The Lion King (1994) vs The Lion King (2019) | Remake Rumble #1
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The Lion King (1994) vs The Lion King (2019) | Remake Rumble #1
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About this listen
For our inaugural episode, we’re throwing podcasting to the lions as Disney animated classic THE LION KING (1994) squares off against its high-tech younger sibling THE LION KING (2019). Who will emerge victorious? The crown-jewel of the Mouse House’s 1990s Renaissance, or the star-studded CG showstopper that’s likely to change the face of filmmaking forever? You best start placing your bets.
Created by David Rattigan
Hosted by Jonny Lee, Daniel Gilmore, and David Rattigan
Announcer voiced by David Rattigan
Edited by David Rattigan
Art by Glenn Rhodes
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In memory of Richard Williams (1933-2019), an icon of the animation industry whose groundbreaking, Oscar-winning work on WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT (1988) set the stage for the Disney Renaissance.
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