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List Price: $3.95 Our Price: $3.95 Features • Color • NTSC In Theaters : 12 April, 1952 DVD Release : 01 January, 2003 |
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| JACK AND THE BEANSTALK (1953)
Warner Bros. Release Date: April 7, 1952 (New York City, New York) April 12, 1952 Runtime: 70 min./USA: 82 min. (restored version) Director: Jean Yarbrough Producer: Pat Costello Writing Credits: Pat Costello Nathaniel Curtis Cast: Bud Abbott....Mr. Dinkel/Mr. Dinkelpuss Lou Costello....Jack/Jack Strong Buddy Baer....Sgt. Riley/The Giant Dorothy Ford....Polly Barbara Brown....Mrs. Strong David Stollery....Donald William Farnum....The King Shaye Cogan....Eloise/Princess Eloise James Alexander....Arthur/Prince Arthur Music by: Lester Lee Heinz Roemheld Cinematography by: George Robinson Film Editing by: Otho Lovering Other Crew: Milt Bronson....dialogue director Johnny Conrad....choreographer Albert Deano....wardrobe supervisor Clarence Eurist....production supervisor Helen Holm....assistant to executive producer Wilton R. Holm.....color consultant Raoul Kraushaar....music supervisior Norman Lubow....choral direction Heinz Roemheld....conductor Bob Russell....songs Clifford D. Shank....color consultant Plot Summary: Jack is a farmer boy who is to take his family's last few coins to buy a cow at the local market. Once in town, he is fooled by the slick Butcher Dinkelpuss into buying magic beans instead. He takes the beans home and plants them out in his yard. The next morning, a giant beanstalk stretches into the sky. Knowing that a giant terrorizes the land, Jack decides to climb up the beanstalk to search for his treasures. He is accompanied by the greedy butcher, who also wants to find the giant's treasures. Jack and Dinkelpuss battle the giant and make the land peaceful again. ROUTINES & HILARIOUS MOMENTS: Lou tries to steal the giant's key Trivia (from imdb.com):(1)This is the first of only tow color movies that Abbott and Costello made. It begins in sepia tone and then changes to color.(2)Bud and Lou made an independent, two-picture deal in which they agreed that this was to be "Lou's film" and the next to be "Bud's". Lou and Bud retained individual ownership of the respective films. |
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