Who's afraid of the Song of the South?
Subtitle: and other forbidden Disney stories
By: Jim Korkis ; foreword by Floyd Norman
Publisher: Theme Park Press
Published: 2012
Place of publication: Orlando, Fla
Language: eng
Number of pages: 276
ISBN-13: 9780984341559
Subjects: Stereotypes (Social psychology) in motion pictures; Walt Disney Productions; African Americans in motion pictures; Song of the South (Motion picture); Race relations in motion pictures
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Foreword; title: Introduction; title: Who's afraid of the Song of the South?; title: The beginning; title: The screenplay; title: The cast; title: The live action; title: The animation; title: The music; title: The world premiere; title: The controversy; title: The reviews; title: The conclusion; title: More secrets of the South; title: Film credits; title: Story summary; title: Short biography of Joel Chandler Harris; title: Song of the South dummies; title: The Brer characters; title: Song of the South actors that never were; title: Disney's Uncle Remus comic strip; title: The Disney Uncle Remus comic strip that never was; title: The Song of the South song; title: The power of words; title: Song of the South book; title: That's what Uncle Remus said; title: Splash Mountain; title: Saturday Night Live parody; title: The other forbidden stories : sex, Walt, and flubbed films; title: Whatever happened to Little Black Sunflower?; title: Disney's story of menstruation; title: Disney attacks venereal disease; title: Disneyland memorial orgy poster story; title: Jessica Rabbit : drawn to be bad; title: Mickey Mouse attempts suicide; title: Walt's owl nightmare; title: The Mickey Rooney myth; title: J. Edgar Hoover watches Walt; title: The myth of Walt's last words; title: Walt liked Ike; title: Disney's secret commercial studio; title: The sweatbox : the documentary Disney doesn't want seen; title: Tim Burton's real nightmare at Disney; title: Disney John Carters that never were; title: Ward Kimball and UFOs; title: Walt's fantasy failure : Baum's Oz.