the Three Caballeros is the 9th feature film of animation and the 7th " Traditional " studios Disney. Left in 1944 and mixing animation and taken real sights, the film takes again several characters of Saludos Amigos (1942).

Synopsis

Donald receives in gift of birthday of the traditional objects and information on South America, represented by Jose Carioca, and Mexico, personified by Panchito, a cock vêtu in " charro".

Data sheet

• Title: Three Caballeros
• original Title: The Three Caballeros
• Realization: Norman Ferguson assisté of Jack Kinney, Clyde Geronimi and Bill Roberts (sequences of animation) ; Harold Young (taken real sights)
• Scenario: Homer Brightman assisté of Ernest Terrazas, Ted Sears, Bill Peed, Ralph Wright, Elmer To pluck, Roy Williams, William Cottrell, Del Connell and James Bodrero
• Directing of the photograph: Rau Rennahan (taken real sights)
• Artistic director: Richard R. Irvine (taken real sights)
• Choreography: Billy Daniels, Aloysio Oliveira and Carmelita Maracci (taken real sights)
• Consulting Technicolor: Natalie Kalmus, assitée of Morgan Padelford
• Consultant color: technical Phil Dike
• Proceeded: Ub Iwerks assisted Richard Jones (taken real sights)
• Adviser technical: Gail Papineau (taken real sights)
• Assembly: Gift Halliday
• Sound: C.O. Directing Slyfield
• of production: daN graphic Keefe
• Design:
• Artistic director: Mary Blair, Kenneth Anderson, Robert Cormack assisted Clyde Geromini, Jack Kinney and Bill Roberts
• Framing (Layout): Gift Da Gradi, Yale Gracey, Hugh Hennessy, Herbert Ryman, McLaren Stewart, John Hench and Charles Philippi
• Decorations: Albert Dempster, Art Riley, Ray Huffine, Douglas Gift, Claude Coats
• Animation:
• Supervision of animation: Fred Moore, Ward Kimball, Milton Kahl, Eric Larson, John Lounsbery and Stimulating Clark
• : Bill Justice, Hall King, Franklin Thomas, Ollie Johnston, Harvey Toombs, Milt Neil, Bob Carlson, John Sibley, Marvin Woodward and Gift Patterson
• special Effects: Josh Meador assisté of John McManus, George Rowley and Edwin Aardal
• Music:
• Type-setters: Charles Wolcott (supervisory), Edward H. Plumb and Paul J. Smith
• Songs: Ray Gilbert (words), Charles Wolcott, Manual Esperón, Agustín Lara and Ary Barroso (musics)
• Production: Walt Disney Pictures
• Distribution: RKO Radio operator Pictures
• Format: Colors - 1,37:1 - Mono (RCA Sound System)
• Lasted: 72 minutes
• Comings out date: Mexico: December 21st 1944; The United States: February 3rd 1945; France: April 21st 1948

Original distribution and voices

• Sterling Holloway: Narrator ( the Penguin , the Professor Holloway )
• Clarence Nash: Donald Duck (voice)
• Joaquin Garay: Panchito Spray (voice)
• Jose Oliviera: Jose Carioca (voice)
• Pinto Colvig: Aracuan Bird
• Frank Graham : Narrator
• Fred Shields: Narrator
• Aurora Miranda: Itself (Brazil)
• Carmen Molina: Itself
• Gilded Luz: Itself (Mexico)
• Carlos Ramirez: Singer ( Mexico City )
• Nestor Amaral
• Almirante
• Trío Calaveras
• Trío Ascencio del Río
• Padua Hill Players

French voices

• Marianne Michel
• Jean Shepherd
• Teddy Bilis
• Camille Guérini
• Fernand Rauzena

Songs of film

• Baia - Joe Carusco
• were you in Baia? - Donald Duck and Jose Carioca
• Os Quindines de Iaia - Soloist
• Three Caballeros - Donald Duck, Jose Carioca and Panchito
• Mexico City - Panchito
• the Song of happiness - Soloist

Rewards and Nominations

• 1946 - Nomination with the Oscar of the Better Music
• 1946 - Nomination with the Oscar of the Better Sound recording

Exits Cinema

• December 22nd 1944 - Mexican First
• February 3rd, 1945 - First American
• December 7th, 1947 - Australia
• February 17th, 1947 - Spain
• March 28th, 1947 - Sweden
• April 21st, 1948 - France
• July 14th, 1949 - Italy
• May 18th, 1951 - Finland
• December 14th, 1954 - West Germany
• March 10th, 1959 - Japan
• April 15th, 1977 - the United States (Arisen)

Videos out

• 1991 - VHS
• February 8th, 1997 - VHS
• 1998 - VHS
• October 8th, 2003 - DVD

Did you know?

• the draftsman and scenario writer Don Rosa created two stories as cartoons putting in scene Donald and the two others caballeros: the Return of the three Caballeros in 2000 and Seven fantastic Caballeros (less four) in 2005.

In these two stories, the three characters leave to hunting to the treasure to Mexico, then in Brazil.

• One can hear again the song the Song of happiness in short-measuring Pluto' S Blue Note (1947). She was sung later by Bing Crosby.

• the song Baia and it song-title the Three Caballeros became " hits" years 1940.

• Clarence Nash also recorded the voice of Donald in the version Spanish E of film.

• In the parks Disney, the Three Caballeros is present in the form:

• of an attraction entitled Gran Fiesta Turn Starring The Three Caballeros which replaced El Rio del Tiempo in April 2007 with Epcot with Walt Disney World Resort.

Titrate in various languages

• German: Die Drei Caballeros or Donald erobert Mexico City
• English: The Three Caballeros
• Chinese: 三骑士
• Spanish: Los Very Caballeros
• Finnish: 3 Caballeroa
• French: Three Italian Caballeros
• : I Tre Caballeros
• Japanese: 三人の騎士 (" San Hito No Kishi" = " Three Men of chevalerie")
• Dutch: De Drie Caballeros
• Portuguese: Você já faith in Bahia? (" Were you in Baia? ") or Russian Os Very Caballeros
• : Трикабальеро (" Sorting kabal' iéra")
• Swedish: Tre caballeros or Kalle Anka I Sydamerika

External bonds

• Three Caballeros in Ultimate Disney

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