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This is the Living Seas exhibit at Epcot Center in Walt Disney World.
Rob, Rob, did you mention something about sharks?
The entertainment world has gone all out for a 15th birthday party.
Rob, what about the sharks? The sharks!
Sharks!
The sharks! Sharks!
Sharks, let's get out of here!
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For Walt Disney World, it's entertainment this week!
Yeah, but that is definitely it for the water scenes!
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Mom, mom, check it out! It's us!
We're Graham Marshal's in a parade with Mickey and Minnie!
Hey, when the world's largest theme park throws a birthday party,
you can bet your Mickey Mouse ears it's gonna be spectacular.
We're impressed! Yep. So are a lot of other people.
Come on along, party with us! Absolutely!
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Let's jam! Woo! Come on, everybody!
Keep up your dance with us! Woo!
Yeah! This is great!
This, of course, is Cinderella's Castle,
which is said to be the most photographed attraction in the world.
It's located in Fantasyland, which is, of course, home to Peter Pan and the gang.
Hey, and who is Peter Pan's pal? Huh?
Also famous for her acting and flying performances on stage,
and, of course, in Disney movies, Sandy Duncan.
And Sandy is with us. She's here! Hi, Sandy!
Hi, how are you? Good to see you. Fly right in here with us, Sandy. Good to see you.
You had to take time out from showing the kids around.
I'm glad you brought your fan club with you today.
I'm delighted to have just a little break, and so are the kids, obviously.
Now, have they been here before? Is this their first time?
No, this is maybe their tenth time. They've done Disneyland in Tokyo,
but I was doing my one and only there. They've been to LA.
They're all hats. They showed me where to go at this point.
What's their favorite thing?
Mikey likes the Dumbo ride. Oh, the Dumbo.
The Dumbo ride. And Jeffrey, I think probably his favorite ride at this point is...
Small World.
15 years ago is, of course, the birthday party we're all celebrating here.
How were you involved, or were you involved 15 years ago when Disney World opened?
They opened, as a matter of fact, on a weekend that I was invited to.
They had a big celeb weekend, and I had my tickets to come and everything.
I was excited. And they found out that very week that I had a tumor behind my left eye,
and I had to go in for surgery, and I did not get to come to the opening.
So may I tell you that to be here 15 years later with two healthy kids
and a happy life is a real nice anniversary for me as well.
I know they're glad to have you here and be part of this celebration.
We've got a little Duncan history here.
I think the three of us ought to turn back the clock
and really take a look at the history before this place was even open.
In fact, it was a dream.
As you can see on this master plan, the theme park and all the other tourist facilities
fill just one small area of our enormous Florida project.
According to this scale, I am six miles tall.
Now that's 12 miles from here up to here, and the whole area encompasses 27,400 acres.
Walt Disney now had something to match his dreams, Elbow Room.
With an area twice the size of Manhattan, Disney could build and expand without limit.
But tragically, Walt Disney died in December 1966,
long before those dreams could be realized.
Walt's brother Roy took the reins and began implementing the ideas Walt had described
so enthusiastically, building a full-sized magic kingdom
and laying the foundations for a futuristic world community.
Roy dedicated the park to the memory of Walt on October 25, 1971.
The Walt Disney World is a tribute to the philosophy and the life of Walter Elias Disney.
Work immediately began on the experimental prototype community of tomorrow, Epcot.
Epcot epitomized the Disney philosophy, excitement and exploration in beautiful surroundings,
and always in a constant state of becoming.
The man is gone, but the dreams of that young cartoonist from Kansas City
push boldly toward the 21st century and beyond.
Your dreams come true
This very familiar and impressive site is Spaceship Earth.
It really is the symbol of Epcot Center.
It's the experimental prototype community of tomorrow.
Hey, and coming up in just a couple of seconds here,
Joe Namath and Kathleen Turner Plus 5, count them, 5 great musical acts performing.
Buddy Rich, The Temptations, The Four Tops, Crystal Gale and The Miami Sound Machine.
They're performing in concert here at Walt Disney World.
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You get two parks here at Walt Disney World.
The Magic Kingdom, which is symbolized by Cinderella's Castle at the end of Main Street.
And now, three miles about that way, to Epcot Center and Leza.
Whoa, leaping lizards, as Batman or Robin used to say.
He tells me that this is one of the most popular parts of the park because of this leaping fountain.
People love to come here.
This is a section called Journey into Imagination.
This, by the way, is where Michael Jackson's big new film, Captain EO, is playing.
It's terrific.
But, Mickey, is Michael Jackson sort of a, I don't know, is he a threat to you?
Is he competition?
Mickey, I'm sorry. I was kidding.
Of course, you're my favorite superstar.
Let's take a look at a movie preview, all right?
We've got a film called Clockwise to show you.
It stars John Cleese. It opens Friday.
It's about a very British schoolmaster who finds himself late for an appointment one day.
He hitches a ride with two women, and that's where things get a little bit sticky.
So with that in mind, Mickey, what do you say?
Let's go off to the movies.
After you.
Whoa, look out!
MUSIC
Now, I wanted to be in Norwich at three to greet everyone as they arrive.
I can't be there at three, so instead I want to be there at five in time to deliver my speech.
This is how mankind has evolved from the primeval slime, by adapting to circumstances.
We can't go forwards, so we'll go backwards instead.
Put it in reverse for her, Laura. I'll push.
MUSIC
No, thank you. Stay here. Don't move.
MUSIC
There are movies playing all around Walt Disney World, but moviegoers everywhere are talking about Captain EO, which is playing right here.
Just how good really is Captain EO, and how good is Michael Jackson?
Well, our own 3D movie reviewer, Leonard Malton, has reviews of Captain EO, plus four other movies playing around the country.
Leonard?
Rob and Lisa, I like Captain EO, and of course, what makes it so much fun is seeing it in 3D, in a specially rigged theater.
Captain EO isn't just a film, it's an experience. It's special effects that happen live, not just on screen.
Plus, there's Michael Jackson doing what Michael Jackson does best, and a lot of glitzy, high-tech hardware.
Nothing intellectual here, but a lot of fun, and it rates a nine.
The name of the rose is taken from a very intellectual novel, but at the core, it's a detective story that happens to be set in a 14th century abbey.
Sean Connery is terrific, and the story is very interesting, but the film, I'm afraid, is long and plodding, so we wind up with a six.
Tough Guys gives us two bona fide movie stars, Kirk Douglas and Burt Lancaster, in a script that gets sillier as it goes along.
This is really juvenile, predictable stuff, though it's great to watch Kirk and Burt together, so I'm giving this a six.
The Boy Who Could Fly is an uneasy balance between domestic drama and fantasy.
How'd you get in here?
But it's so appealing that it's hard to dislike, and the performance is our first rate, so it scores a seven.
Crocodile Dundee is the nicest surprise of the season, a really sweet comedy with elements of romance and adventure, starring that popular Aussie, Paul Hogan.
Michael J. Crocodile Dundee.
What a lot of fun. Good-natured comedy with a touch of whimsy that rates an eight.
Judging from this comedy, Hollywood could take a tip from our mates down under. That's our weekend movie wrap-up.
I'm Leonard Maltin, Entertainment This Week.
Leonard, I wish you were here with us right now. We're back in front of the living seas at Disney World.
You remember earlier in the show, we made our scuba debuts on national television.
Yeah, we were great there, ten feet underwater. I'm not going back in, I'm not getting wet, but there is six million gallons of sea water in there,
not to mention enough fish to fill the ocean, plus Lisa's good friend, the sharks.
The sharks, yes. Well, one time qualifies you to be a real trooper anyway, right?
Thank you. All right.
A real trooper is our next subject, a big star that we've got an interview coming up with.
She really has put her life on the line, really a lot of perilous duties she's had in the line of acting.
One-on-one with Mary Hart, Kathleen Turner.
Kathleen Turner made a sizzling screen debut in Body Heat, playing the consummate femme fatale.
Then she spoofed that image in The Man with Two Brains.
In Romancing the Stone, Turner showed more versatility, playing a mousy romance novelist.
In Crimes of Passion, she played one of the most theatrical prostitutes ever seen on screen.
Next, a female hit person in Preeti's Honor.
Now in her latest film, Peggy Sue Got Married, Turner plays a character unlike all the others,
a 43-year-old woman who goes back to the age of 18 with the chance to change her destiny.
And what's the meaning of this, Peggy Sue?
Well, Mr. Snellgrove, I happen to know that in the future I will not have the slightest use for algebra,
and I speak from experience.
The first thing that comes to mind when I think about the five years
of film that you have done, Kathleen, is what a variety of roles.
Yeah, isn't it great?
Have you really carefully picked each role, and is there a plan to it all?
No, I can't honestly say there's a plan. I would like to take credit for that, but I can't.
It's really, I think it's more that when I do one kind of role, I'm immediately attracted to a sort of opposite.
You know, when I've done a nice girl, I want to do an awful girl.
And when I've done an awful girl, I really have no desire to do her again.
I think just when you've done one woman, you're just not interested in her again.
You really look for something out of line.
But it's something that a lot of actors are afraid to do.
They're afraid to make that stretch and break out of the mold.
Well, it is, but that's because that doesn't seem to bother me that much.
I'm kind of more interested in exploring people's reactions than knowing that they'll accept what I do.
What do you think is the most memorable scene of all your movies that people identify you with?
Well, I got to say, I think it's the one in body where they break open when it breaks open the window.
I've read someplace where you said that you felt everybody could be sexy.
Oh, yeah, I do. I do. I really think it's how you feel about yourself. I always have.
I mean, there are certainly days that I think one feels better or worse, and there are nights when one feels glorious, depending, of course, on the circumstances.
But I don't think it's a question of makeup or hair or clothing. I think it's really how you feel.
Yeah. At what point did you realize it worked for you?
Well, I didn't used to think I was very attractive. And in fact, for many years, I'm not sure I was throughout high school and stuff.
I don't know. I run into kids from high school now in London, and they tell me that I was just so stupid, I didn't know.
But in college, guys started telling me, you know, God, your legs and oh, yeah, this and oh, that.
And I started to believe them, you see, because it's nice to believe people when they say nice things.
And so then you start sort of emphasizing these. But I realized that for years I had the same assets and didn't feel the same way about them at all.
So obviously it's attitude.
A lot of people get bent out of shape. I mean, the ego gets out of control and ultimately a lot of people become very unhappy with the kind of success that you're experiencing and will continue to experience.
How do you keep that under control?
Hmm. I think a lot of it is is not thinking of yourself as sort of the third person actor star.
I found a few years ago, and I think I said this somewhere, that you you start to think of yourself as Kathleen Turner instead of just me.
Oh, you. OK, you. And and when you start to objectify yourself and and get a distance in the way that other people come up and see you,
you know, you're capital K, capital T, Kathleen Turner. This is a false image and you can't take it home with you otherwise, you know, you really what are you doing?
You're talking to yourself. I mean, what is this? So I think you have to learn to stay away from that and and not to see yourself through anybody else's eyes,
not to become an idea of yourself given to you by other people. That's dangerous.
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Samantha Fox is now the world's number one pin up.
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She was a working class girl with a first class body who now earns ten thousand dollars a week.
Well, you kiss on the cheek, thank you.
The Samantha Fox story, a strictly adults only look at Britain's hottest sex symbol.
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What is it about these incredible magic rings that's leaving everybody spellbound?
Is it to do with their colors, numbers, and signs?
Or perhaps it's that strange clicking sound as you rotate magic rings in a vain attempt to solve this incredible puzzle.
Of course there's only one real way to find out the magic of magic rings, isn't there?
How much did you weigh the public reaction and the industry reaction when you decided to do Crimes of Passion?
Oh yeah, yeah. Well that was kind of submerged by my personal fears.
I was just, I just got engaged at that point.
And my husband, now my husband, then my fiance, wasn't overwhelmingly joyful about my doing that character.
So that was more important to me at that time, his reaction, than anyone else's.
Which probably was a great thing because it kept me from getting scared.
How did he react when he saw it?
He understood.
He did understand?
Yeah, I mean it's not his favorite show.
But he certainly thinks it's good work.
Yeah. Do you think now that you've been married for what, two years?
Yeah, it'll be two years and two weeks.
That goes fast.
I know.
Good two years?
Oh great. Great, really. I recommend marriage highly.
Do you really?
Yeah, I do.
Well you were single for a long time and I suppose it hit the dating scene.
No, I couldn't handle that actually. I wasn't any good at that.
I would get terrified.
And I would end up calling up my date, you know, like at six o'clock and say,
listen, you don't have to go to dinner. It's okay.
I'm a little tired and I really don't know how to.
So I always was trying to get out of them at the last minute. I got scared.
Why'd you get scared?
Well, because I was, I've really never been good at playing the field in a way.
I've always been, had, I had one serious involvement for many years,
two years before I met my husband. And that's my pattern.
I'm just not good at dating.
Was it more difficult for you to once you became a movie star?
Well, I found that I was a bit of a challenge to men.
I would actually sort of encounter a sort of attitude that was like,
I think it was left over from Maddie Walker in Body Heat where they would kind of go,
so let's see you pull something on me. Come on, come on.
You know, I haven't done anything yet.
So it was a little intimidating.
Jay must be very open-minded in your relationship and put up with a lot.
Well, it's not easy. It's not at all easy. It's particularly for a man.
I mean, it would be difficult for me to be the spouse of someone who got as much attention as I get.
And I think particularly for a man, it's very, very hard.
It feels like taking second place, even if as much as the love is
and as much as attention as you can pour into each other,
if you go out in the world and everybody knows one person's name and they don't know the other,
it's a little tough.
Why did you meet him in the first place?
Well, actually, this is a good story.
Why are you laughing?
Because it's funny. He's, you know, he's in real estate.
Yeah.
And I come back from romancing the stone and I think I'd been on location that year about 11 months.
So I was subletting this hole on 57th Street in New York.
So my agent in my agency in New York said that she knew a guy in real estate who would help me find an apartment.
So he lined up all these apartments for me to look at one Sunday and to thank him.
I took him to lunch. You know, I thought that was the least I could do was feed him after dragging him around the city.
And we talked until about four o'clock in the morning.
And then I saw him every single day after that.
Were you ready to be married at that time?
I guess I was. Well, I really didn't. I actually thought I would never marry at that point.
I really didn't think any man would want to be part of my life.
But Jay was also about the only man I ever met that struck me as as having the assurance not to need to take his self image from the person he was with.
So I figured it would work.
You bring up an important point, and that is you figured, well, you know, maybe it would never happen because this is my career.
Do you feel that the career comes first?
No, actually, I don't find a conflict like that. I don't find that it has to be either or.
It's wonderful. It's fabulous to have something besides acting in my life because for years I really didn't.
And if I wasn't working, I didn't know what to do with myself.
Now I have a home. I have a home of a life there and friends that I share with him. So it's great. It's only added.
Well, it is great fun talking with you. I'm energized. Thanks, Kathleen, and good luck with everything.
Thank you.
This year is the 15th birthday of Walt Disney World, a uniquely American institution.
It is also about to be the bicentennial of another uniquely American institution, one of our most important, the Constitution.
With me is Chief Justice Warren E. Berger, who is spearheading the bicentennial movement.
Now how have you gone about tying in the bicentennial of our Constitution with Walt Disney World's 15th birthday?
Because you've given us a big audience down here, frankly. You've got thousands of journalists,
and we hope they'll go back home and tell some of these stories to their readers and their local television stations.
And that's really why we're here. We're getting a free ride on Walt Disney, whom I had the pleasure to know slightly many, many years ago.
What would happen if we tried to rewrite our Constitution today?
I don't think we should try. We've got a very good Constitution. It's worked for 200 years longer than any other Constitution in history.
It isn't perfect. Nothing human is perfect. But it's the best one ever devised with division of powers, separation of powers,
checks and balances, and that's what's made it work. That's the genius of it.
Always a good reminder.
Lisa, I'm going to throw it back to you. Take it.
If you've got a camera, you'll feel right at home around here, because for the birthday bash, there's something like 5,000 media people.
We're calling this the world's largest media event, as a matter of fact. Lots to take pictures of.
This is the American Adventure. Whole bunch of history going on here.
I'd like to get it, but there seems to be something wrong with my camera, and I don't understand it. These are idiot-proof and everything.
Mickey Mouse! Mickey! Hi! Thank you. Oh my, what a ladies man.
Can you help me? I'd like to get a picture, but something is the matter. Oh, the lens cover. I had it covered, of course.
Hey, listen, can you get me in it if I stand right here, Mick?
Okay, how's that? Cheese! Got it? Great. Thank you, Mickey.
Hey, we hope you'll stay with us, because we've got a lot more coming up, a lot of show. We've got Joe Namath, Toto, parades, and it's all coming your way from Mickey's stomping ground Disney World. Stick around.
Thanks, Mickey.
Coming up in the David Johnston collection, an incredible story of human endurance about a group of people who should not have survived the harsh winter wilderness in Alaska.
For the first time on television, the remarkable special Survive the Frozen North, 7.30 Monday on 10.
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In October, Blue Thunder. It's a battle for them, it's a war. It's a battle for them, it's a war. Blue Thunder.
The Busters. 1986. Australian Formula One Grand Prix.
As you come up Main Street here at the Magic Kingdom, into Town Square, you see tons of families everywhere. This is a lot of fun.
We're about to meet a guy who recently became a family man, and it shocked all of America, really.
When Joe Namath got married, he married a lovely lady named Deborah. They have the cutest little girl, and he has certainly settled into family life.
They call Florida right here their home. It's incredible.
He's turned into so much of a family man, he's even turned into an author about families and sports. As a matter of fact, about parents and how their kids should get into sports.
I had a chance to talk with him and meet that cute little girl when they were at their home on the West Coast in Los Angeles.
He's been quarterback Joe, Broadway Joe, and Joe the womanizer.
But now it's Joe the husband and father, and the only women in his life are his 11-month-old daughter Jessica and his actress wife, Deborah.
You're not allowed to kiss any football player, except me. I'm the only one.
I thought I was in love before, but I certainly was wrong. It's certainly not the kind of love that I have toward Deborah and now Jessica as well.
I was just lucky. It's just worked out perfectly so far. We haven't had an argument or a quarrel in a couple of years that we've been married.
Jessica is now the most delightful young lady I've ever been around along with Deborah.
Deborah, are there things that you've learned about Joe that the public might be shocked to learn about?
Oh, I think yes. I mean, I think that Joe has just had such a different image.
The image that I read about is a far cry from Joe. Even doing this interview, Joe knows how to become something that he must become for business.
But Joe could sit at a dinner for an hour and not say a word.
I've often reflected and thought of myself as that little puppy dog.
You ever see how a puppy dog reacts when he gets out and just starts running all over the place, having a good time?
And then the big old dog would come walk along mature. Well, I'm kind of like the mature dog now or in between.
I take my time. I don't get out and get into things the way I used to.
Your image is very closely tied with your career and your image has certainly been very much that of a sex symbol.
Now that you're married, how has that affected your image and how do you think that's going to affect your career?
Well, it has affected a career in a sense.
A couple of companies that I work with already have declined to use me or said that my image has changed because I'm a married man now, no longer single and available.
And I think availability does have something to do with being a sex symbol, realistically, you know.
Namath is no longer being used as a spokesman for Fabergé and has been removed from the booth on Monday Night Football.
Those things have certainly been disappointments, I suppose. Does your ego bruise easily?
No, it doesn't bruise easily, but it bruises. I mean, I felt very disappointed in not doing the Monday Night Football again.
The part of not being used by Fabergé for the last couple of years because of my marriage, I think, is kind of silly.
That's their problem and not ours.
Both of you have acting aspirations. How do you decide whose career gets the attention?
Mine!
That's it, Fort Pitt. I've had a pretty good run of things. Now it's her turn. She's entitled to the spotlight. I'd go right out and go for it.
Now we're going to talk to the real authorities about Walt Disney World. And I'm not talking fancy, high-priced marketing consultants.
No, I'm talking about the guys who really know what Disney World is all about, like my friend Danny. Hi, Danny.
Hi.
How you doing?
Good.
What do you like so much about Walt Disney World? What's the best thing?
All the rides and stuff.
You like the rides?
Yeah.
Which ride is best at Walt Disney World?
Big Thunder Mountain.
What do you like best about Walt Disney World?
I don't know.
You don't know? This is my agent, Richie, who just happened to be here in the park. Hey, Richie, what's the best thing about Walt Disney World?
I don't know.
How about making something up?
All the rides.
Yeah, that's pretty good. What ride do you want to go on?
Space Mountain.
What's the best thing about coming to Walt Disney World?
We don't know because this is our first time. And we're going on Space Mountain and Snow Mountain.
Music.
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At Walt Disney World, you can see what it was like long ago and what it's going to be like in the future.
Here at the World Showcase in Epcot Center, the purpose is to give each of us a taste and a look back at the countries around the world.
You can drop in on the United Kingdom. Or you can enjoy the joie de vivre of France.
Put on your Fez. Go to Morocco.
Cross the Pacific to Japan.
Or you can stay home and enjoy the history of the American adventure.
Right next door, there it is, Ytthali.
And then, on to the tradition of Germany.
Finally, the exotic world of China.
How's that for a look around the world? Not bad, huh?
Just to prove that it's possible, let's go across the lagoon to Lisa, who is standing right in China.
Being the world traveler that I have become here at Disney World, I've already checked out the Great Wall,
been all through the exotic Orient, and had a fabulous Chinese meal, complete, of course, with a fortune cookie.
Let's see what it says here.
Ah, it says here that the Grammy-winning rockers known as Toto have a new album, a new tour, and a new lead singer.
Wow. Honorable Bubbie Columbia. Household Flurry.
1982 was Toto's year.
The band won three Grammys, including Best Record of the Year for Rosanna and Best Album of the Year.
Fond memory, really fond memory. It was an honor, a great honor to have gotten that.
I still really don't actually believe that it actually really happened.
There were moments like, no, it didn't really happen.
But since then, Toto has been in something of a slump.
Now they're back trying to recapture that intangible quality that led to their past glory.
It was like orchestral violence is the only way I can put it, you know. And it grooved, too, so it had everything I liked and great vocals.
Toto's new album, Fahrenheit, features a new lead singer, Joseph Williams. He's the son of renowned composer John Williams.
I'll explain it this way. You know, their first album was what I used to like hold up to my dad and go, see, it can be done, you know.
What was your reaction when you were asked to audition for Toto?
Crazy feeling, you know, like somebody said, Joe, get off the floor.
I mean, it was incredible. It was like, you know, the dream. So I got right in the car and went, over to Jeff's. It was great.
Oh, oh, somewhere, somewhere, someone's crying.
How do you think your audience will react to a third lead singer?
Well, you know, if the record does really well, it looks like it's going to do well. It looks like he might be around for a while.
We like, we like, we like.
I know that I can't forget you as soon as my heart stops breaking.
The first single from the new album, I'll Be Over You, has already broken into the top 40.
We're just getting ready to go on tour. We're going from Japan to Europe, and then after the holidays, we're going to tour the States.
So we're looking forward to a pretty full year. I mean, it seems like there's a lot of interest out there, so people are accepting it, you know.
Wherever they'll have us, we'll play.
All right, Toto, thank you very much. Hey, don't go away, though. You spoil the magic.
And coming up, we've got a musical extravaganza. We've got Buddy Rich, The Four Tops, The Temptations, and much more.
And when you talk about performers, they've got them here at Disney World.
In fact, on any given day or night, there are 650 of them.
Wow.
On October 25th, they're going to be joined by a few more for a special Halloween celebration, including Eldabarge, The Jets, Stacy Q, and Ashford & Simpson.
I mean, what more could you ask for?
We'll be right back.
This week, Nightlife checks out the Australian Film Industry Awards, and we look at some of the top nominations, Malcolm and Cactus.
We'll also have some nostalgia with the Easy Beats and a look at 60s nightclubs. So join us on Tuesday at 11.40 for Nightlife.
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It's nighttime now at Walt Disney World and the lights and the stars are shining brightly.
And the people are having the time of their lives, a steady beat of them coming in.
And a steady beat of the music also.
We're going to drop in on five acts performing on stages all over the Magic Kingdom.
Right now audiences are spinning to the sounds of The Four Tops.
How important are doing those classic songs to a set?
That's the Four Tops. That's what people love about The Four Tops.
As long as they love it, we're going to give it to them.
And we're tickled to death that they do.
The music continues. Let's go to Crystal Gale at the Tomorrowland Terrace.
I really didn't know how the crowd would be. I was a little apprehensive.
They were just wonderful. I couldn't ask for a better crowd.
I'd say you had a terrific response on Cry off your new album.
You know, that song, it's a special song.
I guess because it was a hit at one time for Johnny Ray and several people in the past who recorded it.
It's just a wonderful song. It's a song that has a lot of meaning in different ways.
For me, every time I sing, it's like you let your hair down and go on and cry.
I almost want to laugh at that part.
Such a kind of band behind the cloudy sky.
So let your hair down and go on and cry.
And now over to Cinderella's Castle with Lisa and the Miami Sound Machine.
I'm making mistakes that I can't afford to make.
So overworked, starting to show it. Gotta take a break, because I lose my mind.
You are really a bundle of energy. Where does that come from?
Well, we have a good time up here. I think it shows it.
I think that's the only way to do it, because it's a lot of hard work.
So we just have fun with it and enjoy every moment we're up here on stage.
People must always ask you, but it's still a valid question.
What about this husband-wife act on the road?
It's tough enough traveling with a band, but being married...
It's great, because I think when I host my wife, it's great because you get to love the person a little more.
You work hard together, and I think it's worked out great for us because we have very similar tastes besides the work.
We have the same hobbies, the same thing. And we get along real good.
It just happened to work, and we're very happy.
Is there something about playing here to a home-state crowd that makes it extra sweet for you?
It does, and it's special because this is our last concert of the year.
So it's great to come home after all this traveling and be able to do something for the hometown crowd.
It felt great, besides all the people that came from outside Florida.
But it was wonderful. I loved it.
Alright, there's music going on all over the park, as you know right now.
We're going to take time out for a commercial break, but we'll be right back with Buddy Rich and the Temptations.
The world's biggest straw-necked ibis rookery here in northern Victoria is under threat.
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