Ich mag dich sehr, Charlie Brown

Originaltitel: Play It Again, Charlie Brown

Fernsehkurzfilm
1971
Not Rated
24 Min.

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Hand-Drawn Animation Animation Comedy Family Music Short

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuLucy talks Schroeder into playing his piano for a PTA meeting. but there are unforeseen details that he will not tolerate.Lucy talks Schroeder into playing his piano for a PTA meeting. but there are unforeseen details that he will not tolerate.Lucy talks Schroeder into playing his piano for a PTA meeting. but there are unforeseen details that he will not tolerate.

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7,1/10

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Für 1 Primetime Emmy nominiert
- 1 Nominierung insgesamt

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Pamelyn Ferdin

Lucy van Pelt
(Synchronisation)

Stephen Shea

Linus van Pelt
(Synchronisation)

Danny Hjeim

Schroeder
(Synchronisation)

Hilary Momberger-Powers

Sally Brown
(Synchronisation)
(as Hilary Momberger)

Lynda Mendelson

Frieda
(Synchronisation)
(as Linda Mendelson)

Christopher DeFaria

Patricia 'Peppermint Patty' Reichardt
(Synchronisation)
(as Kip DeFaria)

Chris Inglis

Charlie Brown
(Synchronisation)

Bill Melendez

Snoopy
(Synchronisation)
(Nicht genannt)

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Wissenswertes
This was the first Peanuts TV special of the 1970s, airing nearly a year and a half after "It Was a Short Summer, Charlie Brown." (The feature film "A Boy Named Charlie Brown" had been released in between the two specials.)

Patzer
While Charlie Brown, Pig Pen, and Snoopy sound perfectly fine without Schroeder when demonstrating their rock band to Lucy, they aren't able to go on without him at the PTA meeting.

Zitate
Frieda: [she comes in and sits down in front of Schroeder's piano where Lucy usually sits] Schroeder, I think it's disgraceful the way Lucy bothers you, and she's always asking everybody "Why does he always have to play that stupid piano?" I think that's terrible.
[pause]
Frieda: Incidentally, why DO you always have to play this stupid piano?
Lucy van Pelt: [comes in and sees her] What are you doing here?
Frieda: Who wants to know? Maybe I just like music.
Lucy van Pelt: [sits down beside her] Do you like Beethoven?
Frieda: What?
Lucy van Pelt: If you're going to hang around here, you've got to like Beethoven.
Frieda: All right, but I'll just have a small glass.
[Schroeder stops playing when he realizes what she just said, then angerly pulls the piano out from under both of them]
Lucy van Pelt: You blew it, kid.

Verbindungen
Followed by Snoopy (1972)

Soundtracks
Piano Sonata in C Major, Op. 2, No. 3
(uncredited)
Written by Ludwig van Beethoven
Performed by Lillian Steuber

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3/10

The first dud

I remember seeing this when it first aired and was sorely disappointed. After several years and seven wonderful specials, PIACB fell far short of the mark the previous shows had established.

The charm of Peanuts is seeing the real world through children's eyes. But in this special, some of the humor and plot points depend on things coming in spray cans; for example, PTA meetings. Huh? Not only is that not funny, it's supernatural, something that does not belong in Charlie Brown's world.

Also, this was the first time we hear actual adult voices, as opposed to the muted trombone sound effect. It's almost as if the 4th wall was being blown to bits. Suddenly we are no longer in the world of kids; the adults have invaded.

The other major thing wrong was the use of rock music in the soundtrack. Up to now, Vince Guaraldi's outstanding jazz scores gave Charlie Brown a dynamic, signature sound that everyone could quickly identify. To replace that with rock borders on sacrilege.

Maybe they wanted to try something new. Well, to me it didn't work. Why mess with success?