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In 1949, Walt Disney released his version of ''The Wind in the Willows'' in his film ''The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad'', sharing this with Washington Irving's ''The Legend of Sleepy Hollow''. He has done some changes like Toad being framed for stealing the motorcar instead of actually stealing it himself and changing Rat from a sailor with a Bohemian streak to a stuffy yet caring Englishman.
In 1949, Walt Disney released his version of ''The Wind in the Willows'' in his film ''The Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad'', sharing this with Washington Irving's ''The Legend of Sleepy Hollow''. He has done some changes like Toad being framed for stealing the motorcar instead of actually stealing it himself and changing Rat from a sailor with a Bohemian streak to a stuffy yet caring Englishman.
1983 saw the release of a stop-motion animated movie with more musical numbers than what the book contained. This soon gave way to an animated TV series, two which contain stories from the book: Mole and Rat encountering Pan and Rat wishing to go sailing.
1983 saw the release of a stop-motion animated movie with more musical numbers than what the book contained. This soon gave way to an animated TV series the following year, which contains two stories from the book: Mole and Rat encountering Pan and Rat wishing to go sailing. It also had another movie called ''A Tale of Two Toads'', which deals with a Toad imposter trying to divide Toad's friends and take over Toad Hall all while Toad is kidnapped.
An animated film was adapted in 1995 that follows the book almost faithfully, which is then followed in 1996 by a sequel called ''The Willows in Winter''.
Rankin Bass had their own version released in 1987, which changes several things. They have Portly - Otter's son - changed to a badger and thus Badger's nephew, as well as making Rat a common brown rat as opposed to a water vole.
An animated film was adapted in 1995 that follows the book almost faithfully, which is then followed in 1996 by a sequel called ''The Willows in Winter''. This sequel deals with Toad's latest obsession - airplanes - that gets him not only in trouble with the law again but also nearly gets Rat killed.
1996 had a live-action adaptation with human characters instead of the animal characters. However, those who play the animal characters have some animal characteristics to them, like whiskers.
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