Tod y Toby

Título original: The Fox and the Hound

1981
A
1h 23min

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Corey Feldman, Jack Albertson, Pearl Bailey, Richard Bakalyan, Pat Buttram, Candy Candido, Keith Coogan, Clarence Nash, Jeanette Nolan, Paul Winchell, and 'Squeeks' the Caterpillar in Tod y Toby (1981)

A little fox named Tod, and Copper, a hound puppy, vow to be best buddies forever. But as Copper grows into a hunting dog, their unlikely friendship faces the ultimate test.

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Un pequeño zorro llamado Tod y Toby, un cachorro de sabueso, juran ser los mejores amigos para siempre. Pero cuando Toby se convierte en un perro de caza, su improbable amistad se enfrenta a... Leer todoUn pequeño zorro llamado Tod y Toby, un cachorro de sabueso, juran ser los mejores amigos para siempre. Pero cuando Toby se convierte en un perro de caza, su improbable amistad se enfrenta a la prueba definitiva.Un pequeño zorro llamado Tod y Toby, un cachorro de sabueso, juran ser los mejores amigos para siempre. Pero cuando Toby se convierte en un perro de caza, su improbable amistad se enfrenta a la prueba definitiva.

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Premios
- 1 premio y 3 nominaciones en total

Tod
(voz)

Kurt Russell

Copper
(voz)

Pearl Bailey

Big Mama
(voz)

Jack Albertson

Amos Slade
(voz)

Sandy Duncan

Vixey
(voz)

Jeanette Nolan

Widow Tweed
(voz)

Pat Buttram

Chief
(voz)

John Fiedler

Porcupine
(voz)

John McIntire

Badger
(voz)

Richard Bakalyan

Dinky
(voz)
(as Dick Bakalyan)

Paul Winchell

Boomer
(voz)

Keith Coogan

Young Tod
(voz)
(as Keith Mitchell)

Corey Feldman

Young Copper
(voz)

'Squeeks' the Caterpillar

Self
(voz)

Billy Bletcher

Squeeks
(sonido de archivo)
(sin acreditar)

Linda Gary

Lucy the Butterfly
(sin acreditar)

James MacDonald

Bear (growling)
(voz)
(sin acreditar)

Clarence Nash

Bear (snarling)
(voz)
(sin acreditar)

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Curiosidades
The final Disney animated feature to simply end with a "The End; Walt Disney Productions" credit, as with all previous Disney animated films after Alicia en el País de las Maravillas (1951). (All of the credits were at the beginning.) The next Disney animated feature, Taron y el caldero mágico (1985), which was also directed by Ted Berman and Richard Rich was the first one with closing credits.

Pifias
When Chief runs after Tod, he is dragging his barrel after him, but when the shot goes to Copper, still tied to his own barrel and barking, Chief's barrel is next to his.

Citas
Widow Tweed: We met it seems, such a short time ago. You looked at me, needing me so. Yet from your sadness, our happiness grew. Then I found out, I need you, too. I remember how we used to play. I recall those rainy days, the fires glowed, that kept us warm. And now I find, we're both alone. Goodbye may seem forever, farewell is like the end. But in my heart's a memory, and there you'll always be.

Créditos adicionales
And "Squeeks" the caterpillar.

Conexiones
Featured in Disneylandia: Disney Animation: The Illusion of Life (1981)

Banda sonora
Best of Friends
(1981)
Music by Richard O. Johnston
Lyrics by Stan Fidel
Performed by Pearl Bailey (uncredited)

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Disney Animated Neorealism?

Okay, so placing The Fox and the Hound into the same category as The Bicycle Thief may be a stretch, but there is something about this movie that sets it apart from all other Disney animated films. Fox, along with Bambi and Lady and the Tramp, are the only Disney animated films that portray a reality without fairy dust, animals wearing clothes or lions that have formed alliances with hyenas to overthrow an animalistic royal lineage. True- the animals do talk and occasionally sing, but for the most part, they do stay true to the nature of their existence. But, Bambi, with its characters reacting against and to nature, borders on being an animated nature documentary (if such a thing is possible.) And, Lady and the Tramp has far too cheery of a Hollywood ending to be accepted as neorealism. Which leaves Fox and the Hound: the tale of young pup Copper and fox Tod who become childhood friends and are then forced to turn on each other by the demands of society. Not exactly your standard Disney fare. And, most importantly, it has a true, realistic, bittersweet ending. It's only been attempted once by Disney and probably never again. Which is a shame because Fox and the Hound has some of the most sincere and heartbreaking moments ever brought to animation. It isn't a perfect film, but its intentions are honorable and that makes The Fox and the Hound a true animated classic.

**Note- the current 25th Anniversary DVD does not do justice to this film. It is not presented in the correct aspect ratio. The image has been cleaned to a degree, but there is too much digitization. Considering the significance of Fox and the Hound in the history of Disney animation, it deserves a two disc, widescreen DVD release.