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Peggy Lee

26 May 1920, Jamestown, North Dakota, USA

Larry Roberts

28 September 1926, Cleveland, Ohio, USA

Bill Baucom

5 May 1910

Verna Felton

20 July 1890, Salinas, California, USA

George Givot

18 February 1903, Omaha, Nebraska, USA

Stan Freberg

7 August 1926, Pasadena, California, USA

Lee Millar

13 June 1924, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Barbara Luddy

25 May 1908, Great Falls, Montana, USA

Bill Thompson

8 July 1913, Terre Haute, Indiana, USA

Dal McKennon

19 July 1919, La Grande, Oregon, USA

Alan Reed

20 August 1907, New York City, New York, USA

The Mellomen

Vance Colvig Jr.

9 March 1918, San Francisco, California, USA

Taylor Holmes

16 May 1878, Newark, New Jersey, USA

Earl Keen

Jerry Mann

August 1, 1910 in New York City, New York, USA

Clarence Nash

7 December 1904, Watonga, Oklahoma, USA

Thurl Ravenscroft

6 February 1914, Norfolk, Nebraska, USA

Clyde Geronimi

12 June 1901, Chiavenna, Lombardy, Italy

Wilfred Jackson

24 January 1906, Chicago, Illinois, USA

Erdman Penner

17 January 1905, Canada

Ward Greene

23 December 1892, Asheville, North Carolina, USA

Darling

Played by: Peggy Lee

Tramp

Played by: Larry Roberts

Trusty

Played by: Bill Baucom

Aunt Sarah

Played by: Verna Felton

Tony

Played by: George Givot

Beaver

Played by: Stan Freberg

Jim Dear

Played by: Lee Millar

Lady

Played by: Barbara Luddy

Jock

Played by: Bill Thompson

Toughy

Played by: Dal McKennon

Chicago Reader

Disney's imagination seems at a low ebb, saddled with a shrunken, excessively naturalistic style in line with the diminished possibilities of postwar animation, and not yet graced by the inspiration that would redeem that style in Sleeping Beauty.

February 09, 2007

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Entertainment Spectrum

Share the love of "Lady and the Tramp" with your loved ones this Valentine's Day.

February 10, 2012

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Eclipse Magazine

I just love hand drawn animation, it really brings to life all the characters in a very expressive way. The imperfections doing it by hand give everything a rougher edge but more heart.

April 22, 2012

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Variety

The wider canvas and extra detail work reportedly meant an additional 30% in negative cost. It was a sound investment.

June 02, 2008

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IGN DVD

A somewhat dry, but very good Disney animated effort punctuated by a few Disney-defining classic moments.

February 12, 2012

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Trespass

This tale (oh hah hah!) of two canines in love has withstood the test of time to remain a family classic.

September 08, 2013

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Q Network Film Desk

in many ways it is closer to the man Walt Disney's view of the world than any of his preceding films, especially the way it is filtered largely through his sense of nostalgia for the Victorian era

February 13, 2012

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Time Out

Happily the cameo lowlife, an excellent manic beaver, the famously villainous Siamese, and classic songs rescue the film from dumb animal sentiment.

June 24, 2006

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New York Times

The sentimentality is mighty, and the use of the CinemaScope size does not make for any less awareness of the thickness of the goo.

March 25, 2006

Movie Metropolis

A wonderful blend of timeless romance, wholesome adventure, and breathtaking animation.

January 31, 2012

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Film Freak Central

Handsomely, seductively drawn, Lady and the Tramp owns its place in the canon...

March 20, 2012

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TIME Magazine

Walt Disney has for so long parlayed gooey sentiment and stark horror into profitable cartoons that most moviegoers are apt to be more surprised than disappointed to discover that the combination somehow does not work this time.

September 01, 2008

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