hercules sang i can go the distance during the end credits of the movie hercules.
hercules sang i can go the distance during the end credits of the movie hercules.
what singer sings i can go the distance during the end credits of the movie hercules?
hercules
"go the distance" is a song from disney's 1997 animated feature film, "hercules". it was written by composer alan menken and lyricist david zippel, and originally recorded by american actor roger bart in his film role as the singing voice of hercules. american singer-songwriter michael bolton recorded a pop version of the song for the film's end credits. in the spanish version, the song is performed by hercules voice actor ricky martin, both in the movie and in the credits; this version is included on martin's album "vuelve". both the song and its reprise featured in a stage production of "hercules", performed upon the disney wonder during 2007/2008.
go the distance
as in , all of the faces of the main human characters are unseen. when togepi falls down a dark hole, pikachu, bulbasaur, squirtle, marill, venonat, and psyduck give chase and find themselves in a giant tree that once was pikachu's old home. with help from pikachu's new friend, elekid, the pokémon find togepi but he has been mistaken for an exeggcute egg. the pokémon head off into the depths of the tree to find the missing egg, meeting a trio of dancing bellossom along the way. a severe storm hits the area and pikachu and his friends try to protect the exeggcute eggs from being blown away. the grass pokémon lend a hand and snorlax saves everyone with his great strength. the storm fades when a dragonair appears and calms the storm while a chansey appears, revealing she had the missing egg all along. the eggs are reunited. exeggcute suddenly evolves into exeggutor with the assistance of a leaf stone. pikachu and his friends say farewell to elekid and the others and head back to their trainers. meanwhile, meowth tries to find his way to a campsite but ends up getting caught on pikachu's mishaps and gives up.
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