If I learned anything from Disney's "The Hunchback of Notre Dame," just about any classic story can be made into a Disney property when you spiff it up with a little song and dance. So I present to you my ideas for some unused "Princess" characters Disney should look into.
Awesome. "Sinking Into Love" - that's great!
ReplyDeletethese are so funny it hurts
ReplyDeleteThat's hilarious.
ReplyDeleteThat is so freaking hilarious and awesome. Jocasta in Oedipus Rex, "there's something wrong with that boy". Hester Prynne singing in a field. That should of been a forest with her little daughter Pearl joining in on a song about Paternity (for Hester) and absentee Daddy issues(for Pearl). hah hah
ReplyDeleteOh Sam, these are awesome!!
ReplyDeleteWhy aren't you head of story at Disney? Others to consider: Carmen, Anna Karennina, or A Farewell to Arms
Beautifully done! I can hear the songs now! Ophelia's ends with a glub and some cartoon fish looking a little sad.
ReplyDeleteConsidering Disney never really sticks too close to the original stories...these would be amazing! I vote Ophelia - maybe without the drowning :P
ReplyDeleteLMAO!! The Oedipus one is hilarious! XDD
ReplyDeleteGoodness, Sam... this had me laughing pretty hard. Especially when I got to the last panel. Turning new, somewhat inappropriate stories into Disney renditions was a very good idea.
ReplyDeleteInteresting choices! I don't know much about those girls but they look pretty decent. The kid going ga-ga over that lady (Oedipus?) is pretty darn cute.
ReplyDeleteMay I suggest Emma Bovary from the novel Madame Bovary. Or maybe a Disney version of Lady Chatterly's Lover
ReplyDeleteWuthering Heights? Is that weird and inappropriate enough for Disney to consider? If they want to make more politically correct movies and represent diversity and all that, they could do the Mahabharata (sp?). Tess of D'urbevilles, anyone?
ReplyDeleteAwesome, loved it!
ReplyDeleteOh, my. His sausage...
ReplyDeleteHa, ha! I love the Ophelia one!
ReplyDeletenow thats funny. bizarre, but funny.
ReplyDeleteOedipus! Hahaha!! i can't stop laughing.
ReplyDeleteThat's fantastic!! XD
ReplyDeleteJust made my life. And my childhood.
Hahahaha! My favorite is with Hester, rolfmao! I literally spit juice onto my laptop screen giggling, heeheehee!
ReplyDeleteGreat, i can´t wait to see the movies! (lol)
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ReplyDeleteHilarious and very well done! I love these. :)
ReplyDeleteI teach high school English...I teach all three of these novels/plays...I seriously laughed so hard I almost snarfed my coffee. Well Done!
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