Bambi [Signature Edition] [Blu-ray/DVD]

Bobby Stewart Director: David Hand, James Algar, Graham Heid, Perce Pearce

Overview

Disney's animated classic about a young fawn named Bambi, who befriends several woodland creatures and together they have many carefree adventures. When tragedy suddenly strikes, the pals find themselves having to grow up quickly and learn to face the many hidden dangers that exist in the dense forest. Directed by David Hand.

Product Details

Release Date:	06/06/2017
UPC:	0786936853582
Original Release:	1942
Rating:	G
Source:	Walt Disney Video
Region Code:	1
Presentation:	[Full Frame]
Sound:	[Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround]
Language:	English
Time:	1:10:00
Sales rank:	1,724

Special Features

English SDH; Blu-Ray Bonus Extras: (Bonus Varies by Format) ; Short Film: Oswald the Lucky Rabbit in Africa Before Dark; Studio Stories: Bambi - Walt Disney's recordings; Deleted scenes; The Bambi Effect - see how today's animated films were inspired by the artistry and technology of Bambi; Inside Walt's Story Meetings - extended edition; Bambi Fawn Facts - forest animal fun facts; And more!

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Marion Darlington	Actor
Mary Lansing	Actor
Donald Novis	Actor
Fred Shields	Actor
Bobby Stewart	Bambi,
Paula Winslowe	Bambi's Mother
Peter Behn	Thumper,Voices
Cammie King	Faline
Stan Alexander	Flower
Donnie Dunagan	Voices
Hardie Albright	Voices,Voices
John Sutherland	Voices
Tim Davis	Voices
Sam Edwards	Voices
Sterling Holloway	Voices
Ann Gillis	Voices
Hélène Tossy	Voices
Lucien Blondeau	Voices
Maurice Nasil	Voices
Lita Recio	Voices
Perce Pearce	Voices
Frank Churchill	Composer
Bambi	Actor
Edward H. Plumb	Composer

Technical Credits

Larry Morey

Perce Pearce

Felix Salten

Vernon Stallings

Chuck Couch

Melvin Shaw

Ralph Wright

David Hand	Director,Producer,Director
James Algar	Director
Larry Morey	Screenwriter
Perce Pearce	Screenwriter,Director
Felix Salten	Screenwriter
Vernon Stallings	Screenwriter
Chuck Couch	Screenwriter
Melvin Shaw	Screenwriter
Ralph Wright	Screenwriter,Director
Graham Heid	Director
Paul Satterfield	Director
Samuel Armstrong	Director
Bill Roberts	Director

Editorial Reviews

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs and its immediate descendants demonstrated that Walt DisneDisney's animated classic about a young fawn named Bambi, who befriends several forest creatures with whom he has many carefree adventures, until tragedy strikes and they find themselves having to face the dangers of life in the wilderness. y and his crew were masterful at handling elements of fantasy, melodrama, and comedy. Bambi, with the utterance of the single word "mother," proved that they could also create moments of heartrending emotion that left as indelible an impression as in any live-action film. Arguably the most beautiful of the early Disney films, Bambi features a palette of lush, gorgeous colors, and a number of unforgettable animated sequences, ranging from lighthearted (Bambi's attempts to walk upon a frozen lake) or strangely peaceful (the rainstorm) to suspenseful and thrilling (the incredible forest fire sequence). The character animation is also exemplary, from Thumper's chubby-cheeked cuteness and irrepressible brashness to Flower's adorable shyness. All of the characters are blessed with exceptionally fluid and realistic movement, and the animators also make good use of the multiplane camera throughout. Bambi's script is lean, with no excess fat upon it, and a simplicity that heightens the dramatic effect of the big moments. The score is a perfect match with the story, so much so that the songs tend not to draw attention to themselves, but "Little April Showers" is exceptionally charming. An enduring classic (and one which disturbs some young children), Bambi is one of the finest animated films ever made.