1001 Arabian Nights (1959) Feature Length Theatrical Animated Film

Mr. Magoo plays a nearsighted lamp dealer in ancient Baghdad, protecting his lovestruck nephew Aladdin with his flying carpet and magic lamp.

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1001 Arabian Nights (1959) Feature Length Theatrical Animated Film

1001 Arabian Nights: Mr. Magoo plays a nearsighted lamp dealer in ancient Baghdad, protecting his lovestruck nephew Aladdin with his flying carpet and magic lamp..

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1001 Arabian Nights

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1001 Arabian Nights
	Feature Length Animated Film UPA Productions Distributed by: Columbia Pictures Cartoon Characters: Uncle Abdul Azziz Magoo, Princess Yasminda, Aladdin, The Wicked Wazir, The Jinni of the Lamp, The Sultan, Omar the Rugmaker, The Three Little Maids from Damascus. Voice Actors: Jim Backus, Kathryn Grant, Dwayne Hickman, Hans Conried, Herschel Bernardi, Alan Reed, Daws Butler, Clark Sisters. Directed By Jack Kinney. Produced By Stephen Bosustow. Animated By Bob Carlson, Casey Onaitis, Clarke Mallery, Ed Friedman, Harvey Toombs, Herman Cohen, Jack Campbell, James Davis, Ken Hultgren, Phil Duncan, Rudy Zamora, Sandy Strother, Stan Wilkins; more Animators ... Written By Czenzi Ormonde, Ted Allen, Dick Kinney, Pete Burness, Lew Keller, Ed Nofzinger, Leo Salkin, Margaret Schneider, Paul Schneider, Dick Shaw; more Writers ... Originally Released on December 01, 1959. Originally Released Theatrically. Running Time: 76 minutes. TechniColor U.S.A. Cast Your Vote Here! BCDB Rating: 3.4/5 Stars from 7 users. Social: Tweet Pin Post your Comments or Review
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