Bre'r Rabbit - Disney Style!

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Bre'r Rabbit concept art, Bill Peet.  Song of the South.





An entire ride built around a rarely seen cartoon.





Bre'rs Rabbit and Bear.  Bill Peet.





From Bre'r Rabbit  #2.  Fucking adorable. 





With tarbaby.  Disney is ashamed of this film because many think it is racist.  Hmmm...first black man to get an Academy Award did so by being in this flic.  Walt befriended Baskett and pushed for the award.  Walt could be a very good person at times.   The animation is of the highest quality and the story was pure gold!  Oh, and there are two Special Academy Award winners in this.  Baskett is one, who is the other?

https://youtu.be/hiMw-8Ttu10

The white kid in this clip is Bobby Driskoll, Academy Award winner, escorted by guards off the lot on Walt's orders aged 15.  Died an unidentified junkie in an abandoned tenement building in 1968 and was buried in a mass grave on Hart's Island, NYC.  He was 30 years old.  He was identified through a fingerprint search two years later.  His body will never be found.
Walt could be a sorry motherfucker at times.




James Baskett.  Dead at 44.





In front of the Magic Castle, Orlando.  Disney has a winner of a character here and they know it.





The same.  Looks like bronze to me. I am going to acquire this if I have to do so at gunpoint, see if I don't!





Keep looking up!





Or down, as the case may be.

https://youtu.be/v9oWq9zIXTY




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