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Song Of The South
Official Release Date: November 12, 1946
MPAA Rating: G (General Audiences ~ All Ages Admitted)
Length: 94 Minutes
This movie is not available to cross-reference credits, so information is as complete as possible from other sources.
Disney Studio Chorus ~ “Song Of The South”
Bobby Driscoll ~ Johnny
Mary Field ~ Mrs. Favers
Hall Johnson Choir ~ “All I Want”; “Let The Rain Pour Down”; “Uncle Remus Said”
Gene Holland ~ Joe Favers
Johnny Lee ~ Br’er Rabbit
Glenn Leedy ~ Toby
Hattie McDaniel ~ Aunt Tempy
George Nokes ~ Jake Favers
Luana Patten ~ Ginny Favers
Eric Rolf ~ John, Sr.
Nicodemus Stewart ~ Br’er Bear
Ruth Warrick ~ Sally
Lucile Watson ~ Miss Doshy
Aunt Tempy ~ Hattie McDaniel
Br’er Bear ~ Nicodemus Stewart
Br’er Fish
Br’er Fox ~ James Baskett
Br’er Frog
Br’er Possum
Br’er Rabbit ~ James Baskett (additional speaking); Johnny Lee
Butterfly ~ James Baskett
Ginny Favers ~ Luana Patten
Jake Favers ~ George Nokes
Joe Favers ~ Gene Holland
John, Sr. ~ Eric Rolf
Johnny ~ Bobby Driscoll
Maid ~ Anita Brown
Miss Doshy ~ Lucile Watson
Mr. Bluebird
Mrs. Favers ~ Mary Field
Sally ~ Ruth Warrick
Teenchy
Toby ~ Glenn Leedy
Uncle Remus ~ James Baskett
“All I Want”
Hall Johnson Choir
“Everybody Has A Laughing Place”
Johnny Lee as Br’er Rabbit
Nicodemus Stewart as Br’er Bear
“How Do You Do?”
James Baskett as Uncle Remus
Johnny Lee as Br’er Rabbit
“Let The Rain Pour Down”
Hall Johnson Choir
“Look At The Sun”
“Song Of The South”
Disney Studio Chorus
“Sooner Or Later”
Hattie McDaniel as Aunt Tempy
“Uncle Remus Said”
Hall Johnson Choir
“Who Wants To Live Like That?”
James Baskett as Uncle Remus
“Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah”
James Baskett as Uncle Remus
1947 Academy Award Nominee ~ Music (Scoring Of A Musical Picture) ~ Daniele Amfitheatrof, Paul J. Smith, & Charles Wolcott
1947 Academy Award Winner ~ Music (Song) ~ Allie Wrubel (music) & Ray Gilbert (lyrics) for “Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah”
1947 Academy Award Winner ~ Special Award (Acting) ~ James Baskett for his able and heart-warming characterization of Uncle Remus, friend and story teller to the children of the world, in Walt Disney’s Song Of The South.
Cast and Character information for James Baskett as Uncle Remus and Br’er Fox, Anita Brown as Maid, Bobby Driscoll as Johnny, Mary Field as Mrs. Favers, Gene Holland as One of the Favers Boys, Johnny Lee as Br’er Rabbit, Glenn Leedy as Toby, Hattie McDaniel as Aunt Tempy, George Nokes as One of the Favers Boys, Luana Patten as Ginny, Eric Rolf as John, Nicodemus Stewart as Br’er Bear, Ruth Warrick as Sally, & Lucile Watson as Grandmother is from the Song Of The South page at The Internet Movie Database (www.imdb.com) at http://us.imdb.com/Details?0038969
James Baskett information on Butterfly and additional Br’er Rabbit dialogue, Ginny’s last name, Johnny’s dad title of John, Sr., Joe and Jake Favers’ first names, Teenchy and Br’er Frog’s mentions, Lucile Watson’s character’s name updated from Grandmother to Miss Doshy, cast Patrick Curtis* as character Tommy Favers*, and Song information (including cast information for Hall Johnson Choir and Disney Studio Choir) from Song Of The South.net (http://www.songofthesouth.net/)
Character names for Br’er Possum, Br’er Fish, Mr. Bluebird from Encyclopedia Of A Walt Disney’s Animated Characters (Rev. Ed.) (1993) by John Grant, published by Hyperion Books (New York).
*I have received much information about Patrick Curtis and his NON-involvement in this film. Don't believe any site that tells you otherwise.
This page was last edited on April 24, 2002.
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