An American tail

Resource Information

The work An American tail represents a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in Normal Public Library. This resource is a combination of several types including: Work, Moving Image, Visual Materials.

Label

An American tail

Statement of responsibility

Universal ; Amblin Entertainment ; Steven Spielberg presents ; a Don Bluth film ; story by David Kirschner and Judy Freudberg & Tony Geiss ; screenplay by Judy Freudberg & Tony Geiss ; produced by Don Bluth, John Pomeroy, Gary Goldman ; directed by Don Bluth

Contributor

• Green, Amy, (Actress)
• Horner, James
• Kahn, Madeline
• Goldman, Gary
• Glasser, Phillip, 1978-
• Kirschner, David, 1955-
• Musick, Pat, 1956-
• Geiss, Tony
• Freudberg, Judy
• Persoff, Nehemiah, 1919-
• Plummer, Christopher
• Finnegan, John, 1926-2012
• DeLuise, Dom
• Pomeroy, John, 1951-
• Bluth, Don
• Ross, Neil, 1944-
• Ryan, Will, (Performer)
• Blore, Cathianne, 1952-2002
• Universal Studios Home Entertainment (Firm)
• Smith, Hal, 1916-1994
• Universal Pictures (Firm)
• Spielberg, Steven, 1946-
• Amblin Entertainment (Firm)
• Yohn, Erica

Director

• Bluth, Don

Presenter

• Spielberg, Steven, 1946-

Producer

• Goldman, Gary
• Bluth, Don
• Pomeroy, John, 1951-

Production company

• Amblin Entertainment (Firm)
• Universal Pictures (Firm)

Publisher

• Universal Studios Home Entertainment (Firm)

Screenwriter

• Freudberg, Judy
• Kirschner, David, 1955-
• Geiss, Tony

Voice actor

• Plummer, Christopher
• Finnegan, John, 1926-2012
• DeLuise, Dom
• Ross, Neil, 1944-
• Ryan, Will, (Performer)
• Yohn, Erica
• Kahn, Madeline
• Glasser, Phillip, 1978-
• Musick, Pat, 1956-
• Persoff, Nehemiah, 1919-
• Smith, Hal, 1916-1994
• Blore, Cathianne, 1952-2002
• Green, Amy, (Actress)

Subject

• Feature films
• Feature films
• Fiction films
• Fiction films
• Films for the hearing impaired -- Juvenile
• French language materials
• History
• Immigrants
• Immigrants -- United States -- History -- 19th century -- Drama
• Inmigrantes -- Estados Unidos -- Historia -- Siglo XIX -- Teatro
• Juvenile works
• Mice
• Mice -- Drama
• Ratones -- Teatro
• Spanish language materials
• United States
• Video recordings for the hearing impaired
• Video recordings for the hearing impaired
• 1800-1899
• Animated films
• Animated films
• Children's films
• Children's films
• Drama
• Feature films

Genre

• Films for the hearing impaired
• Fiction films
• Feature films
• Drama
• Teatro
• Video recordings for the hearing impaired
• Children's films
• Juvenile works
• Animated films
• History

Language

• eng
• fre
• spa
• eng
• fre
• spa
• eng
• eng

Summary

A Russian mouse lands in New York in the 1880s, only to be separated from his family. He must now learn to live on the streets and evade the mean cats

Member of

• American tail (Motion picture)
• American tail (Motion picture)
• American tail, Fievel goes west (Motion picture)
• American tail (Motion picture)

Cataloging source

TEFMT

Characteristic

videorecording

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Credits note

Music composed by James Horner

Dewey number

791.43/72

Intended audience

MPAA rating: G

Language note

English, French or Spanish dialogue; French or Spanish subtitles; closed-captioned in English

LC call number

PN1997.5

LC item number

.A45 2003

PerformerNote

Voices: Cathianne Blore, Dom Deluise, John Finnegan, Phillip Glasser, Amy Green, Madeline Kahn, Pat Musick, Nehemiah Persoff, Christopher Plummer, Neil Ross, Will Ryan, Hal Smith, Erica Yohn

Runtime

81

Target audience

general

Technique

animation