Woolie Reitherman Animation

[@PikaPetey]

Damn this guy is good

[@RachelDeRosier010894]

His fight scenes were delicioso. 😚👌

[@kylebastian9809]

Not only was he a good animator, he was also a good director and producer as well.

[@spinningsquare3061]

Better than chuck williams.

[@abdullahibouraleh6919]

Woolie Reitherman is now my favorite Disney animator! His animation is delightful and has a lot of energy!

[@stripedhyenuh]

That last one was amazing, incredible action shots.

[@MrJohnffrey87]

He was known as the action guy because he animated most of the famous fight and chase scenes.

[@mechajay3358]

He was one of Disney's GOAT Animators

[@avosmash2121]

That cossack puppetry dance scene with Pinnochio being entangled in their spin is....so mindblowing now

[@zamzambouraleh9724]

1:52-1:59. I have no words. That animation is amazing!

[@donahue7050]

HE ANIMATED MONSTRO!! BLESS HIM.

[@nicr-ff9hc]

4:32-4:46 - just marvelous.

[@yksnimus]

anyone knows where can I keep informed about upcoming hand drawn animation works?

[@FrizFreddy1994]

The original sakuga guy.

[@emcvideoproductions500]

I loved his animation of the headless horseman from the third act of The Legend of Sleepy Hollow in Ichabod and Mr. Toad.

[@constantdoodle32]

Yes... it was beautiful

[@RenStimpyProductionMusic]

5:29 was featured in Who Framed Roger Rabbit.

[@BorisFangirl]

Apparently, Wolfgang Reitherman has fun at animating male characters with eyelashes. He not only animated the Reluctant Dragon, but also animated Boris from Lady and the Tramp

[@jaredbond7908]

..... all this FIRE music tho!!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@joshh9431]

He also directed films like Sword in the Stone, 101 Dalmatians, and Jungle Book, but this is the Woolie I like the most.

[@kylebastian9809]

The films he directed/produced: Sleeping Beauty (directed two sequences), 101 Dalmatians (taking the place of the retired Wilfed Jackson), The Sword in the Stone (featuring his sons Richard and Robert), Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree (featuring his son Bruce), The Jungle Book (featuring Bruce), Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day, The Aristocats (co-produced with Winston Hibler), Robin Hood (producer and director), Winnie the Pooh and Tigger Too (directed by John Lounsbery), The Rescuers (co-directed with John Lounsbery), and The Fox and the Hound (as producer only).

[@tomfletcher8242]

the dinosaur fight is my favourite

[@kilroy987]

5:34 I love this animation, having Goofy come around and make another hole from above without showing his physical loop.

[@SlapstickGenius23]

He directed the jungle book, which featured his youngest son Bruce.

[@kylebastian9809]

Bruce was also the first Christopher Robin in Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree (1965), directed by Reitherman himself.

[@constantdoodle32]

It blows my mind how someone can make not just one character move on screen but multiple characters the way this dude did. I absolutely love the animation in the sword in the stone and Robin hood. Also the goofy one at end was hilarious

[@yosefdemby8792]

Did he animate the "Pink Elephants on Parade" sequence, or some of it. I'd suspect such, as the "Heffalumps and Woozles" sequence of "Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day" (directed by him) reminds me of it.

[@MrJohnffrey87]

Pink Elephants on Parade was animated by Howard Swift and Hicks Lokey, as for Heffalumps and Woozles, I can't find a draft but Reitherman did direct the sequence and I heard somewhere that John Lounsbery animated at least some of it.

[@samjane2410]

I always loved the scene with the Duke & King in Cinderella 😂😂

[@AZ-im3ik]

Music fit this one perfectly. Out of all the nine old men, this one is the best I've seen so far. I could watch a whole film made solely by his animation style.

[@desvendandoaculturapop5516]

a clip from goofy´s gymnastics appers in who framed Roger rabbit(sorry if i write something whrong i´m brazilian and my english is not perfect)

[@dorothytheuyfanatic5118]

As an animator: Praised As a director: Hated among the animation studio staff

[@Mynnia]

I think he was the first to show the Thagomizer in action. In a music movie!

[@dragonfire810]

Could you please do Eric Cleworth Animation because there’s Dragon Maleficent in Sleeping Beauty?

[@copysquid]

0:40 ngl the whale looks scary in this scene

[@allmight6181]

That shot of Monstro making a U-Turn at 0:40 is INSANE levels of animation.

[@heberbot]

Cara! Caracas! Que homenagem! Dá pra sentir com a música escolhida de background, como se estivesse mostrando vídeos do Ayrton Senna ou outro grande campeão, como muitos outros esquecidos. Grande profissional, deu vontade de ter tido o previlégio de conhecê-lo.

[@borntoclimb7116]

Thats are nice old classic

[@superbowsermatt4432]

I really the Monstro scenes he did in Pinocchio, you can’t deny he was giving it his all

[@superstarhailey]

Whoa

[@RachelDeRosier010894]

Woolie Reitherman? You mean the copy and paste guy? Hey-yo!

[@FrizFreddy1994]

That is some serious shade!! 🤣🤣

[@ASR-Ansori]

Some of the best hand-drawn animation of all time, and we owe it to the Reitherman. Few things come close to the Monstro sequences, nevermind some of the other scenes featured in the video...

[@cfisler1]

he did work for cold war in goofy cartoon.

[@rebeccashuman6199]

Woolie was Disney animation dynamite! He was indeed a powerful animator genius.

[@1960frj]

Who animated the stag fight in Bambi?

[@MrJohnffrey87]

I'd say it was him or Bill Roberts, but I don't know for sure since the draft is currently unavailable at this time.

[@FrizFreddy1994]

MrJohnffrey87 Actually he's not credited in that film at all. He was most likely on either Dumbo or Saludos Amigos at the time.

[@1960frj]

According to Hans Perk, all scenes of Bambi and Ronno fighting is by Jack Bradbury, and three scenes (2 of Faline and 1 of Bambi) by Preston Blair.