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Homecoming – Hercules

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Fresno Christian’s senior homecoming court nominees choose a Disney movie to market during  FC homecoming, Oct. 5. Candidates Macie Thompson and Kyle Friesen both have an interest in Hercules.

This week’s chosen movies include, ‘Star Wars‘, ‘Lilo and Stitch‘, ‘The Hunchback of Notre Dame‘, ‘Hercules‘, and ‘Tangled‘.  FC leadership voted on the Disney theme called ‘Homecoming Happily Ever After‘.

The theme will be carried out as classes work on floats from various Disney movies. Floats will be showcased and open for voting at the 34th annual FC homecoming, Oct. 5.

Homecoming nominees, Thompson and Friesen take part in ‘Homecoming Happily Ever After’ by dressing up as Hercules and Meg. Thompson expresses why she and Friesen chose this disney movie.

“We chose Hercules because we thought it’s suited us very well,” Thompson said, “Also because Kyle didn’t really know Disney and this seemed like a super fun choice!”

Hercules Movie Facts

– Hercules animators used 72,000 pencils and 1 million sheets of paper

– Hercules was disney first movie based on a myth and not a fairytale or folklore

– Technically Hercules was the cousin of disney princess Ariel.

– This part was one of the favorites that James Wood has ever played.

– The animators spent 6 to 14 hours to render a frame of the Hydra, depending on how many heads it had.

 

 

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