After two more successful theatrical releases, in 1980 and 1986, Disney decided to put Song of the South in the “Disney Vault” and never released it on home video or theatrically in the US ever again. And yet, at the same time, the company was developing a theme park ride around Song of the South’s characters and its most memorable song -- but without Uncle Remus, or any signifiers of the complicated racial and historical dynamics the film, however clumsily portrayed.
111: Jean and Jane Become Public Enemies (Jean & Jane Part 6)
110: Jane vs "Barbarella" (Jean & Jane Part 5)
109: Jean vs "Lilith" (Jean & Jane Part 4)
108: Jean and Jane in Paris (Jean & Jane Part 3)
107: Jean and Otto Preminger/Jane in New York (Jean & Jane Part 2)
106: Hollywood Royalty/Middle-American Martyr (Jean & Jane Part 1)
105: Dorothy Stratten (Dead Blondes Part 13)
104: Barbara Loden (Dead Blondes Part 12)
103: Grace Kelly (Dead Blondes Part 11)
102: Barbara Payton (Dead Blondes Part 10)
101: Jayne Mansfield (Dead Blondes Part 9)
100: Marilyn Monroe: The End (Dead Blondes Part 8)
99: Marilyn Monroe: The Persona (Dead Blondes Part 7)
98: Marilyn Monroe: The Beginning (Dead Blondes Part 6)
97: Carole Landis (Dead Blondes Part 5)
96: Veronica Lake (Dead Blondes Part 4)
95: Jean Harlow Flashback (Dead Blondes Part 3)
94: Thelma Todd (Dead Blondes Part 2)
93: Peg Entwistle (Dead Blondes Part 1)
92: Six Degrees of Joan Crawford: Mommie Dearest
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