‘Jackass Forever’ Director Producing ‘Stolen Kingdom’ About Wrongdoings and Buzzy Theft at Walt Disney World

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Stolen Kingdom title treatment

‘Jackass Forever’ Director Producing ‘Stolen Kingdom’ About Wrongdoings and Buzzy Theft at Walt Disney World

Jeff Tremaine, the director of “Jackass Forever,” is now producing “Stolen Kingdom,” a documentary about the 30-year history of wrongdoing and debauchery at Walt Disney World Resort leading up to the highly-publicized theft of Buzzy — an audio-animatronic from the defunct Cranium Command attraction.

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The film’s title treatment features an image of Buzzy amongst newspaper clippings. The subtitle is “Bad Things Happen at the Happiest Place on Earth.”

“Stolen Kingdom” is directed by first-time filmmakers Joshua Bailey and Sam Fraser of White Lake.

“Josh and Sam somehow found me and introduced me to this story I found so compelling,” Tremaine said. “I was inspired by not only this story but by these young filmmakers. Having been a part of some Disneyland misbehavior, I’m excited to be involved in this.”

CAA represents Tremaine and the film and will be taking it out to buyers soon.

Source: Deadline

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3 thoughts on “‘Jackass Forever’ Director Producing ‘Stolen Kingdom’ About Wrongdoings and Buzzy Theft at Walt Disney World”

  1. I thought they already established and quietly swept under the rug, the fact that Buzzy was taken and stored by the Archives and not actually stolen.

  2. maybe he should do a documentary on how chapek and his regime are stealing/fleecing the patrons of disney. higher prices for everything, perks being constantly taken away or eliminated. like the magical express, over 2 hundred per point for dvc, raising maintanence fees constantly for dvc owners while the taxes are contested and go down, and of course, the elimination of tables in wonderland along with not selling annual passes to the great unwashed. of course, maybe that is too obvious to really make a documentary about.

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