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'''''Cats Don't Dance''''' is a 1997 animated film produced by Turner Feature Animation. The film was a box office flop despite its critical success, and it was the only film to be produced by Turner Feature Animation before the Warner Bros.-Turner merger in 1996.<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cats_Don%27t_Dance Wikipedia article for 1997 film.] Retrieved 04 Apr '16.</ref>
'''''Cats Don't Dance''''' is a 1997 animated film produced by Turner Feature Animation. The film was a box office flop despite its critical success, and it was the only film to be produced by Turner Feature Animation before the Warner Bros.-Turner merger in 1996.


The film was initially announced as a production of "Lost Boys," owned by Michael Jackson and David Kirshner.<ref>[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0118829/trivia IMDb trivia page for the film.] Retrieved 04 Apr '16.</ref><ref>[https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=1955&dat=19930615&id=UpguAAAAIBAJ&sjid=NaEFAAAAIBAJ&pg=1625,8673709&hl=en A Reading Eagle newspaper article announcing Jackson's involvement in the film.] Retrieved 04 Apr '16.</ref> Jackson was alleged to produce and star in the film alongside animated Looney Tunes characters (a concept eventually produced in 1996 with Michael Jordan, ''Space Jam'').<ref>[http://www.fthismovie.net/2012/09/unsung-cats-dont-dance.html F This Movie article.] Retrieved 04 Apr '16.</ref> However, he eventually dropped out, and the film was released as an animated feature instead.<ref>[http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Trivia/CatsDontDance TV Tropes film trivia page.] Retrieved 04 Apr '16.</ref>
The film was initially announced as a production of "Lost Boys," owned by Michael Jackson and David Kirshner.<ref>[https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=1955&dat=19930615&id=UpguAAAAIBAJ&sjid=NaEFAAAAIBAJ&pg=1625,8673709&hl=en A Reading Eagle newspaper article announcing Jackson's involvement in the film.] Retrieved 04 Apr '16</ref> Jackson was alleged to produce and star in the film alongside animated Looney Tunes characters (a concept eventually produced in 1996 with Michael Jordan, ''Space Jam'').<ref>[http://www.fthismovie.net/2012/09/unsung-cats-dont-dance.html F This Movie article.] Retrieved 04 Apr '16</ref> However, he eventually dropped out, and the film was released as an animated feature instead.


Little is known of what remains of Jackson's version of the film. Turner supposedly worked with a copy of the script, meaning an original screenplay may exist, but no other footage is known to exist.
Little is known of what remains of Jackson's version of the film. Turner supposedly worked with a copy of the script, meaning an original screenplay may exist, but no other footage is known to exist.
==External Links==
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cats_Don%27t_Dance Wikipedia page for the 1997 version of the film.] Retrieved 04 Apr '16
*[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0118829/trivia IMDb trivia page for the film.] Retrieved 04 Apr '16
*[http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Trivia/CatsDontDance TV Tropes page for the film.] Retrieved 04 Apr '16


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Cats dont dance poster.jpg

Film poster for the official 1997 release.

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Cats Don't Dance is a 1997 animated film produced by Turner Feature Animation. The film was a box office flop despite its critical success, and it was the only film to be produced by Turner Feature Animation before the Warner Bros.-Turner merger in 1996.

The film was initially announced as a production of "Lost Boys," owned by Michael Jackson and David Kirshner.[1] Jackson was alleged to produce and star in the film alongside animated Looney Tunes characters (a concept eventually produced in 1996 with Michael Jordan, Space Jam).[2] However, he eventually dropped out, and the film was released as an animated feature instead.

Little is known of what remains of Jackson's version of the film. Turner supposedly worked with a copy of the script, meaning an original screenplay may exist, but no other footage is known to exist.

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