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    12 Stuffed-With-Fluff Facts About Disney's Winnie the …

    • “Dad would hear me laughing alone in my room and come in to see what I was laughing about,” she said. “I read over and over, and then many years later to my children, and now to my grandchildren.” Disney’s daug… 展开

    It Took Nearly 30 Years to Get Pooh onscreen.

    Diane was a child in the late ‘30s and early ‘40s. The first Pooh movie didn’t come out until 1977. Why the long wait? Walt had actually tried to acquire the rights to Pooh as early as 1937… 展开

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    These Days, Pooh’s Distinctive Tone Is Provided by Jim Cummings.

    Cummings will occasionally use his talents to call Make-a-Wish patients while in character. He also calls other young fans who aren't sick, with results that are just as heartwarming. H… 展开

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    Winnie The Pooh and Tigger Too Won A Grammy.

    In 1975, the short took home the Grammyfor the Best Album for Children, a category was discontinued in 1994. The soundtrack included this catchy tune: 展开

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    The Character of Samuel Gopher Is only Found in The Movies.

    There’s even a sly reference to this in Winnie Pooh and the Honey Tree, when Gopher says, “ not in the book, y’know.” (He’s actually referring to the phone book.) Strangely, howe… 展开

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    Did Winnie the Pooh get a second visit to the Hundred Acre Wood?
    A whimsical sequel to Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree (1966), Disney’s second visit to the Hundred Acre Wood was even more popular than the first. So break open a new “hunny” pot, watch out for Woozles, and savor nine smackerals of behind-the-scenes celebrating 50 years of blustery fun.
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    It Took Nearly 30 Years to Get Pooh onscreen.
    These Days, Pooh’s Distinctive Tone Is Provided by Jim Cummings.
    Winnie The Pooh and Tigger Too Won A Grammy.
    The Character of Samuel Gopher Is only Found in The Movies.
    Did Winnie the Pooh get a second visit to the Hundred Acre Wood?