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Welcome to why for a new monthly podcast for iTunes. I'm your host Jim Hill and I'll be using the show to answer questions that have been submitted by unofficial guide Disney dish listeners.

This time around I'll be answering a query that Disney dish fan Matt Cooper sent in last month.

Matt wanted to know more about Scruffy, which was an animated feature that Walt Disney Productions had in development in the early 1970s.

Matt wants to know what I have to share about this Ken Anderson project.

Well, Matt, I can tell you that the company's interest in Scruffy actually dates back to the early 1960s.

Walt Disney himself had the studio pursue the movie rights to this Paul Galico book in 1963.

Walt Disney production suggests finished making The Three Lives of Thomasina, which was based on a

1957 Paul Galico book,

Thomasina, The Cat Who Thought She Was God.

I'm serious folks, that was actually the title of the book,

or the subtitle, I mean.

Anyway, Walt really liked how the Three Lives of Thomasina had turned out.

So much so that he took the juvenile leads of this Don Chafey movie,

8-year-old Karen Dotris, and 7-year-old Matthew Garber, and made them Jane and Michael Banks in the

studio's next high-profile production.

Maybe you've heard of this movie, Mary Poppins?

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