El ladrón y el zapatero (1993)
AnimaciónFamiliaFantasíaRomance
Esta historia, extraída de "Las mil y una noches", muestra la amistad entre un joven ladrón, que conoce mil trucos para sobrevivir, y un zapatero pobre que tiene que trabajar duramente para salir adelante. En 1968, Richard Williams, ganador de tres Oscars, empezó a trabajar en esta película de animación cuyo título era "El ladrón de Bagdad" (The Thief and the Cobbler). Como estaba dirigida a un público adulto y no tenía diálogos, la producción tropezó con muchos escollos. Después de casi 20 años de trabajo, Williams sólo tenía veinte minutos de película. En 1990, la Warner Bros decidió financiar el proyecto.
Directora:
Richard Williams
Escritores:
Richard Williams, Margaret French.
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Vincent Price as Zigzag the Grand Vizier (voice) |
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Matthew Broderick as Tack the Cobbler (voice) |
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Jennifer Beals as Princess YumYum (voice) |
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Anthony Quayle as King Nod (voice) |
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Joan Sims as Nurse / Mad Old Holy Witch (voice) |
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Donald Pleasence as Phido the Vulture (voice) |
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Jonathan Winters as The Thief (voice) |
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Paul Matthews as Mighty One-Eye (voice) |
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Miriam Margolyes as Maiden from Mombassa (voice) |
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Eric Bogosian as Phido the Vulture (voice) |
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Toni Collette as Nurse / Mad Holy Old Witch (voice) |
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Joss Ackland as Brigand (voice) |
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Clinton Sundberg as Dying Soldier (voice) |
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Kenneth Williams as Goblet / Tickle (voice) |
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Stanley Baxter as Gofer / Slap (voice) |
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Rik Mayall as Brigand (uncredited) |
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Steve Lively as Tack the Cobbler (voice) |
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Bobbi Page as Princess YumYum (voice) |
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Ed E. Carroll as The Thief (voice) |
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Sara Crowe as Princess YumYum (voice) |
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Mona Marshall as Nurse / Mad Holy Old Witch (voice) |
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Christopher Greener as Mighty One-Eye (voice) |
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Kevin Dorsey as Mighty One-Eye (voice) |
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Windsor Davies as Roofless (voice) |
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Thick Wilson as Sergeant Hook (voice) |
| Visual Effects | Richard Williams | Animation |
| Writing | Richard Williams | Screenplay |
| Production | Richard Williams | Producer |
| Visual Effects | Emery Hawkins | Animation |
| Visual Effects | Alex Williams | Animation |
| Art | Roy Naisbitt | Art Direction |
| Camera | John Leatherbarrow | Director of Photography |
| Production | Imogen Sutton | Producer |
| Writing | Margaret French | Screenplay |
| Visual Effects | Art Babbitt | Animation |
| Directing | Richard Williams | Director |
| Art | Errol Le Cain | Background Designer |
| Sound | Robert Folk | Original Music Composer |
| Visual Effects | Paul Bolger | Animation |
| Visual Effects | John Kratovil | Animation |
| Visual Effects | Oliver Wade | Character Designer |
| Art | Richard Williams | Production Design |
| Editing | Peter Bond | Editor |
| Visual Effects | Michael Schlingmann | Lead Animator |
| Production | Fred Calvert | Producer |
| Production | Jake Eberts | Executive Producer |
| Crew | Richard Williams | Creator |
| Directing | Fred Calvert | Co-Director |
| Production | Bette L. Smith | Producer |
| Visual Effects | Ken Harris | Animation |
| Crew | Parker Bennett | Additional Writing |
| Crew | Terry Runte | Additional Writing |
| Crew | Bette L. Smith | Additional Writing |
| Crew | Tom Towler | Additional Writing |
| Crew | Stephen Zito | Additional Writing |
| Crew | Eric Gilliland | Additional Writing |
| Crew | Michael J. Hitchcock | Additional Writing |
| Crew | Gary Glasberg | Additional Writing |
| Sound | Norman Gimbel | Songs |
| Sound | Robert Folk | Songs |
| Crew | Jack Maeby | Additional Music |
| Sound | Robert Folk | Conductor |
| Sound | Jack Maeby | Conductor |
| Sound | Mike Le Mare | Supervising Sound Editor |
| Production | Jacobus Rose | Co-Producer |
| Visual Effects | John M. Cousen | Visual Effects Supervisor |
| Production | Alan Levine | Production Manager |
| Visual Effects | Tony White | Animation Director |
