You're all wrong, Walt. What people want is more fantasy, sweetness, whimsy. Or just call it more Snow White.

10 seconds sound clip from the Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1938) classic radio play.

You can hear this line at 00:42:11 in the radio play.

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- But picking up where you left off, Walt...

- Well, seeing how tremendous your pictures are, if I had to make Snow White over again, I'd have seven hundred dwarfs instead of only seven.

- I'd have seventy thousand. And they'd all be giants except one. And he'd be taller than the rest.

- And instead of buzzards following the old witch, I'd have bombing planes.

- And for a climax, the wicked queen sells Snow White a poisoned fruit stand. I think I'll do it.

- You're all wrong, Walt. What people want is more fantasy, sweetness, whimsy. Or just call it more Snow White.

- Why, think what I could do with Union Pacific if I had the Disney touch.

- My hero could be a steam engine... a prince in disguise.

- One day as he was passing the roundhouse, he heard a sweet voice singing, and looking over the garden wall, he saw a beautiful coal car.

- Yes, that's colossal.

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