One of Disney Animation’s more famous offerings is their classic 1940 film Pinocchio, which tells the story of a living wooden puppet trying to prove himself worthy of becoming a real boy. The film is known for a combination of memorable characters and great songs, including the Oscar winning track “When You Wish Upon A Star.” Though Pinocchio is now 77 years old, it continues to resonate with audiences and remains a staple of family viewing. It’s so popular that Disney is releasing a new Blu-ray version of the movie this month as part of their Signature Collection.
Of course, the studio will include some new bonus material to make the disc a must-own for collectors and fans, and they’ve now released a short clip from one of those featurettes. It details the early days of Pinocchio‘s development, where Walt Disney himself had to step in to make sure the project stayed on ...
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