Pinocchio in Outer Space (1965)

71 mins | Science fiction, Fantasy | 1965

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HISTORY

Released in Belgium as Pinocchio dans le space. Prerelease title: Pinocchio's Adventure in Outer Space. ...

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Released in Belgium as Pinocchio dans le space. Prerelease title: Pinocchio's Adventure in Outer Space.

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CAST
PRODUCTION CREDITS
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PARENT COMPANY
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CREDITED AS
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DIRECTOR
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Prod
WRITERS
Based on an idea by
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SOURCES
LITERARY
Based on characters created by Carlo Collodi.
LITERARY SOURCE AUTHOR
SONGS
"The Little Toy Shop," "Doin' the Impossible" and "Goody Good Morning," lyrics and music by Robert Sharp and Arthur Korb.
SONGWRITER/COMPOSER
DETAILS
Premiere Information:
New York opening: 22 Dec 1965
Production Date:

Copyright Info
Claimant
Date
Copyright Number
Swallow Ltd.
1 January 1964
LP35001
Physical Properties:
Sound
Pathé Color
Color
Pathé Color
Duration(in mins):
71
Country:
United States
SYNOPSIS

Geppetto punishes Pinocchio for bad behavior by changing him back into a puppet. While he is watching television, Pinocchio learns of a contest to capture Astro, a spaceborne flying whale who swallows rockets. Nurtle the Turtle, from the planet of Twurtle Dum Twurtle Dee, accidentally lands his spaceship on Earth, and he invites Pinocchio to accompany him on a flight into outer space. On the trip the two discover a lost city and are attacked by giant crabs before they run into Astro, the menacing whale. Astro swallows Pinocchio and Nurtle, but they extricate themselves and lead the whale back to Earth. There Pinocchio, now a hero, is turned back into a boy by the Blue ...

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Geppetto punishes Pinocchio for bad behavior by changing him back into a puppet. While he is watching television, Pinocchio learns of a contest to capture Astro, a spaceborne flying whale who swallows rockets. Nurtle the Turtle, from the planet of Twurtle Dum Twurtle Dee, accidentally lands his spaceship on Earth, and he invites Pinocchio to accompany him on a flight into outer space. On the trip the two discover a lost city and are attacked by giant crabs before they run into Astro, the menacing whale. Astro swallows Pinocchio and Nurtle, but they extricate themselves and lead the whale back to Earth. There Pinocchio, now a hero, is turned back into a boy by the Blue Fairy.

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Offscreen Credit
Name Occurs Before Title
AFI Life Achievement Award

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