Dumbo, der fliegende Elefant

Originaltitel: Dumbo

1941
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1 Std. 4 Min.

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7,2/10

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Mel Blanc, Edward Brophy, Cliff Edwards, Verna Felton, Noreen Gammill, Dorothy Scott, Sarah Selby, and Margaret Wright in Dumbo, der fliegende Elefant (1941)

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Ein junger Zirkuselefant, der wegen seiner riesigen Ohren verspottet wurde, wird von einer Maus unterstützt, um sein volles Potenzial auszuschöpfen.Ein junger Zirkuselefant, der wegen seiner riesigen Ohren verspottet wurde, wird von einer Maus unterstützt, um sein volles Potenzial auszuschöpfen.Ein junger Zirkuselefant, der wegen seiner riesigen Ohren verspottet wurde, wird von einer Maus unterstützt, um sein volles Potenzial auszuschöpfen.

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1 Oscar gewonnen
- 5 Gewinne & 1 Nominierung insgesamt

Mr. Stork
(Synchronisation)
(Nicht genannt)

Edward Brophy

Timothy Q. Mouse
(Synchronisation)
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Herman Bing

The Ringmaster
(Synchronisation)
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Billy Bletcher

Clown
(Synchronisation)
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Hall Johnson Choir

Crows
(Synchronisation)
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Cliff Edwards

Dandy Crow
(Synchronisation)
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Verna Felton

The Elephant Matriarch
(Synchronisation)
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Stan Freberg

Dumbo
(Archivtonaufnahmen)
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Noreen Gammill

Catty the Elephant
(Synchronisation)
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Eddie Holden

Clown
(Synchronisation)
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Malcolm Hutton

Skinny
(Synchronisation)
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James MacDonald

Roaring Lion
(Synchronisation)
(Nicht genannt)

Harold Manley

Boy
(Synchronisation)
(Nicht genannt)

John McLeish

Narrator
(Synchronisation)
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Jack Mercer

Clowns
(Synchronisation)
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Tony Neil

Boy
(Synchronisation)
(Nicht genannt)

Dorothy Scott

Giddy the Elephant
(Synchronisation)
(Nicht genannt)

Sarah Selby

Prissy the Elephant
(Synchronisation)
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Wissenswertes
Initially, Walt Disney was uninterested in making this movie. To get him interested, story men Joe Grant and Dick Huemer wrote up the film as installments which they left on Walt's desk every morning. Finally, he ran into the story department saying, "This is great! What happens next?"

Patzer
Dumbo drinks the beer through his trunk rather than spraying it into his mouth.

Zitate
Crow #1: Did you ever see an elephant fly?
Crow #2: Well, I've seen a horse fly.
Crow #3: Ah, I've seen a dragon fly.
Crow #4: Hee-hee. I've seen a house fly.

Crazy Credits
The RKO logo is in gold on a blue background within a stylish gold border; all of this is on a red background.

Alternative Versionen
The last theatrical release of the film that featured RKO title cards was in 1949. When it was re-released in 1959, it was replaced by Buena Vista title cards and was the same way until 2001, when the film was released on DVD for the first time for its 60th anniversary and all references to RKO were restored. (The 1995 laserdisc release, as well as the 1999 Japanese DVD actually did retain the RKO titles before then.)

Verbindungen
Edited into Disney-Land: Dumbo (1955)

Soundtracks
Look Out for Mr. Stork
(uncredited)
Music by Frank Churchill
Lyrics by Ned Washington
Performed by The Sportsmen Quartet

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10/10

Disney's endearing classic

One of Disney's best known and loved films. About a baby elephant born in the tough world of the circus who is ridiculed and shut out because of his large ears. Comforted by his mother until she attacks a trainer and is penned up in a jaillike wagon, Dumbo eventually learns that he can fly and becomes a star. A great film that deals with discrimination, self esteem, the importance of family and friendship. Features a great score which it won an oscar for and a nomination for song, the beautiful "Baby Mine" . The pink elephants scene is a classic. Wonderfully done, arguably Disney's best on a scale of one to ten...10