Ichabod Crane And The Legend Of Sleepy Hollow **Best Quality On YouTube PT 2** (Public Domain Film)

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I love Ichabod the story of sleepy hollow is timeless. The 1950’s version is my fav
The Legend of Sleepy Hollow
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[@marypenebaker898]

I attended elementary School in the 70s they would show this on reel every October. The auditorium / cafeteria / gym when you full of chairs and we would all sit and watch it. There is never anything inappropriate nobody was causing problems nobody was doing anything except appreciating something that was a true treat. ❤

[@oneflyguy1949]

I saw it in school, too

[@JosephDutra]

Good times

[@Xassaw]

They would play this once a year on TV. It was always one of my favorites! Still is

[@Eric-qo8vv]

Saw this in school as a child I loved it haven’t seen it in years. Thank you!!! I forgot Bing did this

[@Jeff-fu8is]

Cartoons these days are never this good

[@russellvawter5604]

You can say that again.

[@RJArens]

I grew up watching this on a VHS copy of wonderful world of Disney. I had no idea until today that there was 20 minutes of the film cut out when Johnathan Winters presented it. Crazy it's now 74 years old too.

[@bluebyyou7504]

Yeah, me to.

[@timothyhaynes-lz1we]

I saw this on NBC but in the 70s

[@namewithheldnamewithheld2725]

Cartoons like this make you glad that you have a car. 😊🚗

[@VelvetantFilms]

Love that

[@tamaragonzalez2227]

LOL

[@Monne-h5h]

I'm glad to still see this on KZbin..I grew up watching this every October Disney would show it.. and me and my older brother would watch it together and enjoy the beginning of Halloween...I still do..miss you big brother!!❤🙏.... thanks to Disney and everyone that shows this and keep the spirit alive ✨👋💯

[@NachoCalamity_talkstoomuch]

Man, watching this for the first time with headphones, I’ve grown a greater appreciation for the sound design during the part where Ichabod is riding home through the woods

[@alexanderb5726]

The dancing part with the little crazy green lady always cracks me up.

[@VelvetantFilms]

Same :D

[@johnmckenzie8522]

Bing Crosby did a great job for telling the story of the Legend of sleeping howl. That why we need a great story tell for .

[@mightyarbokking7197]

Even at 24 year old as of today, even someone who’s an avid fan of horror movies, the Headless Horseman still to this day gives me chills unlike anything else, i have to hand it to my mother for getting me invested in early-mid 20th century Disney as a kid, nothing can hold a candle to old animated films, feature length or not, like old Disney!

[@VelvetantFilms]

I’m 31 and I still love old Disney movies and new ones to tbh

[@mackenzieasbury9216]

@@VelvetantFilms I've always loved this Disney segment of Legend of Sleepy Hollow.

[@jeyDsixx18]

It would be nice if they would make more feature length movies in the hand draw type instead of everything being Pixar type computer generated movies

[@LA2047]

Ol' Katrina there is a major tease. She'd obviously end up dumping Icabod for Brom anyway, she just wants Brom to feel the sting of knowing she has options. Game as old as time. The one I feel for is the poor borrowed horse. Chill guy was just trying to mosey his way home and gets embroiled in a fight for his life.

[@Cozy-Sims]

The part where the short chick in the green dress would giggle and dance with braun used to make my grandma die of laughter lmao

[@VelvetantFilms]

Ya that part is jokes af

[@walterfechter8080]

Certain scenes from this well-crafted animated short feature have remained with me for decades. The creepy hollow, the wind-raked sky with leaves blowing, and the cloud in the shape of a hand engulfing the moon -- all served to create strong memories in my young mind. The tune and narration by Bing Crosby was the frosting on the cake! Many thanks, Velvetant Films.

[@VelvetantFilms]

And Many welcomes to you

[@MalachiWhite-tw7hl]

Interesting how a young mind can store such memories. For example, I was fascinated by the Christmas Carol cartoon wherein the door knocker deforms into Jacob Marley's fearful face. The imagery of gothic horror has changed little in centuries.

[@rascal0175]

Exactly. I saw it when Disney first came on TV back in the 50’s, in the era of black and white broadcasting. Later I watched it in color. The flaming flying pumpkin head scared me enough that I remember it even in my 70s.

[@rascal0175]

Exactly. I saw it when Disney first came on TV back in the 50’s, in the era of black and white broadcasting. Later I watched it in color. The flaming flying pumpkin head scared me enough that I remember it even in my 70s.

[@walterfechter8080]

@@rascal0175 I remember it too. My relatives and friends in England liked that animated film, as well. That flaming pumpkin head had the desired effect. I still say that Brom Bones was the Headless Horseman. :-) Take care -- W

[@aaronbentley6373]

Forget the headless horseman…they should all be watching out for the guy at 6:14

[@VelvetantFilms]

The old guy in the chair?

[@keiyuflanmurai1740]

omGEE the short, squat lil lady in green! Haha!! omg i love her, shes so adorable x'D

[@derekk2708]

.. and Sooo funny !!! ; )

[@CCJ243]

Don’t forget frightening as well😂😂

[@VelvetantFilms]

She reminds me of MAD MADDAM MIM from the sword in the stone lol I love it

[@ronan8757]

Her name is Tilda! Possibly short for Matilda- the name of the author of the story Washington Irving’s sister

[@AJafterhourz]

Who watches this nostalgic cartoon all year around? ✋

[@annien.1727]

Me!!!✋

[@alanfoster6589]

Folks still debating the ending to a story hundreds of years old. Now that's writing.

[@VelvetantFilms]

Absolutely I think you are completely right and I think that story will be debated long after our time

[@NachoCalamity_talkstoomuch]

I think open-ended stories can be a bit of a double edged sword, on one hand it gives the audience the chance to pick which interpretation feels more satisfying to them, but on the other hand people on the internet like arguing about fiction way too much.

[@johnm5131]

I remember loving this film as a child. Truly the best days of Disney. They were great story-tellers and would bring families together on a sunday evening. Sad to see what they've become. My friend, who animated all of the Pooh-series movies, just got fired by Disney as they move into the AI days of animation. These old films are now a time-capsule....

[@clarkray7735]

What was really scary about the scene where ichabod encountered the headless horseman is the moment ichabod managed to cross the covered bridge the headless horseman stopped on the other side of the bridge ichabod looked back to see if the headless horseman vanished but the moment ichabod looked back the headless horseman threw the jack o lantern he was using for a head right at ichabod which was filmed from a first-person point of view which made it look like the headless horseman was throwing the jack o lantern right at the audience

[@macrodriguez8834]

Absolutely Terrifying as a child but, you just couldn't look away! Still holds up till this day.

[@user-lv5rd6kb5o]

The Headless Horseman is likely a hoax. 😂😂

[@macrodriguez8834]

no shit moronn! your useless comment was not needed. @@user-lv5rd6kb5o

[@masudaharris6435]

I remember how scary this was, watching on a black-and-white set in the 1960s.

[@user-ql1kn8yw1u]

I got to drive through the area in New York years ago, Sleepy Hollow

[@VelvetantFilms]

For real tho?

[@user-ql1kn8yw1u]

@@VelvetantFilms seriously. It was a small town, not much really to say

[@Djchicago1]

We❤Ichabod crane

[@JamesPanofsky]

Yes we do ❤

[@heathertxuk]

Oh gosh, I remember watching this! Great to see it again. These classic Wonderful World of Disney shows bring back happy childhood memories. 😊

[@VelvetantFilms]

Couldn't agree more!

[@aaronvaldes3104]

OMG - bring me back to win I was a child. :)

[@raymondgallardo576]

Trivia Note: For Ichabod's scared screaming, they used Pluto's (Pinto Colvig) screaming - if you can hear it closely, it could be like if Pluto is also Ichabod. 11:53 13:43 15:50

[@declancolwell1241]

Don’t forget about 10:42

[@raymondgallardo576]

​@declancolwell1241 Gee, I did forget that - thank you 😂!

[@TherealRNOwwfpooh]

And the Headless Horseman's laugher was provided by original Pete voice actor Billy Bletcher.

[@pamedmunds9559]

I love this picture. It brings back fond memories of my childhood.

[@michaelscholfield7588]

I watched this as a kid and still loved this cartoon to this day. I bought the Blu-ray collection of this a few years ago. It takes me back...

[@agone181]

"Man, I'm gettin outta here..."

[@kelseyhaight1698]

Makes my blood run cold and makes me shed tears fearfully every time interesting to be shedding tears when something is that creepy to you it’s like the creepy dark scene of Maleficent’s evil spell from sleeping beauty

[@W.Stryker]

I’m 45 years old. And the headless horseman’s laugh still scares me to this day.

[@VelvetantFilms]

Me too lol

[@NachoCalamity_talkstoomuch]

Fun trivia: his voice actor played Spike the bulldog in some of the Tom and Jerry shorts!

[@rogeramezquita5685]

The poor horse was terrified

[@VelvetantFilms]

Like shook

[@traceyf4842]

I watched this movie in school when I was a child. It was scary then and still scary now as adult. Everybody be careful and enjoy your Halloween treats.

[@VelvetantFilms]

So true

[@merrillmilner8717]

As an animation buff, I've yet to see anyone create gems like this, and I guess we never will.

[@ronaldmessina4229]

@merrillmilner8717 u are absolutely correct in what u write ✍️ in the video, but I would never be fearful of any so-called headless horseman , because I do not believe in ghosts 🎉😮😮

[@annien.1727]

😡💢💢Don't be so sure! That last part you said is really stupid. You WILL see someone create gems like this, and that someone is me! I plan to create many Disney gems once my team and I have changed Disney for the better by destroying DEI and bringing back 2D animation! We're bringing Disney back to the way it was before! I've got a TON of creative story ideas that'll become fabulous, dazzling, impressive animated blockbusters instead of flops! Mark my words, you all will see these marvelous Disney gems in theaters once they get released! That's a sincere promise!

[@haydes2106]

Thanks for sharing this! This brings back memories when I watched this as a kid. 😊

[@VelvetantFilms]

You are most welcome thank you for the comment

[@FeliDJrah]

Fun fact: Sleepy Hollow's only about 30 minutes from where I live

[@cdgolem]

Wow! You're almost kind of sort of not really famous!

[@FeliDJrah]

@@cdgolem Not even remotely.

[@VelvetantFilms]

What you mean by that?

[@VelvetantFilms]

Who?

[@FeliDJrah]

@@VelvetantFilms I thought they were talking about me.

[@dps6198]

I've looked like Ichabod's little brother, and I can assure you a beauty like Katrina has never taken a fancy to me. Only in films and animated shorts will we be vindicated.

[@rorolilred]

Vindicated? Sounds like pretty entitled attitude to have.

[@kevinbautsch]

I remember in the 70's in elementary school, them showing this film every fall. Fond memories for sure. Disney when it was still good. Now, not so much.

[@TheMormonSorceress]

In the original book, Katrina used Icabob to play hard to get with Brom.

[@VelvetantFilms]

Really? I actually never read the book

[@TheMormonSorceress]

@@VelvetantFilms I had in school a long time ago.

[@user-nc5gr8qu1i]

That's messed up.

[@VelvetantFilms]

That’s interesting I never read the book

[@NachoCalamity_talkstoomuch]

It’s a pretty good read! 👍 The Disney version did adapt it pretty faithfully, the original story just has a few more details. For example the book actually explains how the Horseman lost his head!

[@Alex-ft1df]

This scene used to creep the heck out of me and it still does like I legit have got goosebumps right now on my arms and legs and all my hair standing on end.

[@tylarusch2882]

A true timeless classic

[@VelvetantFilms]

Agreed

[@mackenzieasbury9216]

​@@VelvetantFilms 1:12-1:14 Ichabod grabs a pink bow and ties it into his hair forming his ponytail.

[@brettweltz8135]

Only in an animated movie would you see a plow horse run that fast. If you know you know.

[@VelvetantFilms]

Ohhh snap a plow horse for farming. Ok now I get you, but it’s a cartoon like you said so let’s let it slide

[@mealsome1571]

@@VelvetantFilms i gotta know.... what kinda horse did you heckin think he meant? XD

[@VelvetantFilms]

Idk that’s why I said that.

[@binarybus11000]

@@mealsome1571😂😂😂 I thought the same thing.

[@Roger-fs5yo]

We watched this every Halloween back in the 80's and I was hoping it would show u on here🙏

[@tenzin682]

I would look forward to this cartoon every Halloween!! The animation is just beautiful. My mom's family is what is called "Old Dutch". Tomys Swartwoude came here in 1652, to work for the "Dutch India Company". The Dutch were traders and explorers, and hired Henry Hudson to find a way to get to the Pacific. The Dutch had a huge impact on this part of the Northeast. A lot of people forget this part of U.S. history. Anyway, this is my favorite Halloween cartoon. Only Disney could have this cute, funny story about Ichabod, and then turn the story into a horror story. Just Beautiful!!

[@VelvetantFilms]

I totally relate

[@rascal0175]

Got a new HD TV today, saw this video, and immediately bought it on Blu-ray. It scared me as a child, now I can relive the moment on an 86 inch screen. How the world has changed.

[@nativevirginian8344]

Ain’t it great? A theater at home. My husband has macular degeneration, we have a big screen, we love movie night! Always quiet and free popcorn. 😊

[@rascal0175]

@@nativevirginian8344 You sound like my wife who encourages movie night. And I find the big screen easier on the eyes I remember seeing the Sleepy Hollow movie on Disney as a young child and found it frightening. A few years later I saw it again in color. When the flaming pumpkin 🎃 head was thrown it was scary. Now all these years later I still love the quality of the presentation and remember that childhood fear. Enjoy your home theater. Rock back, elevate your feet and savor the moment.

[@WadeWilson-]

What an amazing voice.

[@TaynaraOrlandini]

I was scared by this when I was a child, but I love it

[@VelvetantFilms]

I know Ichabod for me back then, was terrifying tbh so was the horse man tho too

[@adrianab.5809]

Perfect Halloween classic 🎃

[@VelvetantFilms]

Couldn’t of said it better

[@EDDIELANE]

such a heavy influence on Beauty and the Beast!

[@philipe7937]

One of my favorite movies still

[@melvinlee9263]

This would have been a better dark ride at Disneyland than Mr. Toad...

[@VelvetantFilms]

Tbh I don’t even like the mr.toad part of the film

[@declancolwell5443]

@@VelvetantFilms I love both segments the equel same!

[@declancolwell5443]

@@VelvetantFilms Why don't you like The Wind In The Willows segment in this movie, if you don't mind me asking?

[@VelvetantFilms]

@@declancolwell5443 good question, um I think it’s just the non horror subject of it, I like horror more then anything, but also as a stand alone title I just personally, never liked the wind and the whistles, not even mr. Toad interests me

[@declancolwell5443]

@@VelvetantFilms TBH that was the only adabtation of The Wind In The Willows I ever loved. Therefore it was the only version that interested me. No other adabtation would do for my taste.

[@amoghcoorg4920]

16:41 With a hip-hip and a clippity-clop He’s out looking for a head to swap So don’t try to figure out a plan You can’t reason with a headless man

[@xgray2012]

Thanks for sharing such a classic animated tale.

[@VelvetantFilms]

Our pleasure!

[@nancyomalley6286]

It turns out that Brahm was right and gave Ichabod good advice but Ichabod still didn't make it! BTW, I believe that Brahm was the inspiration for Gaston!

[@bluewolvesstudios2822]

If im not mistaken, he was. Was mentioned somewhere in the Special behind-the-scenes of BatB.

[@alvinchipmunk6545]

I often wondered if the headless horseman was actually Brom as his plan to get Ichabod out of way to get Katrina by scaring him away

[@amoghcoorg4920]

I still think it was the real Headless Horseman

[@VelvetantFilms]

@amoghcoorg4920 so do I

[@DaveAndBeth1978]

I always thought that when I was young too... But as an adult, I now think it was the real Headless Horseman... Ichabod got a look inside the Horseman's neck, and whatever it was he saw there, it absolutely terrified him... He wasn't afraid of Brom - however much Brom was bigger and stronger than him, Ichabod repeatedly showed that he could use agility, intelligence and cunning to outmatch him (Ichabod showed that agility to dodge the Horseman's blade several times as well)...

[@Maxdj8000]

@@DaveAndBeth1978 thats a major good point

[@Chr.U.Cas1622]

👍👌👏 Oh WOW, with the voice of Bing Crosby! Thanks a lot for uploading and sharing this great old movie. Best regards, luck and health in particular.

[@VelvetantFilms]

You are very welcome Cas

[@TherealRNOwwfpooh]

And recycled Pinto Colvig screams & the Headless Horseman's chilling laugher provided by Billy Bletcher.

[@Chr.U.Cas1622]

Dear @@VelvetantFilms Thanks for replying and especially for giving a heart to my comment. I totally appreciate both very much. Sincerely yours.

[@VelvetantFilms]

you are very welcome@@Chr.U.Cas1622

[@CrystalBrown-xt8xs]

Hilarious 🤣 love it!! You will hurt yourself laughing till you cry! Poor Ichobod’n

[@VelvetantFilms]

I do every time

[@larrypistoresi1790]

Thank you so much for this video. Classic animation,great story.

[@VelvetantFilms]

Absolutely welcome

[@giovanniscimeca7761]

Is that Bing Crosby narrating?

[@VelvetantFilms]

It sure is

[@alanstrong55]

Sleepy Hollow is a good story.

[@aprilzanganeh7171]

What do you think it was Brom Bone in disguised or the headless horseman was real to scared Ichabod Crane away?

[@VelvetantFilms]

He was real

[@cherokeegotti4903]

She looks exactly like Cinderella

[@jodypaulson255]

I think Brom Bones looks just like the bad guy in Beauty and the Beast ...

[@rstein926]

​@@jodypaulson255Gaston

[@davidwesley2525]

@cherokeegotti4903. She reminds Me of Actress Grace Kelly. 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@Tertullian1971]

I think Disney used Katrina as a warmup for Cinderella, whose film was released five months later.

[@mackenzieasbury9216]

​@@jodypaulson255 He served as an inspiration for Gaston.

[@albinowolf8556]

Best interpretation of the tale even though i was 4 when i saw it for the first time and had no idea it was an old short story

[@rstein926]

I think it is entirely possible that the reason the Horseman chased Ichabod was because Ichabod probably passed his grave, giving the ghost his opportunity to get a new head. If Ichabod avoided the cemetery then the ghost probably wouldn't had chased Ichabod.

[@VelvetantFilms]

Wow I love that take

[@NachoCalamity_talkstoomuch]

Huh…hadn’t thought of that, but it makes sense!

[@user-we5gt3lq7e]

Wow we've lost so much as a society, it takes me back to the 70s when I was a child.

[@VelvetantFilms]

When did you first watch it?

[@obstacle555]

Narrated by none other than good ol' Bing himself

[@mxgross]

0:24 It maybe Ichabod's lucky day, but it isn't so lucky for Brom.

[@user-gc9uj8hp7t]

I've never seen an old plough horse move so fast

[@teresaevans1205]

Thanks so much for sharing this ❤🎉

[@user-ln9pk8hn8h]

I LOVE LOVE this movie 😁

[@AnthonyMcDonagh-rh9uz]

It's been years the best ever!!🏃🙏🎃

[@MegaCountach]

Thanks for this video, brought back many happy memories!

[@VelvetantFilms]

You are very welcome 🙏

[@timothyhaynes-lz1we]

This scared me when I was a kid.

[@VelvetantFilms]

Same with me. Still kinda does

[@stephaniewilliams168]

​@@VelvetantFilmsme too 😢

[@groomerkiller3947]

7:28 Hey, who put Ernie from Sesame Street in here LOL

[@Geo.T.]

@6:27, I have always enjoyed this part. The onlookers were grooving!

[@tamaragonzalez2227]

My favorite and have not seen this in years. Wish it had started from the beginning. Happy you posted this. I remember watching this when it first came out and I laughed so hard as a kid at Icabods horse and the antics done in the cartoon...We kids were not scared by this cartoon as we knew it was a cartoon and not real.

[@VelvetantFilms]

There’s a part 1 and 2 I posted it just doesn’t have the mr toad parts cuz I don’t like that one tbh

[@sheldonberg125]

There is a part one that starts from the beginning.

[@tomsimmonds534]

This is a timeless classic, thanks for reminding me, and thanks to your wonderful channel 🙏

[@VelvetantFilms]

Thank you 🙏

[@thesteamhatter158]

4:51 tbh she's actually cute

[@TaynaraOrlandini]

She is adorable.

[@VelvetantFilms]

Agreed

[@VelvetantFilms]

Asf

[@russellvawter5604]

1:57 There he goes astride old Gunpowder.

[@rancidiot]

So Brom murdered Ichabod and married Katrina in the end. Dayum. No meddling kids to stop the crime this time.

[@captainjameshook90]

he didn't kill Ichabod, he merely scared him into fleeing the town in terror by disguising himself as the headless horseman according to the original story which this feature is based on.

[@annajoellecloss3831]

@@captainjameshook90Yeah, he was a prankster, not a killer

[@weluvb5]

Well it depends on the viewer. Some could argue that it was the actual ghost itself seeing as the horseman displayed supernatural abilities of jumping a gorge so high and the horse landing perfectly fine.

[@aprilzanganeh7171]

I think it was Brom Bone in disguised as the headless horseshoe to scared Ichabod Crane away so he can have Katrina. There's no answer to the ending it was Brom Bone in disguised or the headless horseshoe himself. They want you to guess your theory what happened to Ichabod by your guessing what in the end.

[@VelvetantFilms]

Nononono stop! The headless horseman was real and as for Ichabod, he dident that night

[@declancolwell5443]

It is unknown whether or not the Headless Horseman was a real phantom or Brom Bones in disguise (as it was heavily implied in the book on which the movie was based). However, there are some suggestions that the Horseman was indeed an actual phantom, for even when Ichabod's fearful imagination is shown beforehand, Gunpowder could not have imagined it all after hearing that frightful laugh. Some of these things appear to confirm the existence of the Horseman: Ichabod had looked inside his cloak, seeing nothing there. However, he might have screamed because he didn't expect to see Brom, rather than not expecting to see nothingness, and he finally acknowledged that Brom was a severe threat to his life. This is supported by the Horseman slashing even harder once Ichabod looked inside. Brom's horse did not have red eyes and a black mane like the Horseman's did. Brom needed a saddle, reins, and a bridle to ride his horse, while the Horseman apparently didn't. His implied spiritual nature would likely allow him to remain on his horse without any real support. Additionally, the Horseman's horse jumped high over a cliff, and was ahead of Ichabod briefly. No horse, let alone Brom's, could jump that high, and the Horseman remained in his saddle too. The Horseman appeared to be slightly skinnier than Brom. The Horseman pulled his fiery pumpkin head out of nowhere when he threw it at Ichabod, almost as though it were by magic.

[@MiketheCabbie]

Ichabod Crane DID survive that encounter, and he actually did marry the rich widow and have children. And one of his descendants, over two centuries later, learned to master the fear that was so characteristic of the Crane family line. His name was Jonathan Crane.....

[@TherealRNOwwfpooh]

@@MiketheCabbie Until a rich philanthropist billionaire playboy dressed as a flying rat with wings put him into confinement at an insane asylum for criminal super villains.

[@rstein926]

I think the horseman was real because the ghost obviously did things humans can't do in real life such as jumping high with a horse & riding the horse bareback and without reins. Plus the ghost can see despite not having a head though it's suggested the pumpkin was his temporarily head. And if you look carefully, Ichabod and Gunpowder were laughing themselves silly in a graveyard before hearing the sadistic laughing from the horseman, who is seen near a grave stone. This implies Ichabod and Gunpowder by laughing have literally woken up the dead (namely the headless horseman) and the horseman will only go for anyone who is foolish enough to be near his resting place.

[@cherokeegotti4903]

No way that much tea was in that pot 😂😂😂😂😂

[@VelvetantFilms]

Lmfao good eye

[@davidwesley2525]

​@@VelvetantFilmsI guess that Pot Can Hold a Lot of Volume. 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁

[@christopherpuleo5650]

I would dance with Brom Bones but James is in there.

[@twinkylafleur]

Brom Bones has a ponytail in the first part and it literally disappears when he punches the tree. They need a continuity director.

[@annajoellecloss3831]

He didn’t have a ponytail. That was his hat.

[@twinkylafleur]

@@annajoellecloss3831 Yeah...well where did his hat go then?

[@annajoellecloss3831]

@@twinkylafleur 0:04, he hit the tree, the impact was so rough his hat flew off. The beauty of cartoons!!!!!

[@michaelsneddon4300]

@twinkylafleur Oh no that was just a raccoon skin cap, and it flies off to show the cartoony amount of strength brim had, punching the tree hard enough for the force to blow it away

[@user-vr6sd3cr9p]

Those were the days. The cartoon version of The L legend of Sleepy Hollow. Disney's version. Watching Ichabod trying to win over Katrina. Only to be chased by the headless horseman. In the end.

[@mattmason4013]

Thats cool you played the whole thing. Other channels never did. My theory brom murder ichabod.

[@NicholasFenlon-c5e]

Disneys 9 old men great animators fantastic ❤

[@user-ik8ts2lf1u]

I've always liked this version of the story but I never liked the ending. Did Brom actually kill Ichabod? Did Katrina want Brom all along and just use Ichabod to make him jealous? If Ichabod was so popular with the ladies, why wasn't anyone concerned about his disappearance? Maybe I'm overanalyzing here, but these questions always bothered me.

[@LouisevonMontfort]

He wasnt killed, he went to marry a widow in a neighboring town, you can see it at the end of the video

[@user-ik8ts2lf1u]

The narrator said "rumors persisted that he married a wealthy widow in a distant county." Rumors! Or was that supposed to be taken as the truth? I still didn't know why he'd give up so easily on Katrina and her father's wealth. Just don't go out at night!

[@mackenzieasbury9216]

1:43 Ichabod puts on his hat and happily whistles.

[@alejandrovalverde3724]

Love this video. Throwing her in the closet was hilarious

[@Adamguy2003]

"(A la Bing Crosby's singing of the Headless Horseman song) On Halloween night, two- thousand- twenty- four, The Headless Horseman will ride once more!"

[@annien.1727]

🎶With a hip-hip, and a clippity-clop, He's out lookin' for a head to swap, So don't try to figure out a plan, You can't reason with a headless man!🎵

[@Jus2Wise34]

This was kinda scary when i were a kid. Then he wS left vanished. I was afraid of dark spaces. But it was good though.

[@bellabraz-me5ib]

Só eu que mesmo sabendo que o ichabod irá morrer, sempre torço pra que ele atravesse a ponte?

[@VelvetantFilms]

I always do too

[@nativevirginian8344]

This is a humorous story, about Yankees & country bumpkins, greed & jealousy, and gullibility. If you want an Irving story a la Poe, read The Devil & Tom Walker, or The Tale of the German Student. They will scare the pants off you. Even Stephen King is impressed by Irving. Also, the Depp movie is not like the original story at all.

[@mackenzieasbury9216]

1:11 Marked the only time in this Disney segment when Ichabod has his hair loose outside of the ponytail.

[@JacobKopczyk]

13:20 14:31 That’s one SCUUURY (meaning scary) laugh! YIKES!

[@reillycurran8508]

Pretty sure Brom murdered Ichabod to get him out of the way. Why else would playing his belief in the supernatural at the party have been part of his plan unless it was just to make Katrina think Ichabod was a goofy but adorable superstitious type? He was groundworking the idea so that even if he escaped Ichabod wouldn't be able to identify his attacker. Also why the Headless Horseman specifically breaks the one rule about when you've escaped, it was Brom taking advantage of the fact that Ichabod was going to stop and take a breath because he though he'd escaped. Someone get Columbo on the double! We've got oursevels a murder!

[@TheMormonSorceress]

Someone make that fic possible, it would be interesting to see a late 18th-century Columbo.

[@Derek1955]

Brom Bones get Katrina in the end. He won that woman.

[@TheAntiDisneyEmperor]

And respect him for that

[@mackenzieasbury9216]

1:41 Ichabod grabs a yellow flower to pin onto his coat.

[@mackenzieasbury9216]

1:46 Lastly, Ichabod grabs his umbrella and whistles his way out of his schoolhouse.

[@skjaldulfr]

Some strange narrative choices--I wonder how much is form the original story and how much Disney added. Like Ichabod being a skinny glutton.

[@TherealRNOwwfpooh]

Most of it is lore accurate. The only change is, the book is more ambiguous when it comes to the Headless Horseman's identity, although a prevailing theory is that Brom Bones dressed as the Hessian to scare Ichabod away, but in the Disney & Tim Burton versions, it is the real galloping ghoul chasing down Ichabod.

[@user-lv5rd6kb5o]

@@TherealRNOwwfpooh I think the Disney version is Brom Bones in disguise: he throws a pumpkin onto the floor at 7:11, which could foreshadow that it's him, plus the story may be told from Ichabod's perspective, like in the book where it mentions that Ichabod is incapacitated (knocked out) by the horseman throwing his head at him, only for people to find a shattered pumpkin and Ichabod's hat at the scene of the crime.

[@geraldreiter507]

First time seeing this! Wow! Great old Disney classic. Had to turn left. How unfortunate 😕