Trivia / Pooh's Grand Adventure

• Fake Brit: Brady Blumh as Christopher Robin.
• He Also Did: No, your eyes are not decieving you, Kyoto Animation did help with some of the animation in this film, listed as an "Additional Production Facility".
• Kids' Meal Toy: McDonald's had different Happy Meal toys depending on the region:
  • Asia had a set of four action toys; Pooh, Eeyore, Tigger, and Rabbit.
  • France had a set of four plushes; Pooh, Piglet, Tigger, and Eeyore.
  • Australia had a set of four pieces of a treehouse, each one featuring a character figure; Pooh, Piglet, Tigger, and Eeyore.
• Milestone Celebration: Walt Disney Home Video timed the 2006 DVD release with the 80th anniversary of the first Winnie the Pooh book.
• Manual Misprint: The VHS version uses the Walt Disney Masterpiece Collection logo.
• Non-Singing Voice:
  • Frankie J. Galasso did the singing voice of Christopher Robin rather than Brady Bluhm.
  • In the final number, "Everything Is Right", everyone except Pooh has a singing double. In addition to Galasso as Christopher Robin, Dylan Watson sings for Peter Cullen (Eeyore), and Steve Schatzberg for John Fiedler (Piglet). Jim Cummings, who plays Pooh, also doubles for Paul Winchell as Tigger's singing voice, already having much experience taking over the role from Winchell entirely whenever needed. And while Ken Sansom does his own singing in Rabbit's solo, "If It Says So", an uncredited Jess Harnell doubles for him in the finale.
• The Other Darrin:
  • Most the New Adventures voice cast reprised their roles, as they would for several projects after. The only exceptions are Andre Stojka as Owl (replacing Hal Smith who died shortly after the series ended), and Brady Bluhm as Christopher Robin.
  • In the Latin American Spanish dub, Yamil Atala voices Piglet instead of Diana Santos.
• Role Reprise: Paul Winchell returns as Tigger, having gradually bowed out of New Adventures due to failing health.
• What Could Have Been:
  • According to storyboards, the famous sequence where Christopher Robin gives his "you're braver than you believe" Arc Words was originally a song sung by him to Pooh as a last reassurance and goodbye, which would end with Pooh falling asleep in Christopher's arms and Christopher Robin continuing to hold him until the sequence ended.
  • Earlier dialogue from the prelude to "Adventure Is a Wonderful Thing" had Owl remember a grand adventure he had twenty years prior to save his Uncle Torbett; this dialogue was changed to Owl saying he envied the group for getting a grand adventure.
  • The trailer for the 2006 DVD release listed the New Adventures episode “Pooh Skies” as a bonus feature to be included. However, the DVD would instead include Winnie-the-Pooh and the Blustery Day.

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