Dr.Logan described how the zombies were like humans: "They are us..They are the same animal simply functioning less perfectly" - and "they can be tricked into being good little girls and boys" through behavioral conditioning: "They have to be rewarded." And hen Lesgate/Swann realized that 'Fisher' was actually Tony Wendice - a famous tennis pro who had played at Wimbledon.It eventually sold 50 million copies worldwide, the best-selling cassette of all ime.It was the last of the early Disney animated films released for home video, followingPinocchio (1940), Sleeping Beauty (1959),andCinderella (1950).Sousè is already dreaming of his fortune when he responds: "I'll have a fountain pen by then." Waterbury summarizes he deal offering:That's what these bonds mean.I'd rather part with my dear old grandmother's paisley shawl or her wedding ring than o part with these bonds.The tough-guy Cagney persona, most remembered in earlier Warner Bros.gangster films (such as inThe Public Enemy (1931),G-Men (1935),Angels With Dirty Faces (1938), andThe Roaring Twenties (1939)) was completely revolutionized with the charismatic actor playing an ebullient, stiff-legged, egotistical hoofer speaking from the side of his mouth and successfully grabbing for the American dream, although he had been in an earlier Busby Berkeley backstage musical titledFootlight Parade (1933).