Mousetalgia - Episode 7

Mousetalgia! - Your Disneyland Podcast

Jeff Baham

Leisure, Society & Culture, Places & Travel

4.4 • 776 Ratings

🗓️ 1 November 2008

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

Join Dave, Jeff, and Becky in an exclusive interview with Margaret Kerry, the original reference model for Tinker Bell from Walt Disney's 1953 classic Peter Pan. In part one of a two-part interview, Margaret talks about being hired to portray Tink, and she discusses Tink's journey from Peter Pan's sidekick to international superstar. Margaret also shares some stories from early Disneyland encounters, and gives her review of the new Tinker Bell movie! Kristen also checks in from Uganda, where she is currently working.

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0:00.0	You're listening to Mousalgia November 1st, 2008.
0:10.0	Hold on to your hats and glasses.
0:12.5	This here's the wildest podcast in the Willfers.
0:15.8	Music Mousstalgia.
0:30.4	Everybody meeting pretty?
0:31.8	I'm on with the show.
0:36.1	Welcome to Moustalgia, your podcast about Disneyland, Disney's California Adventure, and everything else, Disney.
0:42.5	Today, we have Jeff.
0:44.3	Hello, everybody.
0:45.5	And Becky.
0:46.4	Hi.
0:47.2	And your host, Dave.
0:48.6	Hi, Dave.
0:49.5	Hey, everybody.
0:51.8	All right.
0:52.5	Well, today we have a very special guest who will be talking to us about what it was like to be the reference model for Tinkerbell.
0:59.8	Wow.
1:00.2	In the original Peter Payne.
1:02.2	Wow.
1:02.9	That's awesome.
1:03.8	Unfortunately, Kristen is unable to join us because she is in Africa.
1:07.6	She's actually in Africa doing some reporting about AIDS and HIV virus and its toll over
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