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Hercules

Walt Disney Masterpiece

( Catalog Number 14796CS )
(1.66:1) (4 Sides) (CLV) (CC) (NTSC)

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Hercules
1997 - 93 min. - Color
Genre: Animation
Rated G
Country: USA

LaserDisc Movie Storyline:
This teenage Hercules is the goofy and lovable adopted scion of mortal parents, toiling on earth to prove himself to Zeus, his Olympian dad. His demi-god gifts score him money, fame, and product endorsements, but he can't attain full deity (or "True Hero") status--and defeat a jealous Hades--without the help of his satyr friend Phil and the true love of beautiful Megara. Features the voices of Tate Donovan, Danny De Vito, James Woods, and more. Academy Award Nomination: Best Original Song ("Go the Distance").

LaserDisc Movie Review:
Disney's animation team dipped into the rich well of ancient mythology for this musical comedy. The son of Greek gods Zeus (voice of Rip Torn) and Hera (Samantha Eggar), Hercules (voice of Josh Keaton) is stolen as a boy by the minions of Hades (voice of James Woods), lord of the underworld. Forced to live among humans, Hercules is turned into a half-god and half-mortal after drinking a forbidden potion brewed by Hades' right hand men, Pain (voice of Bob Goldthwait) and Panic (voice of Matt Frewer). Now Hercules has the remarkable strength of a god, but is trapped in the body of a human, and before he learns how to use his power properly he goes through a typically adolescent awkward period. In order to become a god and return to his home on Mount Olympus, Hercules must prove himself a true hero on Earth. With the assistance of Philotes (voice of Danny De Vito), a plucky satyr known as "Phil," the grown-up Hercules (voice of Tate Donovan) learns to use his strength to his advantage and becomes a famous and benevolent protector of those around him, successfully battling a variety of gods and monsters. However, Hades, wanting to cut Hercules down to size, sends his secret weapon after him Megara (voice of Susan Egan), a seductively beautiful woman under Hades' control, who is to win Hercules' heart and render him helpless against the forces of the underworld. Acclaimed British cartoonist Gerald Scarfe served as production designer for this project, while Alan Menken wrote the musical score. Incidentally, for the Spanish language version of the film, Latin pop singer Ricky Martin provided the singing voice of Hercules, two years before he became a chart-topping sensation in America with his hit single "Livin' la Vida Loca." Mark Deming

As popping with winking self-parody as anything Disney has ever put onscreen, Hercules is a delicious send-up of the hero worship heaped on professional athletes, as well as the exuberant and often ridiculous cross-promotional marketing campaigns with which the studio is quite familiar. Using the type of anachronisms that served as a wellspring of sophisticated humor in Aladdin, Hercules turns its title character into an overnight sensation and media darling, complete with his own line of action figures and breakfast cereals. This type of winning self-awareness carries the picture through the familiar story and crisp set pieces that have become Disney's "if it ain't broke don't fix it" formula for success. The wonderfully angular animation jumps off the screen, and some of Disney's best vocal work yet adds contagious giddiness to this breakneck adventure. James Woods stands out as an alternately sarcastic and enraged Hades, while Susan Egan's readings drip with the kind of eyeball-rolling feminist wit that makes her one of Disney's strongest female characters. The studio's knack for casting comic relief continues its winning stride with minions Bobcat Goldthwaite and Matt Frewer, as well as the pint-sized satyr that's a perfect visual incarnation of the pint-sized actor who voices him (Danny De Vito). Hercules deserved to scratch out more than its $100 million domestic take, given the fertile world of Greek myths it conjures with such bursting colors and lampoonish sensibilities. Derek Armstrong

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Cast for Hercules

Tate Donovan - Hercules
Josh Keaton - Young Hercules
Roger Bart - Young Hercules (singing)
Danny De Vito - Phil
James Woods - Hades
Susan Egan - Meg
Bob Goldthwait - Pain
Matt Frewer - Panic
Rip Torn - Zeus
Samantha Eggar - Hera
Barbara Barrie - Alcmene
Hal Holbrook - Amphitryon
Paul Shaffer - Hermes
Amanda Plummer - (The) Fates
Carole Shelley - (The) Fates
Paddi Edwards - (The) Fates
Charlton Heston - Narrator

Crew for Hercules

Ron Clements - Producer / Screenwriter / Director
Alica Dewey - Producer
John Musker - Producer / Screenwriter / Director
Donald McEnery - Screenwriter
Irene Mecchi - Screenwriter
Bob Shaw - Screenwriter
Alan Menken - Composer (Music Score)
David Zippel - Composer (Music Score)
Gerald Scarfe - Production Designer
Andy Gaskill - Art Director
Kendra Halland - Associate Producer
Ruth Lambert - Casting

Awards for Hercules

Best Song (nom) Alan Menken 1997 Academy
Best Song (nom) David Zippel 1997 Academy
Best Original Song (nom) Alan Menken 1997 Golden Globe
Best Original Song (nom) David Zippel 1997 Golden Globe

Feature Details

Title: Hercules
Feature Release Date: 1997
Genre: Animation
Rating: G
Color: Color
Runtime: 93 Minutes
Chapters: 33
Picture: Letterboxed
Ratio: 1.66:1
Playback Format: CLV

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Technical Details

LD Release Date: 7 Oct 1998
Catalog Number: 14796CS
UPC: 786936079753
Manufacturer: Kuraray
Collection: Walt Disney Masterpiece
Publisher: Walt Disney Home Video

Diameter: 12"
Sides: 4
Cover: Jacket
Sound Analog Right: Dolby Digital 5.1
Closed Caption: English
Spoken Language: English
Country: USA
Video Format: NTSC

Model: 14796CS-N
Shipping Weight: 2 lbs
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Voices of Danny De Vito, James Woods, Rip Torn and Charlton Heston in...

Hercules

Walt Disney Masterpiece

( Catalog Number 14796CS )
(1.66:1) (4 Sides) (CLV) (CC) (NTSC)

LaserDisc Special Features

Best Version on LaserDisc
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Hercules
1997 - 93 min. - Color
Genre: Animation
Rated G
Country: USA

LaserDisc Movie Storyline:
This teenage Hercules is the goofy and lovable adopted scion of mortal parents, toiling on earth to prove himself to Zeus, his Olympian dad. His demi-god gifts score him money, fame, and product endorsements, but he can't attain full deity (or "True Hero") status--and defeat a jealous Hades--without the help of his satyr friend Phil and the true love of beautiful Megara. Features the voices of Tate Donovan, Danny De Vito, James Woods, and more. Academy Award Nomination: Best Original Song ("Go the Distance").

LaserDisc Movie Review:
Disney's animation team dipped into the rich well of ancient mythology for this musical comedy. The son of Greek gods Zeus (voice of Rip Torn) and Hera (Samantha Eggar), Hercules (voice of Josh Keaton) is stolen as a boy by the minions of Hades (voice of James Woods), lord of the underworld. Forced to live among humans, Hercules is turned into a half-god and half-mortal after drinking a forbidden potion brewed by Hades' right hand men, Pain (voice of Bob Goldthwait) and Panic (voice of Matt Frewer). Now Hercules has the remarkable strength of a god, but is trapped in the body of a human, and before he learns how to use his power properly he goes through a typically adolescent awkward period. In order to become a god and return to his home on Mount Olympus, Hercules must prove himself a true hero on Earth. With the assistance of Philotes (voice of Danny De Vito), a plucky satyr known as "Phil," the grown-up Hercules (voice of Tate Donovan) learns to use his strength to his advantage and becomes a famous and benevolent protector of those around him, successfully battling a variety of gods and monsters. However, Hades, wanting to cut Hercules down to size, sends his secret weapon after him Megara (voice of Susan Egan), a seductively beautiful woman under Hades' control, who is to win Hercules' heart and render him helpless against the forces of the underworld. Acclaimed British cartoonist Gerald Scarfe served as production designer for this project, while Alan Menken wrote the musical score. Incidentally, for the Spanish language version of the film, Latin pop singer Ricky Martin provided the singing voice of Hercules, two years before he became a chart-topping sensation in America with his hit single "Livin' la Vida Loca." Mark Deming

As popping with winking self-parody as anything Disney has ever put onscreen, Hercules is a delicious send-up of the hero worship heaped on professional athletes, as well as the exuberant and often ridiculous cross-promotional marketing campaigns with which the studio is quite familiar. Using the type of anachronisms that served as a wellspring of sophisticated humor in Aladdin, Hercules turns its title character into an overnight sensation and media darling, complete with his own line of action figures and breakfast cereals. This type of winning self-awareness carries the picture through the familiar story and crisp set pieces that have become Disney's "if it ain't broke don't fix it" formula for success. The wonderfully angular animation jumps off the screen, and some of Disney's best vocal work yet adds contagious giddiness to this breakneck adventure. James Woods stands out as an alternately sarcastic and enraged Hades, while Susan Egan's readings drip with the kind of eyeball-rolling feminist wit that makes her one of Disney's strongest female characters. The studio's knack for casting comic relief continues its winning stride with minions Bobcat Goldthwaite and Matt Frewer, as well as the pint-sized satyr that's a perfect visual incarnation of the pint-sized actor who voices him (Danny De Vito). Hercules deserved to scratch out more than its $100 million domestic take, given the fertile world of Greek myths it conjures with such bursting colors and lampoonish sensibilities. Derek Armstrong

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Cast for Hercules

Tate Donovan - Hercules
Josh Keaton - Young Hercules
Roger Bart - Young Hercules (singing)
Danny De Vito - Phil
James Woods - Hades
Susan Egan - Meg
Bob Goldthwait - Pain
Matt Frewer - Panic
Rip Torn - Zeus
Samantha Eggar - Hera
Barbara Barrie - Alcmene
Hal Holbrook - Amphitryon
Paul Shaffer - Hermes
Amanda Plummer - (The) Fates
Carole Shelley - (The) Fates
Paddi Edwards - (The) Fates
Charlton Heston - Narrator

Crew for Hercules

Ron Clements - Producer / Screenwriter / Director
Alica Dewey - Producer
John Musker - Producer / Screenwriter / Director
Donald McEnery - Screenwriter
Irene Mecchi - Screenwriter
Bob Shaw - Screenwriter
Alan Menken - Composer (Music Score)
David Zippel - Composer (Music Score)
Gerald Scarfe - Production Designer
Andy Gaskill - Art Director
Kendra Halland - Associate Producer
Ruth Lambert - Casting

Awards for Hercules

Best Song (nom) Alan Menken 1997 Academy
Best Song (nom) David Zippel 1997 Academy
Best Original Song (nom) Alan Menken 1997 Golden Globe
Best Original Song (nom) David Zippel 1997 Golden Globe

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