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Jump to: navigation, search Peter and the Dragon Image desirable Directed by Don Chaffey Don Bluth (animation) Production Jerome Courtland Ron W. Miller Script Story: SS Field Seton Miller Screenplay: Malcolm Marmorstein Featuring Helen Reddy, Jim Dale Mickey Rooney Red Buttons, Shelley mudroom furniture Winters Music Joel Hirschhorn Al Kasha Irwin Kostal mudroom furniture Assembly Gordon D. Brenner Cinematography Frank Phillips Released November 3, 1977 Genre Children, Family Length 134 minutes Language English Country United States Budget $ 10 million IMDb profile Portal Movie
Peter and the Dragon (original title Pete's Dragon) is an American musical film from 1977, produced by Walt Disney Productions. The film combines live aciton images with animation, and is also the first Disney movie is recorded in Dolby Stereo sound.
The story is set in the early 20th century. mudroom furniture An orphan boy named Peter (Pete) flees with his adoptive family, the Gogans because they treat him like a slave. mudroom furniture The matriarch of the family, Lena, open hunting him with her sons. But Peter gets help from a green dragon named Elliott, which is freely visible and invisible mudroom furniture can make.
Peter Elliott and find themselves caught up in a small fishing village called Passamaquoddy. Here Peter touched by Elliotts fault quickly into trouble with the locals. He is seen by the people as a sign of misfortune. An older man named Lampie is witnessing mudroom furniture how Elliott makes himself equally visible, and tries in vain to warn that there is a dragon in the city is the people. His daughter, Nora, takes him back to their home at the local lighthouse. She also invites Peter.
Nora home Peter sees a photo of a sailor. According to Nora is her lover, Paul, who a while back looking lost when his ship was wrecked. Peter brings the photo to Elliott and asks him if he can detect. Paul Meanwhile, the town served by Dr. Terminus, a ronreizende herbalist, and his accomplice hoagie. Lampie told the two about the dragon. Terminus does it off as a fabrication, but hoagie comes with Lampie along and sees Elliott mudroom furniture hence. Terminus itself is also convinced of Elliotts exist when he sees the damage inflicted on Elliott has a schoolhouse. He does Peter an offer to buy, the dragon of him, but Peter refuses each offer. mudroom furniture
Back in the city runs the Terminus Gogans bump, and with them forge a plan to both Peter and Elliott catch. He also persuaded the people to help them. Together they set a trap for Elliott in a warehouse. That evening, during a heavy storm, lures Terminus Peter with a list to the warehouse while Hoagie Elliott also lures to the warehouse. In the warehouse Peter is captured by the Gogans while Elliott is trapped under a net that was attached to the ceiling. Terminus trying to shoot with a harpoon him down, but focus quickly the other way when he realizes that the rope of the harpoon mudroom furniture is wrapped around his feet. Elliott breaks loose from the net and freed Peter. Then, the two rush to the lighthouse, where Nora and Lampie desperately trying to ignite to steer a ship. Extending through the storm way to the safe harbor mudroom furniture struggling along a sandbar fire Elliott ignites mudroom furniture the lamp and so save the ship.
The next morning, Elliott as a hero. Paul shows himself to stand, which had been found. By Elliott on board the ship Paul and Nora decide together to adopt. Peter Now Peter is safe, Elliotts him sitting job is done and he leaves. [Edit] Cast Helen Reddy - Nora Jim Dale - Dr. Terminus mudroom furniture Mickey Rooney - Lampie Red Buttons mudroom furniture - Hoagy Shelley Winters - Lena Gogan Sean Marshall - Peter Jane Kean - Miss Taylor Jim Backus - The Mayor Charles Tyner - Merle Gogan Gary Morgan - Grover Gogan Jeff Conaway - Willie Gogan Cal Bartlett - Paul Charlie Callas - Elliott the Dragon (voice) Walter Barnes - Captain Al Checco - Fisher # 1 Henry Slate - Fisher # 2 Jack Collins - Fisher # 3 Robert Easton - Store Proprietor Roger Price - Man with Visor Robert Foulk - Old Sea Captain Ben Wrigley - Egg Man Joe Ross - Cement Man [edit] Background [edit] History
The story of the film is based on a never-published short story by Seton I. Miller and SS Field. Disney bought the rights to this story in the 50s with the plan to use it for an episode of the Wonderful World of Disney. Program the story as a basis Instead, it was decided to make a feature film out of it. Writer Malcolm Marmorstein worked the story into a script. [Edit] Production
For the lighthouse mudroom furniture in the film was a lighthouse at Morro Bay. The tower was equipped with such a strong light that Disney had permission from the Coast Guard to present them to light for recording, for fear that the light of a