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- 1981
- Columbia Pictures Corporation, Polyc International BV, Bakshi Productions, Aspen Productions
- Distributed by: Columbia Pictures
- Feature Length Theatrical Animated Film
- Cartoon Characters: Tony, Pete, Frankie, Louie, Bella, Zalmie, Eva Tanguay, Crisco, Benny, Hannele, Palumbo, Nancy, Leo Stern, Little Pete, Izzy, Beat Poet, Theatre Owner, The Blonde, Dwayne, Little Zalmie, Halley, Young Zalmie, Club Manager, August, Space, Johnny, Reed, Jeffrey, Tuba Player, Freddie, Little Benny, Young Benny, Tony's Brother, Tony's Sisters, Stagehand, Hippie, Curtis, Punk Singer, Punk Drummer, Punk Rocker, Punk Guitarist, Organ Grinder, Doorkeeper, Piano Player, Announcers - Various, Singer in Raided Nightclub, Prostitutes, Showgirls, Hobos, Crapshooters.
- Vocal Talent: Ron Thompson (Tony, Pete), Marya Small [Mews Small] (Frankie), Jerry Holland (Louie), Lisa Jane Persky (Bella), Jeffrey Lippa (Zalmie), Roz Kelly (Eva Tanguay), Frank De Kova [Frank DeKova] (Crisco), Richard Singer (Benny), Elsa Raven (Hannele), Ben Frommer (Palumbo), Amy Levitt (Nancy), Leonard Stone (Leo Stern), Eric Taslitz (Little Pete), Gene Borkan (Izzy), Richard Moll (Beat Poet), Beatrice Colen (Prostitute), Vincent Schiavelli (Theatre Owner), Hilary Beane (Showgirl #1), Lynda Wiesmeier (The Blonde), Philip Simms [Phillip Simms] (Dwayne), Marcello Krakoff (Little Zalmie), Ken Johnson (Halley), Barney Pell (Young Zalmie), Robert Strom (Club Manager), Gene Woodbury (August), Marc Levine [Mark Levine] (Space), Ty Grimes (Johnny), Peter Glindeman (Reed), Auburn Burrell (Jeffrey), A'leshaia Brevard [A'leisha Brevard] (Showgirl #2), Elya Baskin (Tuba Player), M.B. West (Prostitute), Joey Camen (Freddie), Bert Autore [Umberto Autore Jr.] (Little Benny), Tony Autore (Young Benny), Johnny Brogna (Tony's Brother), Dawn Agrella (Tony's Sister), Cari Anne Warder (Tony's Sister), Don Carlson (Stagehand), Vance Colvig (Hobo #1), Robert Beecher (Hobo #2), Tony Fasce (Crapshooter #1), Frank Ciaravino (Crapshooter #2), Gene Krischer (Hippie), David Allen Young [D.A. Young] (Curtis), Lee James Jude [Lee Ving] (Punk Singer), Timothy J. Leitch (Punk Drummer), Frederick C. Milner [Derf Scratch] (Punk Rocker), Philo J. Cramer [Philo Cramer] (Punk Guitarist), Chester Haze [Chester Hayes] (Organ Grinder), Chuck Mitchell (Doorkeeper), Bill Schneider [Ralph Bakshi] (Piano Player), Doug Lee (Announcers - Various), David Hollander (uncredited), Helen Morgan (Singer in Raided Nightclub [Archive Footage, uncredited]), Fredd Wayne (Seven Roles [uncredited]).
- Directed By Ralph Bakshi.
Assistant Director: John Sparey.
- Produced By Ralph Bakshi, Martin Ransohoff.
Associate Producer: Lynne Betner.
Executive Producers: Maggie Abbott, Richard R. St. Johns.
- Animated By Craig Armstrong, Brenda Banks, Carl Bell, Robert Carr [Bob Carr], Jesus Cortes [Jesús Cortés], James A. Davis, Lillian Evans, Steve Gordon [Steven E. Gordon], Debbie Hayes, Chrystal Russell [Chrystal Klabunde], Robert Laduca [Rob LaDuca], George Scribner, Paul Smith, Tom Tataranowicz, Xenia.
Assistant Animators: Tim Callahan, Christopher Dent [Chris Dent], Davis Doi, Derek Eversfield, Bonnie Fishbon, Richard Hoppe, Martin Korth [Marty Korth], Alida Krumina, Kathryn Staats, Michael Svayko [Mike Svayko], Wesley Takahashi [Wes Takahashi], Scott Tolmie, Ben Trujillo, Craig Zukowski.
- Written By Ronni Kern.
- Edited By David Ramirez.
Associate Editor: Michael A. Stevenson.
Assistant Editor: Scott Burrow.
Apprentice Editor: Martin Cohen.
- Music By Lee Holdridge.
Music Coordinator: Mark Bakshi.
Music Supervisor: John Beug.
Music Editor: Jeff Carson.
Music Adaptor: Lee Holdridge.
Songs "A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall, " "Don't Think Twice It's All Right": Bob Dylan.
Song "Mona Lisa": Ray Evans.
Songs "I Got Rhythm, " "Summertime" from opera "Porgy and Bess": George Gershwin.
Song "Hell is for Children": Neil Giraldo.
Lyricist ("Hell is for Children"): Pat Benatar.
Singer ("Hell is for Children"): Pat Benatar.
Song "Cantaloupe Island": Herbie Hancock.
Song "Purple Haze": Jimi Hendrix.
Song "Anything Goes": Cole Porter.
Song "Night Moves": Bob Seger.
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American Pop