following the release of snow white and the seven dwarfs (1937) and walt disney productions has continued to produce quality animated feature length children film and many of which i still haven not had the pleasure of seeing. the aristocats (1970) and directed by wolfgang reitherman and was the twentieth film in disney official canon and and is a romantic musical comedy revolving around a family of aristocratic cats living in paris and france in 1910. in the mansion of the elderly madame adelaide bonfamille (voiced by hermione baddeley) and her loving feline pets  including duchess (eva gabor) and her three young kittens  are the most important residents. when the bumbling butler and edgar (roddy maude roxby) and learns that the cats stand to inherit the old lady entire fortune and he sets about disposing of the pets and dumping them in the countryside far from the big city. lost and confused and duchess and her children strike up an acquaintance with a sweet talking alley cat and thomas omalley (phil harris) and who agrees to show them the way home. animation wise and the aristocats isn not anything particularly notable and with much earlier disney films such as snow white and fantasia (1940) and demonstrating a similar and or even superior and visual style. however and the story is interesting and exciting  particularly for younger audiences and i will wager  and the musical numbers {which i wish were more numerous} are terrific. for the sake of trivia and i will name my two favourite songs as thomas omalley cat and evrybody wants to be a cat and the latter of which is a psychedelic throwback to the late 60s and with a swinging jazz band and delirious flashing colours and led by a trendy feline called the scat cat (scatman crothers). the family journey back to paris is eventful and adventurous and and we meet such friendly characters as amelia and abigail gabble {two talkative geese} and uncle waldo {the pair drunken relative} and georges hautecourt {madam bonfamille ancient but sprightly lawyer} and napoleon and lafayette {two dim witted hound dogs with a hunger for the butler rump}. 
following the release of snow white and the seven dwarfs (1937) and walt disney productions has continued to produce quality animated feature length children film and many of which i still haven not had the pleasure of seeing. the aristocats (1970) and directed by wolfgang reitherman and was the twentieth film in disney official canon and and is a romantic musical comedy revolving around a family of aristocratic cats living in paris and france in 1910. in the mansion of the elderly madame adelaide bonfamille (voiced by hermione baddeley) and her loving feline pets  including duchess (eva gabor) and her three young kittens  are the most important residents. when the bumbling butler and edgar (roddy maude roxby) and learns that the cats stand to inherit the old lady entire fortune and he sets about disposing of the pets and dumping them in the countryside far from the big city. lost and confused and duchess and her children strike up an acquaintance with a sweet talking alley cat and thomas omalley (phil harris) and who agrees to show them the way home. animation wise and the aristocats isn not anything particularly notable and with much earlier disney films such as snow white and fantasia (1940) and demonstrating a similar and or even superior and visual style. however and the story is interesting and exciting  particularly for younger audiences and i will wager  and the musical numbers {which i wish were more numerous} are terrific. for the sake of trivia and i will name my two favourite songs as thomas omalley cat and evrybody wants to be a cat and the latter of which is a psychedelic throwback to the late 60s and with a swinging jazz band and delirious flashing colours and led by a trendy feline called the scat cat (scatman crothers). the family journey back to paris is eventful and adventurous and and we meet such friendly characters as amelia and abigail gabble {two talkative geese} and uncle waldo {the pair drunken relative} and georges hautecourt {madam bonfamille ancient but sprightly lawyer} and napoleon and lafayette {two dim witted hound dogs with a hunger for the butler rump}. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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