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Disney fans were rightfully excited earlier this year when new Mouse House big-cheese John Lasseter not only announced a return to traditionally crafted feature animation with Ron Clements and John Musker’s The Frog Princess but also the inauguration of a new classical shorts program. This would keep established artists busy between the Studio’s plans for more full-length films and train new ones in preparation for the features.
Goofy in HOW TO HOOK YOUR HOME THEATERAlready, a number of the upcoming titles have been leaked, including The Ballad Of Nessie (a stylized account of the origin of the Loch Ness monster), Golgo’s Guest (about the meeting between a Russian frontier guard and an extraterrestrial), Prep And Landing (in which two inept elves ready a house for Santa’s visit) and what we can reveal is now known as How To Hook Up Your Home Theater. This is the much anticipated and very welcome return to the big screen of one of Walt’s most popular characters, Goofy, in an update to the ever popular How To… cartoons of the ’40s and ’50s in which a deadpan narrator (usually John McLeish) explained “how to” play a sport or execute a task, while The Goof attempts to demonstrate, usually with unexpected and disastrous results!
Not a lot has been known about this new Goofy vehicle - his first solo outing for theaters in over 40 years - until now. Animated News & Views’ Christian Ziebarth has spoken to celebrated Disney animators Andreas Deja and Mark Henn (working with a crew that also includes Eric Goldberg) to find out more about How To Hook Up Your Home Theater for this exclusive interview!
http://animated-views.com/2007/deja-and-henn-on-the-return-of-the-goof/
