Here Are Some Facts About "DuckTales" That You Didn't Know
Anyone who grew up in the 1990s can tell you about "DuckTales". It has remained one of the most famous Disney films on television, regardless of whether you're a fan or only know it in passing. Even after thirty years, the show continues to have an influence on viewers.
DuckTales is more than a children's show. Through hundreds of comic books, a series of computer games, and two unique animated series, Clan McDuck have engaged and delighted fans of all ages for decades.
So, what is it about DuckTales that has piqued the interest of so many people? Why did this series appeal to so many nineties kids? Perhaps it was the idea of an elderly, miserly duck going on insane treasure hunts. Perhaps it was Scrooge's and his nephews' amusing familial relationship. Perhaps it was because the animation was of exceptional quality at that time. Whatever the case may be, this film created a huge impression on the generations of the 1990s.
But, how well-versed in DuckTales are you? This series has a long history, and with that history comes some intriguing behind-the-scenes happenings. There's probably a lot about the program that you don't know.
Russi Taylor was the voice of all three of Scrooge's nephews. Throughout the span of the series, she also portrayed a few minor roles.
Launchpad McQuack, Scrooge's pilot, featured voice actor Terence McGovern.
Chuck McCann made his voice appearance as Scrooge's butler, Duckworth.
DuckTales is more than a children's show. Through hundreds of comic books, a series of computer games, and two unique animated series, Clan McDuck have engaged and delighted fans of all ages for decades.
So, what is it about DuckTales that has piqued the interest of so many people? Why did this series appeal to so many nineties kids? Perhaps it was the idea of an elderly, miserly duck going on insane treasure hunts. Perhaps it was Scrooge's and his nephews' amusing familial relationship. Perhaps it was because the animation was of exceptional quality at that time. Whatever the case may be, this film created a huge impression on the generations of the 1990s.
But, how well-versed in DuckTales are you? This series has a long history, and with that history comes some intriguing behind-the-scenes happenings. There's probably a lot about the program that you don't know.
#1 The idea for creating a television show based on "Uncle Scrooge" is created by Carl Barks
#2 DuckTales was Disney’s first syndicated television show
#3 The 1987 series does not separate the main cast/characters from the guest cast or supporting characters.
Russi Taylor was the voice of all three of Scrooge's nephews. Throughout the span of the series, she also portrayed a few minor roles.
Launchpad McQuack, Scrooge's pilot, featured voice actor Terence McGovern.
Chuck McCann made his voice appearance as Scrooge's butler, Duckworth.
#4 Mark Mueller had written the theme song
#5 DuckTales was revived in 2017
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