Snow White & The Seven Dwarfs/Transcript

==Transcript==
(After the green FBI warnings, the Walt Disney Pictures logo appears as an instrumental version of "Someday My Prince Will Come" plays. The screen fades to and from black, revealing Roy E. Disney.)
Roy E. Disney: Hello. My name is Roy Disney, and it's my pleasure to introduce the home video debut by one of the biggest triumphs of my uncle Walt's filmmaking career:
(Screen fades to reveal silent footage of "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs")
Roy E. Disney: (Voice-over) "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs", the very first all-new animated feature in movie history.
(The Dwarfs' yodeling can be heard in the background as the screen fades to reveal black-and-white live-action footage)
"Snow White" was immediately hailed as a masterpiece in 1937.
Shirley Temple: Aren't you proud of it, Mr. Disney?
Walt Disney: I'm so proud, I think I'll bust.
(Shirley chuckles, and we cut to silent clips of "Pinocchio", "Lady and the Tramp" and "101 Dalmatians" as the song "I Just Can't Wait to Be King" from "The Lion King" plays in the background.)
Roy E. Disney: (Voice-over) And it began a tradition that has continued ever since
(We cut to Belle and Beast dancing in the ballroom from "Beauty and the Beast")
with films like "Beauty and the Beast".
(We cut to Aladdin's reveal as Prince Ali in the parade from "Aladdin")
Roy E. Disney: (Voice-over) And "Aladdin".
Genie: Come over here, big group hug. (Stretches his arms and hugs Aladdin, Jasmine, Abu, Rajah and Magic Carpet) Group hug!
(We cut to silent clips from "The Lion King")
Roy E. Disney: (Voice-over) In 1995, "The Lion King" will join the collection of Disney classics available on home video.
Young Simba: (While standing on a giraffe's head) Everybody (Turns the giraffe's head left) look left!
(Zazu yelps and the crowd of animals run left, trampling Zazu.)
Young Simba: (sings) Everybody look right!
(The crowd of animals run right, trampling Zazu again.)
Young Simba: (Running to the screen with Nala) Oh, I just can't wait to be kiiiiing!
(Screen fades to Roy)
Roy E. Disney: Walt Disney would've been thrilled to know that through today's technology, millions of people are enjoying these animated masterpieces in their homes.
(Screen fades to "Pinocchio" as the Blue Fairy's wand touches Pinocchio, making him come to life.)
Roy E. Disney: (Voice-over) From "Pinocchio",
(Screen fades to "Fantasia" as Mickey levitates the waves)
to "Fantasia",
(Screen fades to "Dumbo" as the titular elephant is about to sneeze)
to "Dumbo".
(Dumbo sneezes, revealing his big ears.)
Time and time again.
(Screen fades to behind-the-scenes footage of "Pocahontas")
Now, I'd like to take you behind the scenes for a look at one of our most emotional new movie projects. Disney's 33rd all-new animated feature: "Pocahontas".
(We cut to a pencil animation of "Just Around the Riverbend")
Pocahontas: (While paddling her canoe) Can you sing with all the voices of the mountain?
Roy E. Disney: (Voice-over) It's the adventure of a young Native American woman who fought against hatred with the power of love.
Pocahontas: (singing) Can you paint with all the colors...of the wiiiiind?
(Screen fades to the "Pocahontas" logo)
Roy E. Disney: (Voice-over) "Pocahontas" will be coming to movie theaters for the summer of 1995.
(Screen fades back to Roy)
Roy E. Disney: For Walt Disney, innovation was a fashion of life.
(Roy's hand opens a laptop as stock footage as Tinkerbell tapping her wand is shown)
Roy E. Disney: Imagine how this single innovation, the computer has changed our lives
Roy E. Disney: (Voice-over) and will continue to change our future. At Epcot at Walt Disney World in Florida, Walt Disney envisioned a place where people can see and interact with the future.
(A clip of a spaceship is shown flying off in front of the screen)
Today, another aspect of that vision becomes reality in "Innoventions". A showcase for the new products and technologies that will shape our lives in the very near future.
(We cut to a man fueling his car with a gas station)
At "Innoventions", you'll see an entire host of products before they come into the marketplace. Products that will change the fashion we live, work and play. Of course, technology isn't only about the future. It also helps us preserve the treasures of the past, like the film you're about to see "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs".
(Screen fades back to Roy E. Disney for the last time)
Roy E. Disney: Now it's time for your family to enjoy one of my family's proudest achievements, Walt Disney's timeless classic: "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs".
(Screen fades to black and the 1986 Walt Disney Home Video logo is shown, followed by the Walt Disney Pictures logo and the movie begins.)
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