Turtle Talk with Crush attraction consists of an improvisational, real-time conversation with Crush, the green sea turtle character is voiced by Andrew Stanton from the 2003 Disney·Pixar film "Finding Nemo". A similar version is also featured in the "Animator's Palate" restaurant on the "Disney Dream" and Disney Fantasy cruise ships operated by Disney Cruise Line. In addition, another Turtle Talk with Crush unit was donated to the new CHOC Bill Holmes Hospital by Walt Disney Imagineering during early 2013 to entertain the child patients and their siblings. This was the first attraction created by Imagineering to be placed in a non-Disney environment, but is
Charlie Bubbles of 1960. Shelagh Delaney had also achieved fame as the writer of another film in this genre, Tony Richardson's 1961 "A Taste of Honey". Further to this, Delaney wrote Lindsay Anderson's 1967 film "The White Bus" - like "Charlie Bubbles", set in part in Manchester and Salford - which has a distinctly surreal feel to it at times. "Charlie Bubbles" is referred to in the Kinks' song "Where Are They Now?", on the album "Preservation Act 1". The film was released on DVD in September 2008, and on Blu-Ray in November 2018. Charlie Bubbles Charlie Bubbles is a 1968 British