Details
Director: | Ben Sharpsteen |
Writer: | Helen Aberson, Otto Englander |
Producer: | Walt Disney |
Theatrical: | 1941 |
Rated: | G |
Studio: | Buena Vista |
Genre: | Children |
Duration: | 1 hr 4 mins |
Languages: | English |
Subtitles: | English (Closed Captioned) |
Sound: | Dolby Digital 5.1 [English] |
Aspect Ratio: | Fullscreen (4:3) |
Picture Format: | Widescreen |
Discs: | 1 |
Region: | Region 1 |
Release: | Jan 1941 |
Features
DisneyPedia: My First Circus GameDVD Storybook: Dumbo's Big Discovery
Bonus Shorts: Elmer Elephant And the Flying Mouse
Sing Along Songs
"Baby Mine" Music Video Performed by Jim Brickman and Kassie DePaiva
Celebrating Dumbo Featurette
Summary
Dumbo tells the story of a circus elephant with over-large ears and an imprisoned mother, who must find his own place in the world while learning to triumph over adversity. After the circus owners jail his mother for an attack on the other circus elephants, Dumbo finds himself relegated to the circus clown act. With the help of Timothy the mouse, and a group of crows, Dumbo discovers that he can fly with his large ears and the help of a magic feather. When Dumbo attempts to bring this skill into his clown act, he accidentally loses the feather, and discovers that the ability to fly lies within him, and not the feather. In the end, Dumbo’s flying act brings fame and fortune to the circus, and wins his mother’s freedom.Credits
Sterling Holloway | ... | Mr. Stork |
Herman Bing | ... | Ringmaster |
Verna Felton | ... | Elephant |
Billy Bletcher | ... | Clown |
Edward Brophy | ... | Timothy Q. Mouse |
Jim Carmichael | ... | Crows |
Cliff Edwards | ... | Jim Crow |
Noreen Gammill | ... | Elephant |
Malcolm Hutton | ... | Skinny |
Harold Manley | ... | Boy |
Rudy Behlmer | ... | |
John Canemaker | ... | |
Ron Clements | ... |