, voices Bubbles in Finding Nemo, due next summer.
Coming Soon in Toon Talk:
- Mr. and Mrs. Ape-man return in the new direct-to-video feature Tarzan and Jane, available July 23rd.
- Basil of Baker Street makes his DVD debut in the special edition of The Great Mouse Detective, also available July 23rd.
- The family that spies together, stays together: the Cortez return in Spy Kids 2: The Island of Lost Dreams, opening August 7th.
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Related Links
- LaughingPlace.com Guide to The Country Bears
- LaughingPlace.com's Coverage of the Premiere
- List of all Toon Talk articles
-- Kirby C. Holt
Kirby, a former Walt Disney World Resort Cast Member (and Trivia Champ), is a lifelong Disney fan and film buff. He is also an avid list maker and chronic ellipsis user ...
Took Talk: Disney Film & Video Reviews by Kirby C. Holt is posted whenever there's something new to review.
The opinions expressed by our Kirby C. Holt, and all of our columnists, do not necessarily represent the feelings of LaughingPlace.com or any of its employees or advertisers. All speculation and rumors about the future plans of the Walt Disney Company are just that - speculation and rumors - and should be treated as such.
-- Posted July 26 2002