Disney Classic Voice Actors | Behind the Scenes | Side By Side Comparison | Compilation (1928-1977)

In Honor of the 99th anniversary of the Walt Disney Studios, I have made a mega compilation of all the voice actors behind the characters up until their 54th anniversary. Or at least the ones I could find footage of.

Chapters:
00:00 - Walt Disney as Mickey Mouse & Billy Bletcher as Pete
01:53 - Florence Gill as Clara Cluck & Clarence "Ducky" Nash as Donald Duck
03:17 - Pinto Colvig as The Big Bad Wolf
03:25 - Jimmy MacDonald as Sound Effects
04:25 - Milt Kahl as Ferdinand the Bull
04:36 - Adriana Caselotti as Snow White
06:20 - Harry Stockwell as Prince Florian
07:02 - Cliff Edwards as Jiminy Cricket
07:46 - Frances Gifford as Casey Jr.
07:54 - Nicky Stewart as Brer Bear
08:03 - Ilene Woods as Cinderella
09:11 - Eleanor Audley as Lady Tremaine
09:31 - Kathryn Beaumont as Alice
10:12 - Sterling Holloway as The Cheshire Cat
12:20 - Ed Wynn as The Mad Hatter & "Professor" Jerry Colonna as The March Hare
13:31 - Kathryn Beaumont as Alice (Very Good Advice)
15:10 - Hans Conried as Captain Hook
15:55 - Barbara Luddy as Lady, Bill Thompson as Jock, & Bill Baucom as Trusty
16:33 - Peggy Lee as The Siamese Cats
17:21 - The Mellomen as The Dog Chorus
18:56 - Peggy Lee as Peg
20:30 - Eleanor Audley as Maleficent
20:51 - Louis Prima as King Louie
21:16 - Paul Winchell as Tigger
21:29 - Outro

[Tabascofanatikerin]

It is kinda mindblowing to see Walt Disney voice-acting.

[Smileandwavelol]

How the composer kept a straight face while directing four talented men howling like dogs is impressive.

[cair]

It's interesting to see how the animated characters resemble the voice actors.

[rebeccarael]

Omg Julie Andrew’s preforming with Snow was pure bliss

[KD....]

My God, Cinderella's voice is ridiculously beautiful. I'll never get over it

[zahkrosis]

An era long gone but not forgotten.

RIP to Disney's golden age.

[katk]

The stuff they used to make the sounds is crazy plus that hen and Donald part was crazy

[CornbreadOracle]

The charm of those original hand drawn Disney movies can never be replicated on a computer. And it somehow adds to the fascination when you see the faces behind the characters.

[happybunnyntx]

It never ceases to amaze me how accurately they captured Alice's actress' mannerisms. Lady Tremaine too! I never knew they filmed the tea scene for reference. Seeing even just the stills shows how perfect she was for that role.

[MrSuzuki]

Ilene Wood's voice was very warm, gentle, and it's just so angelic. She has always been my favourite Disney voice.

[alejandrotristan]

The Alice in Wonderland cast is the best, so much talent and it looks like they had a blast recording for the movie. So much respect for them 🥰

[Glisten]

I’ve known that Walt Disney voiced Mickey for a long time, but it’s still mesmerizing to actually see him doing it, hearing the voice coming from his mouth,

[MrKpsuk]

It's hilariously ironic that the guy playing the big train conductor is smaller than Walt Disney/Mickey Mouse 😄

[ki]

Watching two humans do an operatic duet as two different species of bird - I didn't know I needed this in my life.

[MissAspka]

I’ve just injured myself pulling myself out from under this massive rock of NOT KNOWING WALT DISNEY WAS MICKEY

[aetherpuppy]

I'm a Voice Actor and Audio Engineer. It's absolutely baffling to me how in some scenes, you can see the orchestra performing for soundtrack as the actors roll on top of it live: nowadays, the music is either added in afterwards, or already there. The timing that is required to perform that perfectly every time is astounding: no wonder classic Disney films always captured our hearts since the beginning!

[bradyryan]

Even during old age, Adrianna Casseloti still sounded like Snow White

[AdeleiTeillana]

You can really see how much Adriana Caselotti loved that role and was still excited to have played Snow White years later. It's such a shame what Disney did to her after the movie came out, she seemed like a genuinely good person.

[JamesSmith-ucnt]

Alice's actress really fits for live action

[luzhernandez]

The part of the group of men singing and howling in Lady and the Tramp got me laughing so hard as their facial expressions were pure gold.