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Walt Disney Home Video Laserdisc. 4613 CS.
Side One: CAV.
Side Two: CAV.
Side Three: CAV
Side Four: CAV.
Side Five: CAV.
Side Six: CAV.
Side Seven: CAV.
Side Eight: CAV.
Digitial Sound. AC-3. THX. Feature running Time: 88 minutes. 1994.
NTSC.

Inner sleeves are MGM's original poly-lined paper.

The outer cardboard box is in excellent condition, as the plastic sleeve

is still on it with the
end cut so as to access the contents. Inside the box, the two discs
containing the feature
have their own gatefold jacket, and the two discs holding the copious
supplemental materials
has a separate (non-gatefold) cardboard sleeve. There is also a
portfolio of six concept art
lithographs.

ABOUT THE MOVIE ON THE LASERDISC

Directed by Roger Allers , Rob Minkoff
Rowan Atkinson .... Zazu
Matthew Broderick .... Adult Simba
Niketa Calame .... Young Nala
Jim Cummings .... Ed, the Laughing Hyena
Whoopi Goldberg .... Shenzi
Robert Guillaume .... Rafiki
Jeremy Irons .... Scar
James Earl Jones .... Mufasa
Moira Kelly .... Adult Nala

One can almost count on the fingers of one hand the number of laserdiscs

made with AC-3
digital encoding. Here is, perhaps, the king of them all.

Lion King Box Extras

CAV THX DOLBY DIGITAL AC3
TRACK TWO WITH AUDIO COMMENTARY FROM:
DON HAHN, PRODUCER
ROB MINKOFF, DIRECTOR
ROGER ALLERS, DIRECTOR

PORTFOLIO WITH EXCLUSIVE LITHOGRAPHS

This Portfolio Features Six Lithographic Reproductions of original art
created during the
making of the Walt Disney Masterpiece , The Lion King. Each of these
conceptual pieces
came from the story's developmental artwork.
- From the outset of the artistic evolution of the Lion King, animation
artists created an
extensive collection of conceptual art. These explorations of different
locales, color palettes,
artistic styles and techniques led to an consistent means of conveying
the mood and setting
for each scene in the film.
- Ranging from simple line drawings to fully illustrated paintings, the
creation of story art is
one of the most intensely artistic and creative processes in the making
of an animated
feature. It is here that the talents of the creator as both artist and
storyteller converge.

SUPPLEMENTAL DISC CONTAINS

Side 5
"The Making of the Lion King"
28) Program Start
29)The Story
30)The Characters and their voices
31)" A Kings Domain" - Research and Design
32)"More Than Meets the Eye" - The Animation Process
33)"Wounded Pride" - Scar
34)"The Music of the Lion King"

Side Six
36) Program Start
37)Table of Contents for Sides 6,7,8
38)History and Development for the Lion King Story
39)Sequence Breakdown and Storyboards Introduction
40)Story Board Pitch: The Reflecting Pool / Mustafa's Ghost
41)Storyboards: Sequence 1 : The Circle of Life
42)Storyboards: Sequence 4.2 : "I just can't wait to be King"
43)Storyboards: Sequence 10 : The Stampede / Mustafa's death
44)Storyboards: Sequence 16: The Reflecting Pool / Mustafa's Ghost
45)Storyboards: Sequence 19: The Fight
46)Storyboards to Film comparison "Circle of Life"
47)Music
48)Character Design Introduction
49)Character Designs: Mufasa
50)Character Designs: Simba
51)Character Designs: Scar
52)Character Designs: Rafiki
53)Character Designs: Timon and Pumba
54)Character Designs: Zazu
55)Character Designs: Hyenas - Shenzi Banzai and Ed
56)Character Designs: Nala
57)Character Designs: Sarabi and the Female Lions
58)Character Designs: Miscellaneous

Disc 4 Side 7
 59)Table of contents
60)Preliminary Designs and early concepts
61)Early Concept: Simba's Presentation
62)Early Concept: Timon and Pumba Find Simba
63)Early Concept: "Warthog Rhapsody"
64)Early Concept: "Hakuna Matata" (Timon's Verse)
65)Early Concept: Bug Football
66)Early Concept: "Be Prepared" (reprise)
67)Early Concept: "Can You Feel the Love Tonight"
68)Early Concept: Simba decides to Return
69)Early Concept: The Fight
70)Art Design, Layouts, and Backgrounds

 Side 8

71)Table of Contents for side 8
72)Animation (analog Track 1: commentary by Randy Fullmer; Analog track
2:Dialog and
effects only)
73)Computer Animation
74)Publicity and International Versions
75)Credits