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The Mouse and His Child (movie)

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Alternative title:
Oyako Nezumi no Fushigi na Tabi (Japanese)
The Extraordinary Adventures of the Mouse and His Child
親子ねずみの不思議な旅 (Japanese)
Plot Summary: mouse and his child. The father mouse speaks in a monotone voice that may possibly drive you up a wall. Anyway, they end up on a journey to become independent and self winding. During their travels they run into Manny the Rat, who uses toys especially wind-ups, to do his dirty work. A very interseting, and funny part is Manny the Rat crashing the theatrical production and starts to recite some heavy vocabulary until getting hit in the head with a tomato. 
Running time: 83 minutes
Vintage: 1977-11-18
Premiere date:
1977-11-18 (USA)
1978-03-11 (Japan)
Release dates: We have 2
Opening Theme:
"Tell Me My Name" by Colin Chasain Kellaway
Comment:
A joint production of deFaria-Lockhart Productions and Sanrio, in association with Murakami-Wolf Productions.
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VHS
    The Mouse and His Child (Dub.VHS) 1991-04-24 (from $119.99)

Japanese staff
Japanese cast
Executive producer: Shintaro Tsuji

Background Art: Paro Hozumi
Graphics:
Etsuko Fujioka
Teruko Hozumi (as Pico Hozumi)
Theme Song Lyrics: Nobuhiko Ōbayashi
Theme Song Performance:
Atsuko Sakamoto
Kazuo Kumakura
Atsuko Sakamoto as The Mouse Child
Hiroshi Sakamoto as The Mouse Father

Fuyumi Shiraishi as Paper Woman
Gorō Naya as Boss Crow
Ichirō Zaitsu as Manny
Kazuo Kumakura as Muskrat
Kinba Sanyūtei as Frog
Makio Inoue as Paper Man
Masumi Harukawa as Elephant
Shinobu Ōtake as Seal
Shunji Fujimura as Ralphie
Yukiji Asaoka as Euterpe

Chiyoko Kawashima as Starling
Ichirō Nagai as Jack in the Box
Isamu Tanonaka as Kingfisher
Jouji Yanami as The Clock
Kaneta Kimotsuki as Bluejay
Keiko Han as Squirrel
Kenichi Ogata as Badger
Kōji Yada as Crow
Osamu Katō as Iggy
Rihoko Yoshida as Chipmunk
Yumi Nakatani as Starling
Japanese companies
Distributor: Nihon Herald Eiga
Production: Sanrio
Recording Studio: AVACO Creative Studios
Theme Song Production: Polydor
English staff
English cast
Script: Carol Mon Pere
Original creator: Russell Conwell Hoban
Art Director: David McMacken
Executive producer: Warren Lockhart
Producer: Walt de Faria

Animation Check Supervisor: Ann Oliphant
Assistant Color Supervisor: Fumiko R. Sommer
Assistant producer: Judy Kauffman
Associate producer: Alex Lucas
Background Superviser: Lorraine Andrina
Color Supervisor: Wilma Guenot
Editoral Supervisor: Rich Harrison
Ink & Paint Supervisor: Elizabeth Wright
Music Supervision: Jules Chaiken
Photography: Wally Bulloch
Production Assistant:
Don Coorough
Mike Kubina
Production Coordination: Donna Evans
Production manager: Amy Kennedy
Still Photography: Donna Benefield
Alan Barzman as The Mouse
Marcy Swenson as The Mouse Child (young)

Peter Ustinov as Emmanuel Wolfington Manny Rat III

Andy Devine as Frog dressed as a white glove
Bob Holt as Muskrat
Bob Ridgely as Jack in the Box
Charles Woolf as
Bluejay
Paper People
Cliff Norton as Crow
Cliff Osmond as C. Serpentina
Cloris Leachman as
Big Green Bird
Euterpe
Frank Nelson as Crow
Iris Rainer as
Paper People
Starling
Joan Gerber as The Elephant
John Carradine as The Tramp
Maitzi Morgan as
Teller
The Sterling
Mel Leven as Ralphie
Neville Brand as Iggy
Regis Cordic as
Hawk
The Clock
Sally Kellerman as The Seal
English companies

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