Dick Deadeye, or Duty Done (1975)
La reina Victoria encarga al marinero de primera línea Dick Deadeye que encuentre el secreto definitivo robado. Su fealdad significa que su vida siempre ha sido solitaria, pero una camarera rolliza se enamora de él. ¡Juntos, luchan contra piratas y un mago malvado antes de descubrir que el Secreto Supremo no es más que AMOR! Utilizando canciones basadas en las obras originales de Gilbert y Sullivan (pero actualizadas con letras modernas), esta película fue creada para conmemorar el centenario de la primera colaboración de los compositores de las Óperas de Saboya.
Directora: Bill Melendez
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Victor Spinetti as Dick Deadeye (voice) |
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Peter Reeves as Sorceror / Captain of the Pinafore (voice) |
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George A. Cooper as The Pirate King (voice) |
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Miriam Karlin as Little Buttercup / Utopian Maiden (voice) |
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John Newton as Nanki Poo (voice) |
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Julia McKenzie as Rose Maybud (voice) |
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Francis Ghent as Monarch of the Sea / Major General (voice) |
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Barry Cryer as Judge (voice) |
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Beth Porter as Yum-Yum / Princess Zara / Queen Victoria (voice) |
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Linda Lewis as Yum-Yum (singing voice) |
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Long John Baldry as Monarch of the Sea / Major General (singing voice) |
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Liza Strike as Rose Maybud (singing voice) |
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Ian Samwell as The Pirate King / The Prisoner (singing voice) |
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Casey Kelly as Nanki Poo (singing voice) |
| Production | Leo Rost | Executive Producer |
| Production | Steven Cuitlahuac Melendez | Producer |
| Editing | Steven Cuitlahuac Melendez | Editor |
| Editing | Roger Donley | Editor |
| Editing | Babette Monteil | Editor |
| Directing | Bill Melendez | Director |
| Writing | Robin Miller | Writer |
| Writing | Leo Rost | Writer |
| Writing | Gene Thompson | Writer |
| Writing | Victor Spinetti | Writer |
| Art | Ronald Searle | Production Design |
| Sound | Arthur Sullivan | Music |
| Visual Effects | Tony White | Animation |
