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Loading... 101 Dalmatians [1961 film] (1961)by Clyde Geronimi (Director), Hamilton Luske (Director), Bill Peet (Writer), Wolfgang Reitherman (Director)
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Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. No current Talk conversations about this book. Dalmatian couple Pongo and Perdita must race to rescue their 15 puppies -- and a batch of 84 other stolen Dalmatian pups -- from the clutches of the evil Cruella de Vil and her henchmen Horace and Jasper. Along the way, they encounter numerous other animal friends to help in their journey, and must outwit their pursuers to ensure escape. 101 Dalmatians has always been one of my favorite Disney films, and it still sits atop the pile for me. The lovability of the animal characters, from Pongo and Perdita to their pups and the other animals they cross paths with, paired with the memorable villains in the form of Cruella, Horace, and Jasper make for an all-time animated classic, and one that I can watch time and time again. The design, storytelling, characters, music, and pretty much everything else make this film the masterpiece it is, and it's one I can't recommend enough. Content Concerns: There's really nothing objectionable in the film, aside from threats of violence against the dogs and other animals and, in turn, the animals' attacks on the villains, and some smoking from Cruella. (March 23, 2023) The puppies are adorable, and the movie is exciting, funny (with a sly poke at television and the kids who watch it), and fun. Cruella is one of the most memorable villains in the history of the movies -- for good reason. She's loud and mean, and she is willing to wear a coat made of 101 puppies -- what could be worse! ~Commonsense Media no reviews | add a review
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Pongo and Perdita have a litter of 15 dalmatian puppies. Cruella De Vil takes a fancy to the puppies and tries to buy them from their human owners, Roger and Anita. Cruella wants to get ahold of those puppies, as well as more puppies, to make herself a lovely dalmatian skin coat. Cruella hires some thugs to kidnap the puppies and hold them at an abandoned mansion. Now Pongo and Perdita must use an animal communication system to help find all the puppies. No library descriptions found.
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Roger Radcliffe (Ben Wright) and his wife, Anita (Lisa Davis), raise two dalmatians, Pongo (Rod Taylor) and Perdita (Cate Bauer). After Perdita delivers a litter of fifteen puppies, Anita's former schoolmate, Cruella De Vil (Betty Lou Gerson) demands the Radcliffe's sell their small pups to her. Pongo and Perdita soon realize that they have added eighty-six additional puppies along with their own that they must care for. This begins the adventure to save the 101 dalmatians from the cruel Cruella De Vil. Highly recommend.
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