102 DALMATIANS 1996 MOVIE
There is plenty of the slapstick humor required to keep the attention of younger movie fans. In fact, I liked it better than the last one. Eric Idle provides the voice of Waddles worth the Macaw who thinks he’s a Rottweiler. (And, unlike the posters at a certain fast food chain, Oddball in the movie does not have blue eyes.)Ī shelter for abandoned animals provides one of the central plot points in the movie and gives other breeds, and species, a chance in the spotlight. So let’s set the record straight right now: there is no such thing as an all white “”Dalmatian”” (even Oddball) so don’t go looking for one and for heaven’s sake please don’t even think about trying to breed one. Dalmatian purists will most likely gasp at the Dal with the biggest part, the all-white puppy known as Oddball. Of course, there must be puppies, but only three play majors roles (and most of the rest are computer-generated). This movie could be titled “”102 Dalmatians: The Next Generation”” because Pongo and Perdita have made way for their son, Dipstick, introduced as a puppy in the 1996 film, and the mother of his puppies, Dottie. Santa was on hand to introduce the movie and he got in the spotted spirit with Dal spots on the fur trim of his hat. (The adult dogs only!)Īttendees were treated to a sneak preview of the Radio City Christmas Show complete with a number by the famed Rockettes. But, it was the canine stars and their feathered co-star who attracted the most attention when they made their way into the theater. Both are rising stars in England and, in Evans’ case, France, with little U.S. I must admit that I didn’t recognize the two new stars of the movie, Ioan Gruffudd and Alice Evans, when they arrived at the theater. Glenn Close, reprising her role as (at least to Dalmatian lovers) the most hated villain of all time, Cruella DeVil, was attired in the appropriate black and white (black Georgio Armani jacket and white pants) and carried a purse with a Cruella and Dalmatians design made of sequins. joined Disney executives and the film’s producers, cast and crew to strut down not a red carpet but, what else, a carpet in white with black spots. In the case of the premiere of “”102 Dalmatians”” on Novemat Radio City Music Hall in New York City, no “”bone”” was left unturned to launch the sequel to the 1996 hit “”101 Dalmatians”” in a big way.Ĭelebrities including John Ritter, Robert Pastorelli of Murphy Brown fame and Harry Connick, Jr.
102 DALMATIANS 1996 HOW TO
If there’s one thing the Disney Company knows how to do, it’s how to put on a show-on screen and off.
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