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Jump to: navigation, search Taran and the Magic Cauldron Image desirable Directed by Ted Berman book ends Richard Rich Production Joe Hale Ron Miller Script Lloyd Alexander (book) Screenplay David Jonas Ted Berman Richard Rich Featuring Grant Bardsley Susan Sheridan Freddie Jones, Nigel Hawthorne John Hurt John Byner Music Elmer Bernstein Distribution Walt Disney Pictures Released July 24, 1985 Genre Animation Length book ends 80 minutes Country United States Language English Budget $ 44,000,000 $ 21,288,692 Revenue IMDb profile Portal Movie
The film is loosely based on the first two books of the five-part children's book series "The Adventures of Taran" (inspired by the Welsh mythology, and the Mabinogion in particular) by Lloyd Alexander.
The film is different than the other Disney films. Many respects The atmosphere is oppressive and much creepier. This is also reflected in the assessment that the film received worldwide. In the Netherlands, for example, the only Walt Disney cartoon that is not deemed for all ages, but fit with the viewing "watch desirable from 6 years."
Taran is a young swineherd who lives with the magician Dalban. He dreams of becoming a hero or knight but for now there is little more to him than pig hats. Yet he must fit on a very special pig, Hen Wen. The pig is in fact psychic. Therefore, the gruesome Horned King to the pig looking. Because he can learn from them-Wen where the Black Cauldron is a black cauldron with magical powers. Taran is instructed Hen Wen-clog, book ends which initially book ends failed. After Taran Hen-Wen has managed to free themselves from the castle of the Horned King, he can escape the Horned King with a magic sword.
Taran gets on his journey help of several people, including minstrel Fliere Flam, the spoiled princess elonie and hairy (and always hungry) creature Gorgi. A living underwater fairy folk promises to apply Hen-Wen and helps Taran and his friends continue on their way. The cauldron turns out to be three witches, who Taran gives his magic sword in exchange for the cauldron in hands. book ends But the boiler can not be destroyed. His power can at most be stopped when voluntarily sacrifices itself and jumps into the cauldron.
The Horned King manages to get the cauldron ultimately owned as well for that reason he had followed correctly. Taran And without sword Taran can no longer defend. He and his friends are captured so that the triumph of the Horned King to behold. Firsthand
The Horned King begins with the creation of an army of zombies that have to conquer the land. Gorgi prevents book ends this plan eventually book ends to jump, so the zombies still dying and the plan of the Horned King failed. Himself in the boiler The Horned King Taran also try to throw in the cauldron of revenge, but eventually he becomes drawn into the boiler. The castle of the Horned King collapses and the cauldron digs himself.
In retrospect, the three witches cauldron Taran claim because there anyway to have nothing. The smart Fliere Flam convinces exchange for the return of the death of Gorgi. Them again Taran returns with his friends back home. [Edit] Cast Grant Bardsley - Taran Susan Sheridan - Princess Eilonwy Freddie Jones - Dallben Nigel Hawthorne - Fflewddur Fflam Arthur Malet - King Eidilleg John Byner - Gorgi / Doli Eda Reiss Merin - Orddu Adele Malis-Morey - Orwen Billie Hayes - Orgoch Phil Fondacaro book ends - Creeper John Hurt Horned King John Huston Narrator [edit] Background [edit] Production
Taran and the Magic Cauldron was the first Disney film in which experimented with the APT process, which served as a replacement for conventional xerography. However, the technique brought with it an additional cost. The film thus became the most expensive film of 1985. [1]. Also was Taran and the Magic Cauldron first Disney movie that computer animation was used.
During the production book ends originated at Disney whether the film would probably be for the target audience. Too grim Therefore, there was a lot in the script pruned book ends to remove. Too scary scenes Especially scenes with the undead army were cut out. A scene which is clearly noticeable that he has been removed, which is where, through a silhouette, you can see how one of the samples coming from the boiler kills someone. Because this scene was cut from the film creates an audible gap in the soundtrack. Other deleted scene is one in which Taran kills an enemy with his sword, and one in which a man dissolves into mist. [2]
The changes in the script, however, could not prevent the film critics still grim thought for viewers of all ages. The MPAA gave the film to the original