Search - Thumbelina [Widescreen/Fullscreen] on DVD

MPAA Rating: G Content Advisory: Child Classic, Excellent For Children Movie Release: 1994 DVD Release: 09/21/1999 Format: DVD - Pan and Scan,Soft-Matted WSE for 16x9 TV Audio Tracks: English, French Subtitles: English, French SwapaDVD Credits: 1 Number of Discs: 1 Run Time: 1 hrs 26 mins Studio: Warner Home Video Members Wishing: 14 Genres: Children's/Family, Children's Fantasy, Fantasy Adventure, Fairy Tales & Legends See Also: Thumbelina [Widescreen/Fullscreen], Hans Christian Andersen's Thumbelina, Thumbelina [Carrying Case], Thumbelina [Widescreen]

The voices of Carol Channing, John Hurt, Jodi Benson and Gilbert Gottfried help bring this wonderful Hans Christian Andersen story to life. Barry Manilow contributed heavily to the film's music. Children still seem to enjoy this story about a young girl who was the size of a human thumb. She was kidnapped by a toad, just when she hoped to continue her life with Cornelius the Fairy Prince. This is a good "family film" with few, if any, parts that might be considered questionable for children. Kids are likely to enjoy how Gilbert Gottfried does the voice of a strange beetle and how Carol Channing breathes life into Ms. Fieldmouse. ~ Elizabeth Smith, All Movie Guide

Jodi Benson - Thumbelina
Carol Channing - Ms. Fieldmouse
Charo - Mrs. Toad
Gino Conforti - Jacquimo
Barbara Cook - Mother

She may be no bigger that your thumb but her adventures are as tall as they come. The imagination of animator Don Bluth and the music of ward-winning composer Barry Manilow give magical screen life to Hans Christian Andersen's Thumbelina, the classic tale of a tiny girl who comes to believe that if she follows her heart, nothing is impossible. One magical night, Thumbelina meets Prince Cornelius, an enchanted fairy as tiny as herself, and is sure she's found her heart's desire. But before their romance can blossom, she is kidnapped by a family of show-business toads, waylaid by a scheming beetle and betrothed to a befuddled mole. Finding her way home proves to be an adventure. ~ Corinna Richards, All Movie Guide