Charlotte's Web (1973) theatrical trailer

Charlotte's Web (1973) theatrical trailer

[@muffs55mercury61]

You don't have to be a kid to enjoy this. In 1973 I was 18 and took my 7 year old brother to see it. Paul Lynde as Templeton really injects the adult humor into it. Legendary cast for the voices.

[@lawsondesrochers8765]

The very first movie I ever saw in a theater, with both my mom and dad. I was 5. I cried at the sad ending, and I think they felt bad, so we went to the pet store and bought a black and white rat and named him Templeton. This trailer brings it all back like it was yesterday. Great memories of a simpler time.

[@LovetheRainbow]

"The happiest movie of the year." I wouldn't call poor Charlotte dying at the end happy.

[@yimszy4588]

Been 12 years u ok

[@jordanwagner89]

@@yimszy4588lmaoo

[@nicolebuildabear]

used to love this film!! I was only born into 2000 but watched this throughout my childhood, still remember all the songs 😭

[@calebrich225]

Nicole Sim I never used to LOVE this film!!! I was only born into 2001 but I never watched this through my childhood, still remember all the songs.

[@thatgermanicguy]

I was born in 2002 and I would watch this film occasionally time to time in my childhood. I recently came back and rewatch the film. While the film is very dated, it’s nice to reminisce my childhood.

[@ansumanahargett6227]

@@calebrich225 i was born in 2002

[@nathancruz9172]

I was born in 1997.

[@mitchellbanks1311]

Today is the 50th anniversary of the 1973 film charlotte's Web and that film has been a great classic over the years, it even aired on TV like on boomerang, maybe cartoon network and before those channels, Disney Channel played that film before the others during the 1990s.

[@darthstarkiller1912]

RIP Robert Sherman. He and his brother are truly modern musical legends. RIP Mr. Hanna and Mr. Barbara, who brought a beautiful story to magical life with beautiful animation.

[@daniellogue8079]

RIP Richard Sherman the last remaining brother

[@Pickwow]

I still remember watching this on VHS tape as a kid, and even my 2nd grade teacher reading the book to us in class.

[@georgegray2373]

#HBCharlottesWebForWBMultiVersus

[@mamafuckingluigi14]

I watched this movie 1 month ago, loved and cryed for it so much

[@TarAntCla]

Whoa, I had no idea my favorite movie was made in 1973! I watched this every day in the 90s

[@tigerman531]

I'll never forget about this movie and the memories it gave me.

[@nathancruz9172]

Me too.

[@Nanetteb]

I really like this cartoon and I watched it as a child and like it still the same.

[@nathancruz9172]

Me too.

[@jamessparkman6604]

Did you know songs from the original music team that gave you Mary Poppins worked on this in the theatrical trailer the narrator says from the academy award team that gave you Mary Poppins he means the Sherman Brothers

[@thehoosierfortheUK]

I remember first watching this in kindergarten and being depressed out of my mind! Thank God for the remake which granted was a little bit meloncoly but it wasn't depressing.

[@nickiminajsuperbass1347]

I love this movie so much!!! My mom bought this movie from McDonalds years ago. My mom still watches this movie today when I am in the other room. This movie brings back so many memories. I love it so much!!!

[@dinahkyle3196]

Celebrating 50 Years of a Terrific Radiant Humble Masterpiece

[@mysticalmargaret6105]

Lovely Charlotte is the only spider that I've ever cried for lol! :')

[@DJHeyOfficial]

Omg, this movie has been one of my favorites since I was a kid. And I love all the upbeat songs in it, including "We've got lots in comon." That one's my favorite. I'm definitely gonna get the sound track and put it on my Ipod.

[@Rikkilover17]

"in the happiest motion picture in the year!" HA! YEAH RIGHT! have you seen the part where they give away Wilbur? when she grows away from him ? when CHARLOTTE FREAKING DIES?!

[@Optimally_healthy5831]

Yes they lied to us haha

[@brendahewitt4273]

How I love charlottes web. The undiminished charm of my childhood that is always fresh and carries a wealth of teaching and lessons of life

[@areev]

i almost got a heart attack when i heard the pig said...... "I CAN TALK!"

[@runningsrage5895]

This was one of my fav movies as a kid.

[@jrfan07]

this brings back childhood memories, i watched this movie so many times when i was little :)

[@kingofspades0188]

I never realized Debbie Reynolds was in this movie. What a sad mother-daughter loss loss we've had this year.

[@jamessparkman6604]

Someone should make a commentary in memory of her on this film, please

[@tiffanyhopkinson2168]

Omg omg I remember this movie, I watched it years ago on video!! This brings back so many memories. I love you nanna and I miss you poppy ❤️

[@Omegajunior2658]

I remember this American animated film from the early 1970s all right. I watched it on telly when I was younger. I know it was produced by Hanna-Barbera who were most famous for The Flintstones,The Jetsons, Scooby-Doo and Yogi Bear). Despite Hanna-Barbera library being owned by Warner Bros., I think Paramount, a subsidiary of Paramount Global (former names: Viacom and ViacomCBS) stills owns the right of this 1970s animated film. Anyway I am still watching and I still like it as well.

[@lindner1001]

This is such a lovely film. The songs are classics and the story so touching. I remember seeing this version at the cinema, in widescreen with fantastic surround sound and good picture quality. What on earth has happened to this original release. The subsequent DVD + VHS releases have had poor video quality and only mono sound.

[@SegaGenesisFan115]

I prefer this version rather than the live action film from 2006. Too many great memories!

[@18wolfspirit]

So many memories with this one. I wouldn't be surprised if they decide to remake this animated version at some point in the future. Not in the near future, mind you.

[@Livingthings100]

I saw this movie when I was 6 years old when it was aired in Sweden during Christmas time. Even when the movie had ended I just kept on crying cause it had totally consumed me with sadness. Now, being 33 years old, my mom still sometimes mentions "that cartoon movie which had you devastated" so now finally I googled for Wilbur, pig and spider to get in thouch with my childhood memory and ended up here.

[@nathancruz9172]

I remember the time when, I first read the book before, the animated movie from charlottes web in 3rd grade as well as the live action version of charlottes web was released in the theaters.

[@catdespira2238]

No child, myself included, saw this film in the 70s and walked away from it unchanged. It was a hard lesson but an important one. I was made better for it. Our entire generation was.

[@sweetlikez]

That's why this movie was a classic because it captured Charlotte's Web so well and how it all worked out at the end. The whole time, we thought it was more on Wilbur. This movie taught kids about animals for sure man. Back when Disney animation was almost realistic until it got too 3D etc and a bit fake.

[@alexf3881]

sweetlikez Charlotte's Web is from Paramount, not Disney.

[@shawneldridge4465]

(( 🕷️))Just got this 1973 Charlotte's web dvd at Barnes & noble. Yes I am so loving and it's been years since I watched it. I tried to get into the live-action movie but I can't. nothing beats the original movies.

[@mechanicalmusic]

Remember when this was on TV and it was an event? No rewinding. You sat and watched quietly. Yes, Charlotte died, but Wilbur didn't end up on the breakfast table. This may have been many children's first taste of death, but is shows how people's efforts and memories live on. It's OK to cry. It's part of the human experience.

[@Fr3shPrince09]

Omg I remember reading the book in 2nd grade and watching the movie ugh memories! Time flys

[@matthew3alex]

This movie brings me back to my childhood.

[@6663000]

This was my favorite movie as a kid ! That rat scene at the fair is so goo ! haha

[@vivianaespinoza5281]

Fun fact: it got released in a drive in movie theaters

[@mushroomlena]

I loved this movie! I wish I still had it on VHS though.

[@gingerbentley23]

this movie is older then me but this is my favorite movie of all time...its the best movie out there

[@forangeljr]

Thanks for the memories.

[@addisondenman5835]

2:10 From Thee Academy Award team that gave you Mary Poppins!

[@jamessparkman6604]

You’re talking about the Sherman brothers, who Also worked on the jungle book Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, the Aristocats, and many more

[@nathancruz9172]

@@jamessparkman6604only in the 60s and 70s.

[@heavenkiss4852]

Love Charlotte my favorite book

[@bismillahhappylives1765]

Charlotte's Web and Star Wars Debbie and Carrie I love both of them

[@zeldafan1942]

Love this movie! Together with The Prince of Egypt, and An American Tail!

[@TherealRNOwwfpooh]

Charlotte is a black widow.~ No. She's a trapper spider. She even mentions it in the novel & alludes to it as part of her daily living in this film by saying, "What with all this trapping & eating flies, a spider's life can't help but be something of a mess. By helping you, perhaps I was trying to lift up my own life a trifle."

[@gerawallstar3487]

the godfather, the great gatsby and THIS must have been great classics from the 70's by paramount.

[@packleader1215]

This was my Thanksgiving Movie To Watch.

[@NeluThat70sKid]

In fact, Pamlyn's got her own personal website, if anybody out there wants to google it. Today she's retired from show business and is currently a RN and animal rights activist. Guess being invoved in Charlotte's Web really rubbed off on her, lol :)

[@KingofPepsi]

0:54 - 1:07- Every time our family watches this, we all stand up and clap very loud when the chickens do their dance!!

[@RalphRockerCatDF82]

I love the Hanna-Barbera Animation!!!! Specialy the Creative Productions by Iwao Takamoto!!!! N' Charlotte's Web is one of those. YYEEEEAAAHHHH!!!!!!

[@mattheweskender7781]

Happy 50th Anniversary Charlotte's Web🎉🎉

[@Trainboy452]

"The happiest motion picture of the year." Pfft, yeah right. A spider voiced by Debbie Reynolds dying after sacrificing everything to save a pig's life is *definitely* something happy.

[@consciousiota2161]

I remember watching it in second grade and thinking that it was so sad.

[@Volts48]

Goose: "You can talk, talk, talk!" WIlbur: "I can talk! I can talk! I can actually, factually talk!" Goose: "Um, when I said you could talk, talk, talk, I wasn't really asking you to sing, sing, sing..."

[@GarudaMan9]

It's a Hanna-Barbera production - at the time this was made, the third season of "Scooby-Doo" ("The New Scooby-Doo Movies") was in production and on the air.

[@partygirl209]

...ahh my childhood movie!!

[@Ringey247]

Damn the trailers were long as hell back then. its basically the whole movie .

[@YTRulesFromNM]

They played this jenkem while people wait for the movie.

[@jamessparkman6604]

You know Universal Studios they actually made a sequel on this In 2003 I think

[@stevennorthrup5790]

They did, along with Paramount and Nickelodeon.

[@fantasygurl101]

Charlotte, in this version, is the only spider that I won't run screaming from. All other spiders can go die in a hole for all I care, but I love this version of Charlotte.

[@dotmacis]

Paul Lynde was in the centre square of the older Hollywood Squares game show, years ago.

[@NewHollowEarth]

I love this I have this movie and 2 people don't know this movie but this was my fav I was like 3,4,5 I watch this.

[@CaryssFurleyyx]

this is my childhood

[@bwooee]

Now, why can't I find this gem on KZbin? :(

[@mattheweskender7781]

Templeton: Fairly well Charlotte, you old schemer. This will be a night to remember! 3:35

[@runawayboulder]

"Happiest Movie of the Year"? Yeah....until Charlotte died and I was traumatized as a child. Thanks, mom and dad!

[@sammywestenberger9303]

Templeton: Have A Nice 👍 Day!

[@tammyjej]

Announcer: From the beloved animation duo who brought you Yogi Bear, The Flintstones, The Jetsons and Scooby-Doo

[@agt7532]

3:28 The copyright at the bottom was supposed to say 1973, not 2.

[@PipeGuy64Bit]

Perhaps it finished production during 1972? The credits list the year 1972 as well

[@giddyrradfem]

Yeaaah, I'm going to cry.

[@dotmacis]

And Jeffrey was voiced by Don Messick, who was also the voice of Scooby and Scrappy Doo (among many others)!!!! :o)

[@jamessparkman6604]

By the same animated team that got you Scooby Doo and the Jetsons

[@fignatoli-guevara5826]

Hannah-Barbara.

[@jamessparkman6604]

@@fignatoli-guevara5826 None other

[@ZebrasFirst]

@HellFire23452, No. Roger, the Alien's voice is based on the actor, Paul Lynde, who has died a long time ago. I forgot the name of the show, but there was a shark who spoke like "Larry" from The Three Stooges. Agnes Moorehead (who did the voice of the Goose) and Lynde (Tempelton, the Rat) both starred in "Bewitched". Who ever does Roger's voice (and the shark) are great sound-alikes!!

[@kim58210]

i grew up on this version

[@Shadowfate911]

I used to watch this movie every day when I was five. My mom had to hide it

[@realchrisgunter]

Man this trailer tells you the entire movie lol.

[@StarBoy62]

While I still enjoyed the 2006 movie, this version is still my favorite.

[@Ihdreniel]

I wish someone would upload the whole thing...

[@obscurelyvague]

A traditional farm is a very morbid depressing place. Years ago I read in a high school book called "Adventures In Reading" ( a book that reviewed famous novels and stories) that the story, "The Red Pony" was very frank in telling about how a farm is a brutal place for animals

[@trietdang2669]

the best children's book i have ever read!!!

[@ZebrasFirst]

I read that the author of "Charlotte's Web" hated the cartoon version!! I LOVE the cartoon version better than the book!! Maybe that's why the author didn't like it? The cartoon version is a masterpiece!! I never did see the sequel or the live action version. And I don't care to, either!!

[@TherealRNOwwfpooh]

CheatsythePimp2 The songs should remind him of Disney. The Sherman Bros. worked for Disney for many years!

[@MorganBennett]

I watch it when I was little

[@sammywestenberger9303]

Henry: Hey 👋

[@Destinyishugable]

Where Can I See Charlotte's Movie For Free Please Tell Me I Need To Watch My Childhood Movie c:

[@lilcolombianbaby]

I saw these today in a show 4⃣↗2⃣2⃣↗1⃣3⃣

[@musicalmaniac1000]

Personally, I prefer this version to the 2006 one, just because of the wonderful songs & memories. :) I'm in it right now, matter of fact, as the Sheep.

[@alchemist4evr]

Does anybody know where to watch this movie in English online? I miss this movie...

[@mbart5113]

Why did Wilbur face the movie theater audiences at 0:37?

[@mario5733]

"I'll get you Penelope Pitstop"

[@jamessparkman6604]

Speaking of Penelope pitstop, did you know that the main villain voiced by the same guy who did Templeton in Charlotte’s Web Paul Lynne

[@rweerakkody4565]

damn, i love this book......

[@Nikster18319]

the one from 2000 and something it gave me a tear to my eye and im a boy

[@ARCtheCartoonMaster]

@lindner1001 Really? That's freakin' awesome! Too bad I never got to experience the awesomeness that you did.

[@shaneoliver1500]

thumbs up if you want to see nostalgia critic to do a old vs new of the 1973 and 2006(but honestly i love the 2006 version more but the 1973 even its loosely based i still a a soft warm space for it when i was a little good old fashion nostalgia

[@sammywestenberger9303]

Wilbur: Surprise!

[@crvampira]

um filme muito bom adoro esse filme

[@NeluThat70sKid]

Why isn't the soundtrack out on CD, since the DVD's already been out? Both are SO classic, yet SO timeless ;) 0:32 Growing up, I always thought the voice of Fern was done by a grown-up. Boy, was I wrong when I later found out she was child actor Pamlyn Ferdin who was then 13 or 14 at the time. But in either case, Pamlyn always had such a cute, articulate voice that was also very mature for her age too, so I guess she had me (and probably everone else) fooled. :)

[@Stephen10528]

I saw the mistake about Charlotte that I just read about. She has antennae & 3 body segments, rather than just two, as if she were an insect. Spiders are arachnids.

[@LogoMan7777]

Or, "Uncle Arthur, Danny Partridge, Endora, and Reuben Kincaid Do a Kids' Film".

[@Duckyxlovesxgum]

Awe the memories

[@stephenholloway6893]

Though I haven;t seen the live action film, this, based on the live action trailer mind you, is better. I think it was the Sherman Brothers lone project for Hanna Barbera, Just think, this picture willl turn 40 next year.