Goldilocks (short film)

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Goldilocks is a half hour musical animated film produced strictly for television in 1970 and first viewed in 1971. It starred Bing Crosby and was scripted by AJ Carothers. The songs were written by Robert and Richard Sherman. It was also produced by the Sherman Brothers (which was unusual) along with veteran animation producers David H. DePatie and Friz Freleng. The show was unique in that it included not only Bing Crosby, but his wife and two youngest children as well.

Partial Live Action/Vocal Cast included:

• Bing Crosby as "Himself" and "Papa Bear" (Voice)
• Mary Crosby as "Herself" and "Goldilocks" (voice) (credited as "Mary Frances Crosby")
• Nathaniel Crosby as "Himself"
• Kathryn Grant as "Herself" and "Mama Bear" (voice) (credited as "Kathryn Grant Crosby")

The film included three songs:

• "The Human Race"
• "Take a Longer Look"
• "Don't Settle for Less Than the Best"

[edit] External links

• Goldilocks (short film) at the Internet Movie Database