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“Lady and the Tramp” was the first animated film from the Disney Studio based on an original story rather than an established classic. It was also the studio’s first Cinemascope animated feature. Lady is a pampered female dog belonging to Jim Dear and Darling. When her human masters bring a baby into the house, Lady feels she’s being eased out, and when Darling’s Aunt Sarah introduces her nasty twin Siamese cats into the household, Lady is sure that she’s no longer welcome. The cats cause all kinds of havoc and destruction and Lady is blamed and muzzled. She escapes and runs across the path of Tramp, a male dog from the wrong side of town.<br /><br />“Lady and the Tramp” (1955) was Disney’s 15th animated feature and started life as a group of sketches dating back to the late 1930s. The original songs were written by Peggy Lee and Sonny Burke, with Lee singing “La La Lu,” “The Siamese Cat Song,” and “He’s a Tramp” on the soundtrack. The film is lush and evocative of an idealized world with its cozy home, dog-loving humans, and dogs with personality. The artists keep the views at dog level, so we just see the feet and legs and arms and hands of the human characters.<br /><br />Stand-out canine characters apart from the title duo are Trusty, a bloodhound who smashes his nose to the ground when following a scent, Jock, a Scottish terrier who bounces up and down when agitated, and Peg, a sultry Pekingese who channels Mae West singing a torch song about Tramp. One of the film’s most memorable moments, which has been spoofed many times since, is a scene in which Tramp treats Lady to a spaghetti dinner outside an Italian restaurant as they are serenaded with the song “Bella Note.”<br /><br />The Blu-ray/DVD Signature Collection Edition contains the original Cinemascope theatrical version and a sing-along version with lyrics appearing under the image whenever a song begins to play. There’s also an “Inside Walt’s Story Meetings” version featuring audio commentary. Other bonus content includes the featurettes “Walt and His Dogs” and “Stories From Walt’s Office;” “How to Make a Meatball and Other Fun Facts About Lady and the Tramp;&#34; and trailers. A digital copy is enclosed.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Now a celebrated part of the Walt Disney Signature Collection, LADY AND THE TRAMP captivates audiences of all ages with brilliant animation, remarkable songs and new bonus extras! In this cherished Disney classic full of humor and heart, perfectly pampered Lady and street-smart Tramp embark on thrilling adventures with an unforgettable cast of characters. Bring one of the greatest love stories ever told home to your family and make every night a bella notte.|This was the first Disney animated feature filmed in CinemaScope, which necessitated extra work in planning scenes and action to fill the entire screen.|In early script versions Tramp was first called Homer, then Rags, and Bozo.|A 1940 script introduced the twin Siamese Cats. Eventually known as Si and Am, they were at first named Nip and Tuck.|In addition to starring Barbara Luddy as Lady and Larry Roberts as Tramp, the film features Peggy Lee as the voice of Darling, the Siamese cats, and Peg, the show dog. Peggy Lee also helped promote the film on the Disney television series, explaining her work with the score and singing a few numbers from the film..