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| Gabriel Damon | ... |
Nemo
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| Mickey Rooney | ... |
Flip
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| Rene Auberjonois | ... |
Professor Genius
(voice)
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Danny Mann | ... |
Icarus
(voice)
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Laura Mooney | ... |
Princess Camille
(voice)
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Bernard Erhard | ... |
King Morpheus
(voice)
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| Bill Martin | ... |
Nightmare King
(voice) (as William E. Martin)
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| Alan Oppenheimer | ... |
Oomp
(voice)
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| Michael Bell | ... |
Oompy
(voice)
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Sidney Miller | ... |
Oompe
(voice)
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| Neil Ross | ... |
Oompa
(voice)
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John Stephenson | ... |
Oompo /
Dirigible Captain
(voice)
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Greg Burson | ... |
Nemo's Father /
Flap
(voice)
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Jennifer Darling | ... |
Nemo's Mother
(voice)
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| Sherry Lynn | ... |
Bon Bon
(voice)
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A young boy whose dreams transcend reality is sucked into his own fantasy, which is everything he has dreamed of until he unleashes a century old secret that may not only destroy this perfect dream world but reality itself. Written by Kadi Lynnith
Ever rent a movie out of curiosity because, although you've never heard a good thing about it, you want to see it anyway because you thought it looked good? That happened to me with "Little Nemo"; I rented it one summer and felt as if I had struck gold.
The thing that got me with this movie was that the animators managed to imitate the original Windsor McCay illustrations so closely. Being an illustrator myself, that completely won me over and that alone would be cause to recommend it. But this is also one of the most visually inventive animated films I've ever seen. I will not spoil the surprise by describing anything, but the way this movie depicts Slumberland is surely the best thing about it. This is definately worth hunting down.