Pinocchio
Also known as: The Little Wooden Boy
- Studio
- Golden Films, American Film Investment Corporation
- Distributor
- Trimark Pictures, GoodTimes Entertainment
Synopsis
Created by the kindly toymaker Geppetto and brought to life by magic, Pinocchio is a little wooden boy who longs to be a real boy more than anything else in the world. When Pinocchio tells a lie, his wooden nose grows and he gets into all manner of trouble. The Blue Fairy grants his most cherished wish to become a real boy.
Characters
Talking Cricket. Wolf. Candlewick, Geppetto, Puppet Master, Ring Master, Pinocchio, Blue Fairy
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Chinami Namba (Associate Director)
Producing
- Producer
- Diane Eskenazi
- Executive Producers
- Diane Eskenazi, Ron Layton
- Associate Producer
- Kris Curry
- Animation Producer
- Takahiko Tsuchiya (as Takahito Tsuchiya)
Writing
- Writer
- Roger Scott Olsen
- Based on the Original Serial By
- Carlo Collodi (as Carlo Lorenzini)
Voices
- Voice
- Cam Clarke (Talking Cricket. Wolf. Candlewick [uncredited]), Jim Cummings (Geppetto, Puppet Master, Ring Master [uncredited]), Jeannie Elias (Pinocchio [uncredited])
Music
- Music
- John Arrias, Richard Hurwitz
- Music Editor
- Stuart Goetz
Animation
- Animator
- Masakazu Higuchi (Animation Director)
- Character Designer
- Ryan Smith
- Background Designers
- Dan Kubat, Tim Soman, Kazusuke Yoshihara
- Color Backgrounds
- Timothy Barnes, Caesar Martinez
Crew
- Production Manager
- Saiid Assefi
- Post-Production Supervisor
- A.J. Ullman
- Storyboard Artists
- Kazumi Fukushima, Hiroshi Ishiodori, Sadao Miyamoto, Ryoichi Tateba
- Prop Designer
- Dan Kubat
- Track Reader
- Peggy Defibaugh
- Voice Director
- Hazel Morgan
- Production Associate
- Seiichi Kikawada
- Translator
- Kazumi Sawaguchi
Production notes
This film was released directly to video exactly on Monday, June 11, 1992 by Trimark Pictures. Goodtimes Entertainment released it again in 1993.
Soundtrack: "All For Me and All For Free," Words and Music by Richard Hurwitz and John Arrias, For Eensy Weensy Productions
Soundtrack: "All For Me and All For Free," Words and Music by Richard Hurwitz and John Arrias, For Eensy Weensy Productions