Bernardo y Bianca

Título original: The Rescuers

1977
AA
1h 17min

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Eva Gabor, Joe Flynn, Jim Jordan, James MacDonald, Bob Newhart, and Geraldine Page in Bernardo y Bianca (1977)

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Dos ratones de la Sociedad de Rescate buscan a una niña que ha sido secuestrado por buscadores de tesoros sin escrúpulos.Dos ratones de la Sociedad de Rescate buscan a una niña que ha sido secuestrado por buscadores de tesoros sin escrúpulos.Dos ratones de la Sociedad de Rescate buscan a una niña que ha sido secuestrado por buscadores de tesoros sin escrúpulos.

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Nominado a 1 premio Óscar
- 2 premios ganados y 1 nominación en total

Luke
(voz)

Jim Jordan

Orville
(voz)

John McIntire

Rufus
(voz)

Michelle Stacy

Penny
(voz)

Bernard Fox

The Chairman
(voz)

Larry Clemmons

Gramps
(voz)

James MacDonald

Evinrude
(voz)
(as James Macdonald)
…

George Lindsey

Rabbit
(voz)

Bill McMillian

TV Announcer
(voz)
(as Bill McMillan)

Dub Taylor

Digger
(voz)

John Fiedler

Owl
(voz)

Ruth Buzzi

German Mouse
(voz)
(sin confirmar)
(sin créditos)

Robie Lester

Miss Bianca
(doblaje en canto)
(sin créditos)

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Trivia
The film's popularity almost led to a spin-off TV series in 1989. When the animation department green-lit Bernardo y Bianca en Cangurolandia (1990), the spin-off was reworked into Chip y Dale al rescate (1989), with Chip and Dale replacing Bernard and Miss Bianca.

Errores
During the Rescue Aid Society meeting, one of the name plates says 'Africa'. Africa is a continent, not a country, and as such would not have a UN delegate.

Citas
Rufus: Faith is a bluebird, we see from far. It's for real and as sure as the first evening star, you can't touch it, or buy it, or wrap it up tight, but it's there just the same, making things turn out right.
Penny: Can't touch it, or buy it, or wrap it up tight, but it's there just the same, making things turn out right. But whoever adopts me has to adopt Teddy, too.
Rufus: Oh, they'll love him! He doesn't eat much, does he?

Créditos curiosos
The opening credits describe the journey of Penny's bottle through raging ocean waters. The entire sequence is made up of still paintings.

Versiones alternativas
On 8 January 1999, Disney issued a recall of 3.4 million copies of the home video version because two frames included an "objectionable background image", probably inserted without permission during production as an in-joke. The offending frames appear in a scene featuring a pan across an apartment: in one of the apartment windows, a picture of a topless woman can be glimpsed. This scene was intact for the original theatrical release in 1977. However, it was not in the 1992 video version because that was "made from a different print" according to a Disney spokesperson.

Conexiones
Edited from El libro de la selva (1967)

Bandas sonoras
The Journey
(1977)
Written by Carol Connors and Ayn Robbins
Sung by Shelby Flint

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Charming and Fun

The Rescuers (1977)

*** (out of 4)

Mice Bernard and Bianca agree to go out and search for a missing girl after the Rescue Aid Society receive a mysterious letter with a girl asking to be helped. The two mice set out to locate the girl and eventually do in a swamp where she's being held captive by a couple bad guys and their large crocodiles. I wouldn't call THE RESCUERS one of Disney's greatest films but it certainly has enough charm and laughs to make it worth sitting through. I think the best thing going for the film is the animation, which simply looks terrific. I really loved the look of the film as its quite gloomy in spots and especially during all the scenes inside the swamp. There are some pretty dark moments and especially during a sequence where the girl and the mice are inside a small cave looking for a priceless diamond. This entire sequence was full of great fun and imagination. Another major plus were the two lead vocal artists with Bob Newhart and Eva Gabor doing excellent work as the lead mice. Both of them really helped bring their characters to life and helped add to the fun. The supporting characters are also good for the most part and I especially liked the two crocodiles as well as the other critters living in the swamp. I thought both villains weren't all that memorable and especially when you consider how great the studio usually is at delivering bad guys. The film certainly has a nice pace to it and I'm sure people of all ages could get into it.