Long Live the Hook!
A Disneyfied version of the "Presenting the Hook" sequence from the 1991 Spielberg film inspired by a request from a friend.
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Long Live the Hook!
A Disneyfied version of the "Presenting the Hook" sequence from the 1991 Spielberg film inspired by a request from a friend.
Very rare video of Captain Hook and Smee immediately after receiving their Ultimate Edition of the Hook soundtrack from La-La Land Records.
Y’all!!! Look at this video clip of Hook and Smee with part of a deleted song from when Spielberg’s Hook (1991) was a musical. (I really need the full musical version…)
Hook ~ Robin Williams & Dustin Hoffman ~ [Directed by Steven Spielberg]
Dear Peter ~ Your presence is required at the request of your children. Kindest personal regards, J.A.S. Hook, Captain
~ This is your Captain speaking ~ (the voice of the Captain on the airplane... That's Hook. A lot of people still miss that.)
Question: Would anyone be interested in a “Peter Pan Confessions” side blog if I started one? I’m thinking of something similar to the @waltdisneyconfessions blog where people could send in things and then have them posted anonymously. It would be open for confessions regarding any/all of the characters from any version of the story.
NOTE: One important caveat… I am not comfortable sharing NSFW content on any of my blogs so that sort of confession would be a no-go.
Deleted Song from Spielberg’s Hook (1991)
So they recently released a deluxe version of the Hook soundtrack, including several songs from back when it was going to be a musical. This one was planned to be Hook’s big number (singing to Jack). I am not sure who sung the demo recording but they did an excellent job. It sounds so sinister!