Winnie the Pooh and Christopher Robin are best friends who wish they could be together forever. However Christopher Robin needs to go to school. Christopher Robin has trouble telling Pooh ...
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| Complete credited cast: | |||
| Jim Cummings | ... | Winnie the Pooh / Skullasaurus growls / Tigger (singing) (voice) | |
| John Fiedler | ... | Piglet (voice) | |
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Ken Sansom | ... | Rabbit (voice) |
| Andre Stojka | ... | Owl (voice) | |
| Peter Cullen | ... | Eeyore (voice) | |
| Brady Bluhm | ... | Christopher Robin (voice) | |
| David Warner | ... | The Narrator (voice) | |
| Paul Winchell | ... | Tigger (voice) | |
| Frankie J. Galasso | ... | Christopher Robin (singing) (voice) | |
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Winnie the Pooh and Christopher Robin are best friends who wish they could be together forever. However Christopher Robin needs to go to school. Christopher Robin has trouble telling Pooh that they will be separated, so he leaves him a note. Pooh, misunderstanding and believing that Christopher Robin has gone to Skull and needs his help launches a rescue mission with the help of Rabbit, Tigger, and Piglet. Written by R. John Berggren <jberg@nina.pagesz.net>
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5 August 1997 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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The Narrator: Once, upon the last day of a golden summer, there was a boy... and a bear. The boy, who we shall meet in a moment, was called Christopher Robin. The bear was called Winnie the Pooh. And together, they had many grand adventures in a remarkable place called the Hundred Acre Wood. But the grandest and most extraordinary of all those adventures was still to begin.
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(end title song)
Words and Music by Michael Abbott and Sarah Weeks
Performed by Barry Coffing and Vonda Shepard
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Though Paul Winchell does return to voice Tigger for the first time since Winnie the Pooh & Christmas Too (1991), his voice was getting weaker, and insisted not singing, only doing the speaking voice, leaving Tigger's other Voice Actor Jim Cummings to do the singing voice separately instead. The same thing applied to the last 2 times where Winchell would voice Tigger, being A Winnie the Pooh Thanksgiving (1998) and Winnie the Pooh: A Valentine for You (1999). See more »Goofs
Pooh's honey pot was held upside down as Pooh and his friends were rescuing Tigger from a cliff. The way Pooh was holding onto the honey pot, the honey and the lid don't fall out of the honey pot. See more »Quotes
[first lines]The Narrator: Once, upon the last day of a golden summer, there was a boy... and a bear. The boy, who we shall meet in a moment, was called Christopher Robin. The bear was called Winnie the Pooh. And together, they had many grand adventures in a remarkable place called the Hundred Acre Wood. But the grandest and most extraordinary of all those adventures was still to begin.
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Crazy Credits
The original VHS of the film begins with the Walt Disney Masterpiece Collection logo, as the result of a video editing error. This only occurred on North American prints. See more »Soundtracks
Wherever You Are(end title song)
Words and Music by Michael Abbott and Sarah Weeks
Performed by Barry Coffing and Vonda Shepard
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This is a great movie that both my children watched extensively as toddlers. It has good messages for kids, as all Winnie the Pooh cartoons do, and the animation and voice acting are top quality. It's also got some great lines that make me laugh no matter how many times I hear them.
"Look at the biceps on that bear! I'm not worthy to dangle from the same precipice." - Tigger.
"Never trust that thing between your ears. Haven't had a need for mine in years." - Rabbit.
"What's up, buddy bear?" "Piglet is up, Tigger." - Pooh, pointing a Piglet in the top of a tree.
"Jump down, Piglet! We'll catch you, likely as not!" - Tigger.
"End of the line. Nothing to do, and no hope of things getting better. Sounds like Saturday night at my house." - Eeyore.
"There's no difference between falling ten-thousand feet to the jagged rocks below, and tumbling out of bed. Except for the splat at the end, they're practically similar." - Tigger.
I find it hard to believe that people would actually criticize this movie negatively. It's a kids' movie for crying out loud. If you've got nothing better to do than watch and criticize kids' movies, you really need to get a life.
I gave it a ten. I can't think of anything that could have made it better.