The Rescuers (1977)

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Written by Ken A. Anderson, Ted Berman

Directed by Wolfgang Reitherman, John Lounsbery, Art Stevens

Running Time: 100 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1977

Rating: U Certificate

Filmed in Colour

When an orphan girl is kidnapped no-one seems to care, except a secret worldwide association of mice called The Rescue Aid Society, "The Rescuers". Bernard and Bianca, two members of The Rescuers, set out on a perilous journey to find Penny, with the help of an airsick albatross called Orville, and Evinrude, the determined dragonfly. They pit their wits against gem-grabbing kidnapper Madame Medusa and her clumsy conspirator Mr. Snoops, in this hilarious Disney classic. This animated classic marked the final credit for many of Walt Disney's famous hand-picked team "The Nine Old Men", and the debut of some outstanding new talent.

When is The Rescuers next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on Disney Cinemagic Today, 12:15pm and on Disney Cinemagic HD Today, 12:15pm. See more...

Cast

Bob NewhartBernard
Eva GaborMiss Bianca
Geraldine PageMadame Medusa
Joe FlynnMr. Snoops
Jeanette NolanEllie Mae
Pat ButtramLuke
Jim JordanOrville the Albatross
John McIntireRufus the Cat
Michelle StacyPenny
Bernard FoxMr. Chairman
Larry ClemmonsGramps the Turtle
James MacDonaldEvinrude
George LindseyDeadeye the Rabbit
Bill McMillianTV Announcer
Dub TaylorDigger the Gopher

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