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Hey There, It's Yogi Bear!
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Hey There, It's Yogi Bear! is a 1964 American animated musical comedy film based upon Hanna-Barbera's animated television show The Yogi Bear Show.
Directed and produced by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera. Screenplay by William Hanna, Joseph Barbera and Warren Foster.
HEY THERE! Here's a whole NEW world of wonderful entertainment just for YOU...and YOU...and YOU! taglines
Yogi Bear
Nothing. Nothing, nothing, nothing. Nothing. And because you're such a good kid, here's another nothing, for nothing.
He's turning this park into a boot camp, with me getting the boot.
[hears Ranger Smith on the telephone about Cindy disappears] Cindy?
Sorry to do this, sir. But my fair lady bear needs me!
Chizzling Bros. Circus Sensational spectacular new star Cindy the high wire bear.
[hugs Cindy] There, there, honey. I mean, Cindy. Yogi will take care of you. Don't go away. I'll get the key and set you free.
Cindy Bear
Yogi Bear loves me. He loves me not.
[hears what Boo Boo said about Yogi is being sent to the San Diego Zoo by Ranger Smith] The San Diego Zoo? Oh poor Yogi. Gone to the zoo.
The wrong train?
[after she fails off the train got lost and alone] Oh, Yogi. Where are you, Yogi? [sobbing]
Goodbye? I thought you came to rescue me.
But I'm not the star, I'm a prisoner. [Yogi: Prisoner?] Yes. They keep me locked up in this cage all the time. And that mean dog chases me. And, and that mean man yells at me, and.. And.. [crying] Oh, Yogi, I wanna go home.
Boo Boo Bear
Jellystone won't be the same without Yogi.
Cindy! Yogi isn’t in St. Louis! Cindy! Cindy!
Cindy's lost?
She did so, Yogi.
Ranger Smith
You mean Cindy Bear disappeared cage in all.
That was me, not the President. Put down that phone.
I don’t know how you got here from San Diego. But one thing is sure. You’re going back.
I'll take care of Cindy. I'm locking you in the closet till the truck comes to take you back.
Dialogue
Boo-Boo Bear: It’s spring, Yogi. It’s spring. Yippee!
Cindy Bear: It's the time for whispering sweet nothings in one's ear.
Yogi Bear: Now that I can oblige.
Cindy Bear: Oh, Yogi.
Yogi Bear: Nothing. Nothing, nothing, nothing. Nothing. And because you're such a good kid, here's another nothing, for nothing.
[Ranger Smith is showing a "Do Not Feed The Bears" sign to Yogi]
Ranger Smith: Read this sign.
Yogi Bear: [deliberately reading incorrectly] Uh, "No Smoking In The Forest"?
Ranger Smith: You know what it says, Yogi, and it applies to all the bears, especially you!
Yogi Bear: Uh, yes, sir.
Boo-Boo Bear: But Yogi, the Ranger's not going to like it.
Yogi Bear: What's not to like about Robin Hood? I'll steal from the rich and give to a poor bear: me. Stay here, Friar Boo-Boo.
[Yogi peeks through the window of a cafe]
Yogi Bear: A goodly bunch having lunch.
[He shoots an arrow through the window, spearing various items]
Yogi Bear: Shish-kaboob, Bob-Bob... I mean, shish kabob, Boo-Boo.
Boo-Boo Bear: What are you going to do with it, Yogi?
Yogi Bear: Down the hatch, but natch.
Cindy Bear: [crying] Oh, Yogi. Where are you, Yogi? [sobbing]
Yogi Bear: [on the Ranger's phone] Hello? Hello? Is this the White House?
Ranger Smith: Yogi!
Yogi Bear: Hey, the President knows my name.
Ranger Smith: That was me, not the President. Put down that phone.
Yogi Bear: Yes, sir.
Ranger Smith: I don’t know how you got here from San Diego, But one thing is sure. You’re going back.
Yogi Bear: But, Mr. Ranger, sir, what about Cindy?
Ranger Smith: I'll take care of Cindy. I'm locking you in the closet till the truck comes to take you back.
Yogi Bear: Chizzling Bros. Circus Sensational spectacular new star Cindy the high wire bear.
Cindy Bear: Yogi, what are you doing here?
Yogi Bear: I just dropped in to say goodbye.
Cindy Bear: Goodbye? But I thought you came to rescue me.
Yogi Bear: Rescue you? Rescue the star of the show from her tinseled world of make-believe?
Cindy Bear: But I'm not the star, I'm a prisoner.
Yogi Bear: Prisoner?
Cindy Bear: Yes. They keep me locked up in this cage all the time. And that mean dog chases me. And, and that mean man yells at me, and.. And.. [crying] Oh, Yogi, I wanna go home.
Yogi Bear: There, there, honey. I mean, Cindy. Yogi will take care of you. Don't go away. I'll get the key and set you free.
Cindy Bear: Oh, Yogi, you're so wonderful.
Yogi Bear: Hold that thought. I'll be right back.
[Mugger snickers]
Grifter: Not you! You're not celebrating. [point at Yogi and Cindy in the cage] Now get back there and [Mugger looks back at Yogi and Cindy on the cage inside the tent] guard those bears.
Mugger: [grumbling]
Grifter: What did you say?
[Mugger kissing his hand and feet too]
Grifter: There that's better.
Mugger: [grumbling]
[Ranger Smith, Yogi, Cindy and Boo Boo on the helicopter heading back home to Jellystone]
Yogi Bear: And I can assure you, sir I'll be one of the good bears from now on.
Boo-Boo Bear: Me too, sir.
Cindy Bear: And me, We promise.
Ranger Smith: Well, I'm glad for whoever takes my place.
Yogi Bear: Takes your place, sir?
Ranger Smith: Yep. I'm afraid there's no way of explaing this thing to the commissioner.
Yogi Bear: But, sir.
Taglines
HEY THERE! Here's a whole NEW world of wonderful entertainment just for YOU...and YOU...and YOU!
Hey There! It's the funniest bear anywhere... in his first full-length feature!!
Hey there! It's the BEAR FACTS OF LIFE... as Yogi turns the screen into a 3-ring circus of Mirth, Music and Madness!
Yogi's first full-length feature!
In YOGI color
Cast
Daws Butler as Yogi Bear, Airplane Pilot, Ranger Tom and additional voices
Don Messick as Boo-Boo Bear, Ranger Smith, Ranger Jones, Mugger, Yogi's conscience, the blonde-haired one of the policemen, TV Reporter, Airport Manager
Julie Bennett as Cindy Bear
Mel Blanc as Grifter Chizzling, Southern Accented Bear in Steam Train, Mugger (grumbling sounds)
J. Pat O'Malley as Snively Chizzling
Hal Smith as Corn Pone, Moose and additional voices
Jean Vander Pyl as the Barn Dance Woman and additional voices
Allan Melvin as the Police Sergeant
Jonah and the Wailers as the zoo-bound bears performing "St. Louis"
Thurl Ravenscroft as the black-haired one of the policemen
See also
Yogi Bear, a 2010 film also directed by Eric Brevig
External links
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Category:1964 American animated films
Category:1964 English-language films
Category:Traditionally animated films
Category:American children's animated adventure films
Category:American children's animated comedy films
Category:American children's animated musical films
Category:Yogi Bear films
Category:Road comedy films
Category:Films based on animated television series
Category:American animated romance films
Category:Animated films about bears
Category:Films directed by William Hanna
Category:Films directed by Joseph Barbera