What is The Reluctant Dragon (movie)?
{{more sources|date=July 2018}} {{no footnotes|date=July 2018}} {{Infobox movie | name = The Reluctant Dragon | image = | caption = | director = [[Alfred Werker]] (live action)<br />[[Hamilton Luske]] (animation)<br />Jack Cutting (sequence director)<br />Jack Kinney (sequence director)<br />[[Ub Iwerks]] (sequence director) | writer = ''Live-action:''<br />[[Ted Sears]]<br />[[Al Perkins]]<br />[[Larry Clemmons]]<br />[[William Cottrell|Bill Cottrell]]<br />[[Harry Clork]]<br />[[Robert Benchley]] (uncredited)<br />[[Erdman Penner]]<br />[[T. Hee]]<br />''Baby Weems'' segment:<br />[[Joe Grant]]<br />[[Dick Huemer]]<br />John Miller | based_on = {{based on|''The Reluctant Dragon''|[[Kenneth Grahame]]}} (The Reluctant Dragon segment) | starring = Robert Benchley<br />[[Frances Gifford]]<br />Buddy Pepper<br />[[Nana Bryant]] | producer = [[Walt Disney]] | editing = [[Paul Weatherwax]] | studio = [[Walt Disney Animation Studios|Walt Disney Productions]] | distributor = [[RKO Radio Pictures]] | released = June 27, 1941 | runtime = 74 minutes | country = United States | language = English }} '''''The Reluctant Dragon''''' is a 1941 American combined live action and animated movie. It was produced by [[Walt Disney]]. It was released by [[RKO Radio Pictures]] on June 27, 1941. The movie gives a [[Tour guide|tour]] of the then-new [[Walt Disney Studios (Burbank)|Walt Disney Studios]] in [[Burbank, California]]. The movie stars radio comedian [[Robert Benchley]] and many Disney staffers such as [[Ward Kimball]], [[Fred Moore (animator)|Fred Moore]], [[Norm Ferguson (animator)|Norman Ferguson]], [[Clarence Nash]] and [[Walt Disney]], all as themselves. The first third of the movie is in [[black-and-white]]. The last two-thirds are in [[Technicolor]]. Most of the movie is [[live-action]]. There are four [[short movie|short]] [[animation|animated]] parts. There is a black-and-white part with Casey Junior from ''[[Dum