<p>Director Mark Osborne's animated film adaption of Antoine de Saint-Exupery’s “The Little Prince” finally found its way to American audiences through Netflix. Joe Theroux of 401 Stories discusses the film’s good points, shortcomings, and severely misguided failures.</p><a rel="payment" href="http://www.patreon.com/GoodPeopleDoingGood">Support the show</a>

Director Mark Osborne's animated film adaption of Antoine de Saint-Exupery’s “The Little Prince” finally found its way to American audiences through Netflix. Joe Theroux of 401 Stories discusses the film’s good points, shortcomings, and severely misguided failures.Support the show

<p>Director Mark Osborne's animated film adaption of Antoine de Saint-Exupery’s “The Little Prince” finally found its way to American audiences through Netflix. Joe Theroux of 401 Stories discusses the film’s good points, shortcomings, and severely misguided failures.</p><a href="http://www.patreon.com/GoodPeopleDoingGood" rel="noopener noreferrer">Support the show</a>

401 Stories - A Critique of Mark Osborne's "The Little Prince"

Aggressively Positive is a positive news podcast brought to you by Adam Theroux of Good People Doing Good. We feature positive and inspiring news stories, uplifting and non conventional looks on life, and a look into the uplifting and fun brain of me, Adam Theroux, and the non profit, Good People Doing Good. For more information visit GoodPeopleDoingGood.org or email GoodPeopleDoingGoodORG@gmail.comThis was once the podcast feed for “401 Stories”, created by my brother. We have made an agreement that if he ever records another episode, we will be uploading here as a bonus!——————————FORMERLY THE RSS FEED FOR 401 Stories. But we will always offer the full archive of all episodes!!!401 Stories: This book contains four hundred and one stories and each one is an adapted folktale, fairy tale, urban legend, modern myth, or some other synonym for the same thing: "Once upon a time, something happened." 401 Stories is a project of storyteller Joe Theroux and is intended for and enjoyed by children as well as grownups. For more information go to 401Stories.com

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401 Stories - A Critique of Mark Osborne's "The Little Prince"

401 Stories - A Critique of Mark Osborne's "The Little Prince"