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Dick Jones | Pinocchio | |
Christian Rub | Geppetto | |
Cliff Edwards | Jiminy Cricket | |
Don Brodie | Barker | |
Walter Catlett | J. Worthington Foulfellow | |
Charles Judels | Stromboli/The Coachman | |
Frankie Darro | Lampwick | |
Evelyn Venable | The Blue Fairy | |
Mel Blanc | Gideon (hiccoughs) | |
Don Brodie | Carnival Barker | |
Stuart Buchanan | Carnival Barker | |
Marion Darlington | Birds | |
Dickie Jones | Pinocchio | |
Charles Judels | Stromboli | |
John McLeish | Carnival Barker | |
Clarence Nash | Figaro | |
Patricia Page | Marionettes | |
Bill Thompson | Whistling Saw |
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Producer |
Walt Disney
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Writer |
Ted Sears
Aurelius Battaglia Carlo Collodi Frank Tashlin |
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Musician |
Leigh Harline
Paul Smith J Paul J. Smith |
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The 1940 movie about Pinocchio is the animated story of a wooden puppet that is created by a lonely woodcarver named Gepetto. The story unfolds as Pinocchio turns into a real boy and leaves the home of Gepetto to find himself in the midst of adventures where his conscience, Jiminy Cricket, attempts to steer Pinocchio’s actions in the right direction. Most of the action shows Pinocchio unable to follow his conscience and, as a result, he finds himself in a lather of mayhem throughout the film. He finally learns his lesson and lives happily ever after as the real boy that Gepetto wished to have at the beginning of the film. |
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