La storia di Lumetto

Titolo originale: Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer

Film per la TV
1964
TV-G
47min

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8,0/10

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Billie Mae Richards in La storia di Lumetto (1964)

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Una giovane renna di nome Lumetto vive al Polo Nord. Suo padre è una delle renne di Babbo Natale e ci si aspetti lo diventi anche Lumetto, ma ha un particolare che lo svantaggia: il suo naso... Leggi tuttoUna giovane renna di nome Lumetto vive al Polo Nord. Suo padre è una delle renne di Babbo Natale e ci si aspetti lo diventi anche Lumetto, ma ha un particolare che lo svantaggia: il suo naso rosso.Una giovane renna di nome Lumetto vive al Polo Nord. Suo padre è una delle renne di Babbo Natale e ci si aspetti lo diventi anche Lumetto, ma ha un particolare che lo svantaggia: il suo naso rosso.

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38.123

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Rudolph
(voce)
(as Billy Richards)

Burl Ives

Sam the Snowman
(voce)

Larry D. Mann

Yukon Cornelius
(voce)
(as Larry Mann)
…

Paul Soles

Hermey
(voce)

Stan Francis

Santa Claus
(voce)
…

Alfie Scopp

Janis Orenstein

Clarice
(voce)

Paul Kligman

Donner
(voce)
…

Carl Banas

Head Elf
(voce)
…

Corinne Conley

Doll
(voce)
(as Corine Conley)
…

Peg Dixon

Mrs. Donner
(voce)
…

Bernard Cowan

Abominable Snow Monster
(non citato nei titoli originali)
…

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Copies of both the Santa and Rudolph publicity photo puppets were found in storage in the attic of a woman that used to work for Rankin-Bass. The puppets were in rather poor condition (Santa was missing his eyebrows and half his mustache, and his legs were broken; Rudolph's iconic nose was missing and replaced with red wax), but amazingly survived being stored in a hot attic since the late 1960's. They have since been restored by Screen Novelties to their former glory and now travel the country to various trade shows and conventions.

Blooper
Although the film was copyrighted and released in 1964, the Roman numerals copyright date in the main titles is shown as "MCLXIV", which would be the year 1164, eight centuries earlier. 1964 is MCMLXIV, in Roman numerals.

Citazioni
[Rudolph, Yukon, and Hermey are traveling through thick fog]
Yukon Cornelius: This fog's as thick as peanut butter!
Hermey: [Correcting Yukon] You mean pea soup.
Yukon Cornelius: [after Hermey corrects him] You eat what you like, and I'll eat what I like!

Curiosità sui crediti
If you pay close attention to the opening credits, below the credit of "Burl Ives sings", you'll see a small house fly buzzing around on the fake snow!

Versioni alternative
The 1964 showing did not have Santa picking up toys from the Island of Misfit Toys at the end. A letter-writing campaign ensued and the new ending was added in 1965. Also in 1965, sponsor General Electric insisted on replacing the song "We're a Couple of Misfits" with "Fame and Fortune", a change that lasted until 1998, when "Misfits" was put back in.

Connessioni
Featured in A Hollywood Christmas (1996)

Colonne sonore
Jingle Jingle Jingle
Written by Johnny Marks
Performed by Stan Francis

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10/10

simply wonderful

Christmas would not be the same without this wonderful story, 'Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer'. This film, narrated by talking snowman voiced by Burl Ives, is a claymation which tells Rudolph's story. It's a children's film, but it is one that adults can enjoy too because it is a cute film, and it offers nastalgic value. It also has a few classic Christmas songs; combine that with a good story and the warmth and happy ending, and you have the perfect Christmas family film. This film was one of my favourites as a child, and I still love it today. Excellent; I wish they made them more like this. I cannot fault this film in any way.