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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaAdaptation of Russell Hoban's novel about two mechanical toy mice, and their quest to become "self-winding".Adaptation of Russell Hoban's novel about two mechanical toy mice, and their quest to become "self-winding".Adaptation of Russell Hoban's novel about two mechanical toy mice, and their quest to become "self-winding".
Andy Devine
- The Frog
- (voz)
Neville Brand
- Iggy
- (voz)
Maitzi Morgan
- Teller
- (voz)
- …
Frank Nelson
- Crow #1
- (voz)
Cliff Norton
- Crow #2
- (voz)
Iris Rainer
- Paper People
- (voz)
- …
Robert Ridgely
- Jack in the Box
- (voz)
- (as Bob Ridgely)
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- CuriosidadesSir Peter Ustinov (Manny the Rat) and Andy Devine (The Frog) also did voice work for Disney's Robin Hood (1973), in which Ustinov voiced Prince John and King Richard, and Devine voiced Friar Tuck.
- PifiasDuring the spring when an insane Manny shows up and uses a rock to smash the two toy mice, he isn't wearing his scarf, most likely due to the season change, and his tail was briefly missing when he cowers at the sight and aftermath of the damage he did to the toys. They both reappeared later of in his next scene when he and the other rats invade the dollhouse.
- Citas
The Mouse Child: Papa, I'm afraid! I wanna go home! What's gonna happen to us?
The Mouse: Well, something good, son, as easily as something else. Why, anything can happen.
Manny the Rat: But it won't! Not this evening, my lads!
- Créditos adicionalesIn the Japanese release, the closing credits are altered and feature pictures of characters from the film, which are shown alongside the text on multi-colored backgrounds.
- Versiones alternativasThe American release has closing credits simply displayed against a pink background. However, the Japanese release has alternative closing credits with images of characters (see Crazy Credits).
- ConexionesReferenced in El gran Halcón (1991)
Reseña destacada
simply wonderful, thoughtful film
'The Mouse and His Child' is a children's film about a father and son toy mouse who are part of the same toy but who have the desire to be separated so they can wind themselves. The two become separated, and they meet several interesting characters along the way and at the hands of a troublesome rat. At one point, while trying to find their way back, they talk about 'infinity' and there is a never-ending cycle or puzzle in the picture (and inner picture) on a tin of dog food, and this picture repeats into infinity. This is a darker and deeper children's film, and it's not one of those films where everything is happy and content. This is a film that will make you think, and it is one that will be remembered. I remember it now, fifteen years after I last saw it. This is a film determined to let children see what life is about instead of sugar-coating it. It is sad and uncomfortable at times, and there are not any answers in black or white, good or evil. It's a film that is mature in its approach and honest in its portrayal of life and the world. I believe that this film should be shown to children to help them understand life better; I believe that this true-to-life and slightly-disturbing film should be shown along with other children's films (Bambi, Toy Story, etc.) so children can learn and further develop and understand that the world is not always a sweet place that some films portray it to be.
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- rebeljenn
- 5 feb 2006
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