As a huge fan of the original movie, I found this incredibly interesting. I would pop this in the background every once in a while while working and just listen to these people talk.
Would not have expected that Lady and the Tramp actually took this long to make - started all the way back in late '30s with Joe Grant and his springer spaniel named, of course, Lady. The journey on how his idea transitioned to the movie we know today isn't quite pleasant but nevertheless I'm glad with how things turned out. Walt did him wrong but can't hate him; in the end, Lady and the Tramp turned out to be a 10/10.
Various left over bits about the plot, the Siamese Cat song, the Tramp's design and various other little things can be found in "A story of two Dogs" featurette available online.
Would not have expected that Lady and the Tramp actually took this long to make - started all the way back in late '30s with Joe Grant and his springer spaniel named, of course, Lady. The journey on how his idea transitioned to the movie we know today isn't quite pleasant but nevertheless I'm glad with how things turned out. Walt did him wrong but can't hate him; in the end, Lady and the Tramp turned out to be a 10/10.
Various left over bits about the plot, the Siamese Cat song, the Tramp's design and various other little things can be found in "A story of two Dogs" featurette available online.