As the first Disney animated film of the 1960's, One Hundred and One Dalmatians brought a new look and perspective that made it a huge success with audiences, even though Walt Disney himself wasn't too happy with it. Or maybe he was just bitter that the art director lit his mustache on fire?
Listen to Christina and Joey as they spot some interesting details, throw in some fun facts, and more.
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