WALT DISNEY’S BEDKNOBS AND BROOMSTICKS WAS REALSED ON DECEMBER 13TH 1971.
BEDSKNOBS AND BROOMSTICKS IS A 1971 DISNEY FILM BASED ON A PAIR OF NOVELS BY MARY NORTON. THE FILM IS OFTEN REGARDED AS SPRITUAL SUCCSESSOR TO MARY POPPINS A LIVE ACTION FANTASIY MUSICAL WITH A substantial segment incorporating ANAMAITION WITH THE SAME PRODUCTION COMPANY, SAME DIRCTOR, SAME SCRIPTWHRITERS, SAME SONG WRITERS, ONE ACTOR IN COMMON ETC.
ITS AUGUST 1940 IN BRITSIH COSTAL VILLIGE OF PEPPERINGE EYE, AND AMONG THE CHILDREN EVEACUATED HERE FROM THE ON GOING BATTLE OF BRITTEN ARE THREE ORPHANES SIBLINGS CARRIE CHARILIE AND PAUL. They’re reluctantly TAKEN BY MISS Eglantine PRICE ANGELA LANSBURY. A SPINSTER WHO’S SECERTLY taking mail-order witchcraft LESSONS IN HOPE OF BEING ABLE TO AID THE WAR EFFORT WITH MAGIC. MISS PRICE DOESN’T WANT THE KIDS AND THE KIDS DONT WANT MISS PRICE Price, so they try to get rid of each other as quickly as possible. BUT WHEN THE CHILDREN SEE HER FLYING A BROOMSTICK AT NIGHT THEY STRIKE A BARGIN IN exchange for keeping her secret, THE CHILDREN GET TO LIVE THEIR LIVES AT MISS PRICE’S HOME ANY WAY THEY LIKE. TO SEAL THE DEAL MISS PRICE GIVES LITTLE PAUL A transportation SPELL WITCH ENCHANTS THE BIG BED INTO A MAGICAL TRAVLING BED. WHEN THE WITCHCRAFT SCHOOL abruptly CLOSES, LEAVING MISS PRICE WITHOUT THE ALL IMPORTANT Substitutiary Locomotion SPELL SHE NEEDS, SHE AND THE CHILDREN TRAVEL TO LONDEN VIA BED. THEY DISCOVER THE PROFFESOR Emelius Browne (David Tomlinson) IS A FRAUD WHO WAS JUST SELLING HER THE PAGES OF AN ENCOMLETE SPELL BOOK , which he didn’t even KNOW WAS WORKING. SO BEGINS A GREATER journey, FROM THE MARKET OF PORTABELLO ROAD TO THE ISLE OF Naboombu LAND OF FUNNY ANIMALS IN search OF THE SPELL. ONCE MISS PRICE LEARNS IT SHE’LL HAVE TO USE IT’S POWER TO BRING inanimate objects TO LIFE TO SAVE HER HOMETOWN FROM NONE OTHER THEN THE HORRABLE NIGHTMARE NAZIES. EVERYONE IS THE GOOD GUYS EXEPT THE NAZIES AND THE BOOK MAN.
I ABLOUTLY POSATIVLY ADORE THIS CLASSIC DISNEY 1970’S MOVIE I GIVE GIVE IT IFINTY HEARTS AND STARS AND DIMONDS.
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