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[Josh]

It's on Demand 5, though, isn't it?

I watched it, too. It was very interesting. I'm surprised they let any cameras backstage!

EDIT: It looks like it's not on Demand 5.

[casschr05]

Its not not Demand 5 but hopefully it will be repeated at some point or appear on Youtube
When I googled trying to locate the show I did find the channel 5 website had a Disneyland Paris Section so was hoping it would be on there but alas nothing

(http://www.channel5.com/shows/disneyland-paris)

If anyone comes across it please do let us know!

[disneymad1000]

It was nice not to see peter andre in it like others predicted that saved a good show

[Boxy]

Peter Andre was there with his children to shoot for his own show on ITV2-' Peter Andre - My Life.'

[mattboywonder]

Peter Andre was there with his children to shoot for his own show on ITV2-' Peter Andre - My Life.'

Peter Andre - My Life?? - anyone who watches that has no life!!

[CafeFantasia]

This just in from @CafeFantasia on Twitter:

[Anthony]

This forum is just shameless plugs these days.

*Goes to post his videos in another topic* ;-)

Here's the actual link to the show on Demand 5: http://www.channel5.com/shows/making-th ... paris-20th

[Anthony]

It seems this has been posted everywhere but here!

I've managed to upload the full show from my Sky+ recording. Not perfect quality as I had to use a cheap USB device and an S-Video cable (who knew they still existed?!), but hopefully adequate enough to enjoy!

[youtube:308ija70]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_HwiKmgPnwo[/youtube:308ija70]

[norhel]

It seems this has been posted everywhere but here!

I've managed to upload the full show from my Sky+ recording. Not perfect quality as I had to use a cheap USB device and an S-Video cable (who knew they still existed?!), but hopefully adequate enough to enjoy!

[youtube:249rxki4]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_HwiKmgPnwo[/youtube:249rxki4]

Interesting video.

[dlrpkris]

So impressed with this production. I mean, it really sells the resort in a subtle way... doesn't feel like promotional material - but it is. Unlike the recent French documentary when it felt like it was exposing too much of the parks.

Great shots, a really professional vibe and fantastic to see all these faces of DLP. Too bad some of this wasn't made in-house for the Disneyland Paris YouTube channel. They'd be great little clips to host online.

[pussinboots]

So impressed with this production. I mean, it really sells the resort in a subtle way... doesn't feel like promotional material - but it is. Unlike the recent French documentary when it felt like it was exposing too much of the parks.

I much prefer the French documentary myself... That one showed the resort as a labor of love by a large, diverse group of talented people. It made it seem like something even a French intellectual could admire for its craftsmanship and attention to detail. The Channel 5 one has everyone with their "welcome to the Disney Store" faces on, feeling like a DVD extra that has been carefully pruned and sanitized by Disney's marketing people. I was afraid Ms Harris was going to start promoting the character train again...

But hey, it's promotion and it does make Dreams seem exciting. I hope it brings in some people.

[dagobert]

It's a nice video that gives a good insight on how they made Dreams, but there are better documentaries about DLRP out there. And they even made a mistake about Walt Disney's first park. According to that video it opened 1957. Get your information right before producing the video.

I guess that video was used to promote the 20th birthday with the new additions to the park.

[Anthony]

Indeed, I'm pretty sure this only came about as part of the 20th Anniversary publicity deal Disney seem to have secured with Channel 5 (possibly including giving them the rights to several high-profile films such as Toy Story 2, which seem rather too good for the channel?), rather than it being intended as some definitive documentary.