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Director: Wolfgang Reitherman

Wolfgang Reitherman was one of Disney’s Nine Old Men, the core animators of the studio’s first era, and became the sole director of its features after Walt Disney’s death. The Sword in the Stone, The Jungle Book, The Aristocats and Robin Hood are all his.

His period is defined by economy. Xerography let the studio skip inking and the pencil lines stayed visible, which gave those films a scratchy look that later Disney management disliked and that has since been reappraised as a strength.

He also reused animation across films openly, most famously between Robin Hood and The Jungle Book, which was a budget decision that fans catalog with some affection.

The Aristocats (1970) film posterWolfgang Reitherman

The Aristocats (1970) Review

The Aristocats is one of the substantial Disney animated productions of the post-Walt era and the studio's most successful cat-focused feature. The Aristocats was the first Disney animated feature originated and produced entirely after his death.

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101 Dalmatians (1961) film posterClyde Geronimi

101 Dalmatians (1961) Review

One Hundred and One Dalmatians is one of the great Disney animated productions and the studio's most successful early 1960s feature. Sleeping Beauty had been the most expensive animated production Disney had attempted and had generated substantially disappointing initial commercial…

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