Milt kahl biography of christopher walken

  • King Louie is a fictional character introduced in Walt Disney's animated musical film The Jungle Book.
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  • To me, this film is a testament to the work of Disney's four key animation figures at the time, most notably Milt Kahl, Frank Thomas, Ollie Johnston and John.
  • King Louie
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    Animators

    Frank Thomas
    Milt Kahl
    John Lounsbery

    Portrayed by

    Lowell (in the 1994 live-action movie)

    Other names

    King of the Swingers
    Jungle V.I.P.
    Cousin Louie (referred by Mowgli, Benny and Clyde)
    Louie
    Lou

    Personality

    Rowdy, raucous, strident, zany, dim-witted, cool, hyperactive, funny, greedy, not-too-bright, fun-loving, energetic, cheerful, playful, mischievous, confident, jolly, loud, jazzy, extroverted

    Appearance

    Short and stout orangutan, orange fur

    Occupation

    King of the Apes

    Alignment

    Neutral, later good

    Relatives

    Benny and Clyde (younger cousins)
    King Larry (twin brother)

    Enemies

    Shere Khan, Mahra, Ned, Jed & Fred, Red Dogs

    Likes

    Bananas, parties, dancing, scatting, jazz, humans, singing

    Powers and abilities

    Control over all monkeys
    Physical strength
    Flexibility

    Fate

    Due to Baloo and the monkeys, Louie's ruins are destroyed and Mowgli escapes, leaving Louie behind in his fallen kingdom

    Quote

    "So,

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  • King Louie

    Fictional character in The Jungle Book films

    This article is about the animated film character. For the rapper, see King Louie (rapper). For the rock musician, see King Louie Bankston. For others with similar names, see King Louis (disambiguation).

    Fictional character

    King Louie is a fictional character introduced in Walt Disney's animated musical film The Jungle Book. He is an orangutan who leads other jungle primates and wants to become more human-like by gaining knowledge of fire from Mowgli. King Louie is an original character not featured in Rudyard Kipling's original works.[1]

    The filmmakers originally considered Louis Armstrong for the role, but fearing the controversy that may result from casting a black person as an ape, they instead chose Italian-American and fellow New Orleans native Louis Prima.[2][3] Prima considered playing King Louie as one of the highlights of his career, and felt he had become "immortal" thanks to

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    Did you know that Walt Disney’s The Jungle Book is the most successful movie of all time in Germany? In its original teatralisk release there, The Jungle Book sold up to 27.3 million tickets and made an estimated $108 million in that country alone! That’s more tickets sold in Germany than both James Cameron’s Titanic (1997) andAvatar (2009)! [1] In addition, on its original teatralisk release in the USA on October 18, 1967, the bio made back $73 million on a $4 million budget, making the second highest grossing film that year, second only to The Graduate (1967). The film was also re-released in theaters on 1978, 1984, and finally summer 1990, to coincide with TaleSpin, a Disney Afternoon show which featured characters from the movie, which was set to premiere on television later that fall. All in all, The Jungle Book made up to $141 million domestically and about $205 million worldwide. Adjusted for inflation with an estimated $655 mi