Walt Disney - Goliath II (1/2) - 1960

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Like the croc!

[RudyFernandezVEVO]

I thought that was Dumbo

[DanielleWhelan92]

and aladdin...RAJA



[RyuraXKomura]

Goliath = Loki.

[Zakniteh]

I forgot about this gem of a toon until I saw the thumbnail. Wow, memories flowing back. Thanks! =D

[KMoonster]

next time say halt

[Videoroamer1]

Can't say I blame Raja the tiger and that crocodile for wanting a taste of Goliath! It's not everyday you get to see an elephant that small! Elephants are such wonderful creatures! Their trunks have at least 400,000 muscles in them!

[Videoroamer1]

4:22 Hey, isn't that the owl from Sleeping Beauty?!

[EmmaC1204]

That's winnie the pooh's voice!!!

[GlitterCroft07]

Wow, this is full of re-used animation. I'm pretty sure 2:39 to 2:42 could be animation from Dumbo - the start of the 'Baby Mine' segment.

[245thegreat]

and the owl from bambi LOL

[spiritgirl41192]

5:22 This crash was used in The Jungle Book, LOL!

[hackensac]

recycled animation from Alice in Wonderland and that elephant crash is later in the Jungle Book

[leticiamariacastro]

isnt that winny the poo's voice?:) i love his voice!!!!:)

[lilk1002002]

bill peet made this nd he gave his story board to walt disney

[MrXemnas1992]

Though, the funny thing is, as Jungle Book came out years later, the whole 'elephant pileup' was most likely reused from THIS short! XD

[MrXemnas1992]

Y'know, considering this was made after Sleeping Beauty and before Disney's 'scratchy-animation' movies, I think this short was a test to see if previous animation from older Disney films could be properly reused to save money. I mean, Sleeping Beauty looked amazing, but cost a hefty production cost. It didn't do that well in theaters, and cost the studio a LOT of money, hence the decline in animation quality for the next few years.

[bufivlada]

Who cares about recycled characters. The story is important, and it is a good story, not like most of the present cartoons, perfect animation and crap story!

[Dumbofan1]

4:49-4:59 total copy of Dumbo movments

[EvilxWonders]

"pussyfoot around"

xD

[OurGangFan]

This was made in between Sleeping Beauty and 101 Dalmatians. In fact, it was made as a test for Disney using the Xerox process, which was briefly used in Sleeping Beauty.

[nidgenadge]

Has anyone else also noticed that the Tiger is a lot like the Wolf from 'Sword in the Stone'?

[KiCreativeStudios]

2:38 looks like Bill Tytla's animation from Dumbo in the "Baby Mine" scene.

[ColonelMarksman]

Wow the elephants are a spitting image of the Colonel from the Jungle Book, there's the owl from Bambi (04:20), and the bird from Alice in Wonderland (04:23). Crocs (and jaw snap sound) from The Rescuers. Can't place my finger on the tiger. Walt Disney at the time seemed either too poor to really come up with any good visuals (repeating quite a bit), sounds are pretty repetitive as well, not till it's golden age in the late 80s and 90s. I miss anything?

[Lionessfish]

Why is Goliath so tiny?

[GoblinXXX]

@Lionessfish Well... He's been SICK.

[KiCreativeStudios]

I love it but why are they recycling so many character models in here? I distinctly see characters from Jungle Book, Dumbo, and even the crocodile from Peter Pan...

[bleedingbanshe13]

5:29 Now that looks familiar!

[danyandmarc]

Ah! It's the owl from whinnie, the sword in the stone, and now THIS!

[MsDisneyObsessed]

he's so small :)

[arunmjay]

Where can I get part one of this ?

[hullbkh]

actually this was released before the Jungle Book so the Jungle Book recycled elephants from this

[horsesaremylife31899]

the narator is the voice of the animated alice in wonderland

[GabrielAngelLove]

Did they just say "pussy foot around" o -o

[cfisler1]

Wolfgang reitherman reused animation of tiger trouble

[MrCrashlover679]

The Tiger Looks Like Scar from the Lion King.

[Jenwillsquishyouall]

@MrCrashlover679 looks more like the wolf from the sword in the stone if it lost its stripes ;)

[CrimsonNineTail]

Wolfgang Reitherman directed this?! Alright, notice the Jungle Book designs on the Elephants. Goliath II even has the little elephant's trumpet sound from Jungle Book.

2:36 Dumbo animation

3:47 Dumbo refferance #1

3:50 Dumbo refferance #2 (elephant looks like the one from the movie, I mean the premaddona one

3:56 Look it's Tick Tock from Neverland

4:26 Alice refferance

5:21 Jungle Book refferance

[vawlkee]

This was Disney's first use of the Xerography process. It was in it's experimental stage.

Much of the animation in this film was later used in Hathi's scenes in 1967's "The Jungle Book".

Woolie Reitherman directed Goliath as well as Jungle Book., hence the obvious similarities and reused animation.

[flame01745]

the guy that just talks sounds like winne the pooh

[nerissamaryj]

@flame01745

that's because it's the same voice actor. same guy was the mouse in the aristocats, the cheshire cat in alice in wonderland, the snake in the jungle book, the stork in dumbo, and the narration for lots of the disney shorts...

[Kanefan701]

Most of Golith's movements are most 100% like Dumbo.

There's something very similar between those two.

[Rolle66666]

6:05 is funny

[outrayjess]

is that pooh's voice i hear narrating?

[HUSKY57887]

@outrayjess Yes!

[outerglow]

I cant believe I have never heard of this cartoon!!

[PyroZiggy]

@OptimusPrime289 and the Cheshire cat ;D

[animagusurreal]

2:31 -  copied from Dumbo? :)

[acholl980]

Many would believe that this was the blueprint for The Jungle Book. It really the test cartoon for 101 Dalmations. Ub Iwerks used this to experiment the xerox process which printed the drawings onto cels saving the time (and money) on inking them. This helped the process of copying several dogs without the painstaking use of tracing them. Since then animation companies relied on xerox before digital computers replaced them.

[marilea236]

It's Pooh/Kaa! Whoo!

[wilky1189]

Bill Peet = greatest Disney animator

[bluestingerborg]

I second that

[EHH246]

Actually, the proper term for him is story man. He did start out as an inbetweener but he got tired of drawing Ducks (Donald, that is) all the time. But I do third your statement. He was one of Disney's greatest story artists. He did the storyboards of "101 Dalmatians" and "Sword in the Stone" (I'm not sure about the latter) all by himself.

[acholl980]

It should be mentioned that Peet was also responsible for The Jungle Book. According to the recent DVD Peet's story was closer to Rudyard Kiplings original but Walt felt it was too dark. An argument lead to Peet's departure and the whole production was rewritten and rescored. Bill Peet would go on to do a series of successful children books in the 60's and 70's

[mperez1257]

its jungle book mixed with alice in wonderland with the bird and the eggs then the aligator from peter pan and yes dumbo

[EHH246]

Jungle Book was actually after this movie. They recycled the elephants crashing into each other from this short.

[bluestingerborg]

@EHH246 Actually this story is before the Jungle book. This came out in 1960 and the Jungle Book came out in 1967.

[acholl980]

@bluestingerborg And the Elephants were recycled for The Jungle Book.

[CyndellWarrior]

@mperez1257 and dumbo with how the mother hugged Goliath II

[bigjonnymac43]

@mperez1257 Actually this was made before the jungle book and 101 dalmatians. True that they used animation from peter pan, alice in wonderland, and dumbo, but the elephant march and crash is actually original for this cartoon. It was then edited into the jungle book.

[EvilAshPursuivant]

@mperez1257 Welcome to the world of Wolfgang Reitherman

[mdalsted]

@mperez1257 Don't forget the wolf from Sword in the Stone!

[LeeLeeLuvsOzzie17]

@mperez1257 you forgot the owl from sleeping beauty x) as i got older i noticed a lot of the characters were repeated and recolored for different movies

[CarlyAKACmara]

@LeeLeeLuvsOzzie17 well Disney had to save its money so they repeated some stuff to save animation. that's what I hear

[ztslovebird]

@mperez1257 Disney is very good about recycling. Did you notice the tiger is named Rajah, like the tiger from Aladdin? And there have been quite a few Goliaths in Disney's animated history.

[TheLordmep]

Recycled animation from Dumbo.

Disney has a fetish for that sort of thing.

[EnclosedSilence]

WHOA, HEY, DUMBO &other characters, lulz. <3

[tbra3477]

Hey this narrator is Winnie the Pooh!

[hugoavila1]

His name is Sterling Halloway

[AVGN4life1]

wait....POO?...i think i ate to many chiken waffles for dinner

[antinaswarmofbees]

There are so many things borrowed from other disney films. The jungle book setting and characters and gags, even intro music. Raja a tiger, just like in Aladin. A pestered bird saving her eggs like in Alice in Wonderland. Proud mother like in Dumbo. Crocodile- Peter Pan. At 4:00 she is very reminiscent of Purdie in 101 Dalmations when Purdie says "Pongo, what we do?" The Owl at 4:21 just like the one in Sleepy Beauty. The Tiger is just like the wolf in Sword in the stone.

[iloverug]

the narrators voice is oddly familar too

[bluestingerborg]

His name is sterling holloway

[iloverug]

@bluestingerborg oh its winnie the pooh lol

[htfamily]

he is premature

[MichaelCH2007]

That crocodile looks just like the one from Peter Pan, doesn't it?

[diaverde09]

2:37:  Same tablets from dumbo.

[DiggityDoglikeDogg]

those elephants look like dumbo characters!

[DrPepperandOreos]

The narrator sounds like Winnie the Pooh, and the elephant wreak looks like the one from Jungle Book. The tiger looks like the one from when Goofy goes hunting with a elephant, and the tiger looses its stripes. LOL.

[SillyDille]

The narrator sounds like Pooh bear. :o

[NickWilliam89]

but do u know who the actor is? If u don't know, I'll give u the answer.

[SillyDille]

Ooh, tell me. :D

[NickWilliam89]

Sterling Holloway :D

[TheCloakedWolf]

Oh wow, I remember watching this cartoon like when I was four... its funny how you miss all the parts that resemble other movies at that age lol

[Marshmellowbird]

2:36 if you pause, it looks like Dumbo! I think Raja has a cousin. He's from Aladin!

[studionathan]

Here are the spinoffs of this cartoon: The Jungle Book, Dumbo, Aladdin, Tiger Trouble, Sleeping Beauty, Peter Pan, Bambi, 101 Dalmatians, The Sword in the Stone, Alice in Wonderland, Lambert the Sheepish Lion, and The Legend of the Sleepy Hollow.

[elliekate39]

what doi you mean by spinoffs?

[MANEATINGWREATH]

I love how Raja shares a name with the tiger in Aladdin, resembles Lambert the Sheepish Lion, the crocodile resembles the one in Peter Pan, and the other elephants resemble the ones seen in Dumbo and the Jungle Book.

[EmeraldeJade]

Funy how this tiger shares the name of the tiger from Aladdin.

[heidi3]

At 6:43 it Sound Like Donald Duck

[Edeiceland93]

The tiger has a very similar movement animation as the wolf in "The Sword in the Stone" That's what I love about the disney movies

[xSangel99X]

At least Goliath was easy childbirth for his mom.

[Shampy]

rofl, she could give birth in her sleep!

[collgoff]

No woman can give birth to a baby in her sleep and nobudy can that.

[Shampy]

An elephant could if the baby was the size of a mouse.

[Marxoiz76]

Sterling Holloway was 5 10" 179 m

[Kiangirl00]

mh that remember me dumbo most of the sequences are the same

[AmberMist84]

There are a LOT of references of disney movies in this little short!

[ZNKChannel]

This video & part 2 have one thing spelled all over it: C-H-E-A-T-I-N-G. What I call reusing things like most of the comments that you guys say.

[thai2ty]

that lil'Goliath so cute!!!:)

[pockypurse]

Heeey, I recognize 2:38 from Dumbo.

[hotties3v3n]

i remember this!!!i think i spotted arkhemedis(dodgy spelling)lol

[Dragzilla66]

It's the crocodile from peter pan lmao! XD

[Varcoure]

do I hear winnieh the pooh? XD

[bluestingerborg]

That's Sterling Holloway he did the voice of Winnie the Pooh and Kaa the python in The Jungle Book.

[Varcoure]

I love it! :P

[bluestingerborg]

I know it a good cartoon

[caisa4061]

isn't he also the dad in pocahontaus??

[bluestingerborg]

No man this movie came out in the

1960s pocahantas came out in 1995.

Sterling Holloway retired from acting somewhere in the 1980s or late 70s.

[caisa4061]

oh :]

i could've sworn pocohantaus and whinnie the poo were linked some way

[bluestingerborg]

Not really , Pooh bear came out long before pocahantas.

[caisa4061]

oh okay well thanks!

[PopulationTire724]

It was actually Jim Cummings who voiced him. Sterling Holloway used to do Pooh's voice ubtil his retirement. Jim Cummings took over for him.

[Nartan6]

The reason a lot of this looks the same is an animator named Bill Pete. He has very signature work, and drew many of these characters.

[CrustyZombie]

2:40 is a scene from dumbo

[ApacheMan2K]

i saw several references to other movies, as well, like "Alice in Wonderland" and what would later be used in "The Jungle Book".

[FilmTraum]

So nice! Great vid!

[AnimationManiac]

Wow. A lot of recycled scenes used from other Disney movies. There is the crocodile from Peter Pan and the elephant smash from The Jungle Book.

[ApacheMan2K]

don't forget Alice in Wonderland, with the bird catching her eggs and glaring down.

[Elizzabuff]

and the owl from Sleeping Beauty :D

[Abracamoron]

so much of the animation is simalur to other movies like Jungle Book, Dumbo, Peter Pan, Alice in Wonderland etc.

[eakeeper]

this I guess was where the cartoonists first drew animals and they later used the same ones in other cartoons, they do that exact same stop sequence where they run into each other in the jungle book, and the tiger is like the wolf in Sword in the Stone?

[eakeeper]

I like that Whinne the pooh is the narrator, lol

[CrustyZombie]

me too X3

[misscamflynn]

Croc reminded me of peter pan, Goliath and his mom together reminded me of Dumbo and his mom, Goliath with his dad reminded me of the little elephant and the Colonal from The Jungle Book, and that owl reminded me of Archamedes (however that's spelled) from the Sword in the Stone. :D

[Kalvis1]

The Croc looks like the one from peter pan.

[lollish93]

omg.. 1960!! thats so sexy for being such a long time ago

[lariccca]

Ćiiiiiiroooooooo!!!!!!!!

Maaaaaaamaaaaaaaa!!!!!!!

[WillScarlet16]

If you look closely, the wolf in "Sword and the Stone" is clearly the tiger traced over. Disney was cutting a lot of corners at this point

[paperaducati]

2.40 dumbo

[lilswtangel92]

haha true

[ComicPhreak]

That tiger is also Khan's assistant in "TaleSpin."

[horton921]

rajh looks like the tigger in the goofy cartoon tiger trouble

[MostHauntedCharmedG]

makes me think of dumbo a little

[johnnyv418]

I wonder if this was the orgin of the Jungle Book

[diam0nd94]

I found out that some sounds where later taken from Disney's 'The Jungle Book' and the croc was the same one that Walt Disney used for 'Peter Pan'

[Hewylewis]

This cartoon was way before Jungle Book.

[toonstarfreak]

Found another one, when Rajah wakes up, it was taken from Lambert, the Sheepish Lion

[FilmTraum]

No importa si algunos animales se parecen

a otras peliculas, me encanta!

Es adorable!

[sweetcupcake34]

wow i remember this, havn't seen this since i was a lil tod,

[moviencartoons]

There's a lot of references for this short:

1. The crocodile from "Peter Pan"

2. The owl from "Sleeping Beauty"

3. The toucan roundingup her eggs, similiar to "Alice in Wonderland"

4. The elephant crash from "The Jungle Book"

[toonstarfreak]

Some others: When Rajah leaps out of the bamboo, it was from "Tiger Trouble", the way little Goliath tripped was similar to Dumbo, and in part 2, there were fireflies and an owl that appeared in The Legend of Sleepy Hollow

[sweetcupcake34]

;p; i kinda thought that too

[ComicPhreak]

The way Goliath II's mother strokes him with her trunk like Dumbo's mother in "Dumbo."

[Kanefan701]

Yep.

[Gunganfan]

At 2:56; that bird call shouldn't be there. That's a kookaburra. They live in Australia, not india.

[ngilsinger]

Sterling Holloway, he was the narrator for Pablo the penguin in The Three Caballeros, narrator in Lambert the Sheepish Lion, narrator for Peter and the Wolf in Make Mine Music, and also was the voice for Winnie-the-Pooh.

[mikedrummonds]

Not to mention the voice of Kaa in The jungle book, the cheshire cat in Alice in wonderland, the stork in Dumbo and about ten thousand other disney cartoons from 1940 to aproximately 1977.

[carlitosbug]

Was this Sterling Holloway 1905-1992?

[Reptileman1990]

Yes.

[sweetcupcake34]

i thought that was winnie the pooh he also played in the aristocrats, heplayed the mouse

[PWNdizzld]

Is it just me, or does the narrator for this also do the voice of Whinnie the Poo?

=D

[BenJabituya]

Yes, it is.

[FilmTraum]

This is so lovely!

[AguzSuiCaedere]

Oh! I used to love Goliath!!! Still have the book!

[Jal8919536]

The animation at 2:37 was recycled from the "Baby Mine" sequence from "Dumbo". And the collision at 5:25 was recycled later in FILMATION's "Journey Back to Oz".

[BigSal51]

Man, they really overused the xerox process here didn't they? Lets see, Dumbo, Alice in Wonderland, Peter Pan and a load of Disney shorts, plus i can tell they used a lot of the animation here for The Jungle Book which was released later on. Tisk tisk, lazy buggers!

[Levia7han117]

you think this is lazy? what about all of the crappy shows that are released on a whim by CN, Nick, and Disney today?

[mystorydude]

I never knew disney made a flim like this!

[ybb34]

Another bit of re-used animation is when Raja first appears. It's taken from 1945 Goofy short "Tiger Trouble".

[Alcairo02]

I remember seeing this short movie as kid, and I liked it.

[tOFFjEPP]

They really overuse old animations from other disney films, Jungle Book, Alice in Wonderland, Cinderella, Peter Pan... But, I love disney, so who gives a hoot?

[Starlioness1978]

not to mention Dumbo :)

[Levia7han117]

sword in the stone as well

[neoprankster]

Believe it or not, I have never seen this short until a few weeks ago. As a footnote, this was one of the first shorts to use the Xerox process which replaced the hand-inked process.

[lionkingrulez]

i had never seen this before and it is aswome

[RodStewartfan1]

yes! thank you thank you! Been waiting forever to see this again!

[koalafrog]

Thank you for posting this! I have it on VHS and need to take it in to our tech lab to make a digital file, but this is great for sharing with others who haven't yet seen it. :)

[Jonathanbooth]

I have waited a while to see this!!

[am9224]

Can you find the reused animation in part 1 as a game?

[tlazic]

Thank you so much for posting this. I was looking for it all over the place, couldn't find it.

[AnnainCA]

Goliath! This is one of my favorites, and I haven't seen it in years. Thanks for posting!