Dumbo Movie
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| Run Time: | 63 min |
| MPAA Rating: | G |
| Released: | 1941 |
| Directors: |
Samuel Armstrong Norman Ferguson Wilfred Jackson Jack Kinney Bill Roberts Ben Sharpsteen |
| Genre/Type: |
Fantasy Children's/Family Children's Fantasy Animated Musical |
| Producers: |
Walt Disney |
Plot Synopsis by Hal Erickson
The shortest of Disney's major animated features Dumbo involves a baby elephant with unusually large ears. Ostracized from the rest of the circus animals, poor Dumbo is even separated from his mother, who is chained up in a separate cage after trying to defend her child. Only brash-but-lovable Timothy Mouse offers the hand of friendship to Dumbo, encouraging the pouty pachyderm to exploit his "different" qualities for fame and fortune. After trepidatiously indulging in a vat of booze, Dumbo awakens in a tall tree. Goaded by a group of jive-talking crows, Dumbo discovers that his outsized ears have given him the ability to fly. The musical score by Frank Churchill and Oliver Wallace won Oscars for them both.
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Cast
| Actors | Character | Born |
| Sterling Holloway | Stork | Jan 14, 1905 in Cedartown, GA |
| Edward S. Brophy | Timothy Q. Mouse | Mar 27, 1895 in New York City, NY |
| Herman Bing | Ringmaster | Mar 30, 1889 in Frankfurt, Germany |
| Verna Felton | Elephant | Jun 20, 1889 in Salinas, CA |
| Cliff Edwards | Jim Crow | Jun 14, 1895 in Hannibal, MO |
| Billy Bletcher | Clown | |
| Sarah Selby | Elephant |
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