By Walt Peregoy

101 Dalmatians: Animated (1961) v Live Action (1996)

You do not have to see both to vote, but it might have been helpful.

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Twenty-Fifth on Crushtober, Adulthood Crush Roger Radcliffe from 101 Dalmatians (1961)

A late winter afternoon

One time I had a dream I was at a Blockbuster during a going-out-of-business sale & I found an old sex education tape starring Pongo from 101 Dalmatians.

I imagine his safe sex slogan would be something like "101 is more than enough!" or "I should have stopped at 15!"

"Bowser roars at Lucky" by me. Looking back at my childhood where I've spent time playing "Mario Party 3", I thought of this scene from "101 Dalmatians". I was never scared of Bowser, in fact, like that scene in "101 Dalmatians" where Lucky was up close to the TV screen, only to be scared away by Dirty Dawson's closeup during his evil laugh, I would always mimic that scene whenever I got something from Bowser like "Bowser's Curse" or "Bowser's Reverse Curse", "Bowser Shuffle", or even "Bowser Revolution". I'd lean my face closer to the screen as a fiery aura flashes from behind Bowser. And when he roared at the screen, I pretended to be like Lucky and run back in fear, except I wouldn't bark back. Ah, good memories.

It’s so weird to watch movies like Jungle Book, 101 Dalmatians, Sleeping Beauty, etc and think about how the people who were kids when these came out are what we know now as boomers.

The original voice of Mowgli is still alive and is a boomer. This feels like cursed information somehow.

Cruella de Vil - 101 Dalmatians animation cel (1961)

One Hundred And One Dalmatians, 1961

Brand: View-Master Company: Sawyer's Inc. Packet Title: Walt Disney's 101 Dalmatians Packet Subtitle: N/A Packet Type: N/A Packet Number: B 532 Packet Style: S5 Booklet: Included Reel Numbers: B 5321, B 5322, B 5323 Reel Edition: N/A Date: 1961 Copyright: Walt Disney Productions

101 Dalmatians Cruella de Vil Original Character Development Model Sheet by Marc Davis (Walt Disney, 1961)

Not sorry for posting about 101 Dalmatians (1961) in 2022. It will happen again

someone needs to explain to me where roger is supposed to be in this room:

cuz it's not adding up to me. it must be an animation error because in this photo:

you can see the stairs. which are a different colour in the top screenshot but are the colour like the image above:

so roger and his piano should be behind the stairs. this has bugged me for ages.