Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer (special U.S.)
Alternative title:
A Rena do Nariz Vermelho (Portuguese)
La storia di Lumetto (Italian)
Rudolph mit der roten Nase (German)
Rudolph, el reno de la nariz roja (Spanish)
Rudolph, le petit renne au nez rouge (French)
Rudorufu: Akahana no tonakai (Japanese)
Приключения олененка Рудольфа (Russian)
Рудольф - красноносый олень (Russian)
ルドルフ 赤鼻のトナカイ (Japanese)
Objectionable content:
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Plot Summary:
Donner the lead reindeer of Santa’s sleigh, is now the proud father of a newborn buck fawn in which he and his wife named Rudolph. They soon learned that their son has an unusual feature, which is a glowing red nose that shines like a lightbulb. Knowing that his son will not be accepted by other reindeer due to his nose, Donner uses a fake nose over Rudolph’s actual nose whenever they go out in public with his secret being known only to Rudolph’s mom and Santa. This method worked for a while until Rudolph tries out his flying ability during the reindeer games in hopes of being eligible to be a sleigh pulling reindeer. He succeeded in his tryout and after getting excited that he passed, his fake nose fell off his real nose and the actual truth is now known to the other reindeer.
Vintage:
1964-12-06
Release dates: We have 3
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Director: Kizō Nagashima
Art: Hiroshi Yamashita
Background Design:
En Ishihara Ken Saitō Masao Yamazaki Muneo Naganuma Satoru Sango Susumu Yamaguchi Toshie Kusuhara Yasuji Ozaki Zenjirō Ono
Cel Effects: Fumiake Uegane
Production Photography: Ryōichirō Nagai
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Animation: MOM Production
Film Developing: Tokyo Laboratory
Production: Videocraft
Studio: Dentsū Eigasha
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Director: Larry Roemer
Script: Romeo Muller
Music: Maury Laws
Original story: Robert L. May
Theme Song Composition: Johnny Marks
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