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Matthew Broderick | Tack the Cobbler |
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Anthony Quayle | King Nod |
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Sean Connery | Tack the Cobbler |
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Joan Sims | Mad Old Holy Witch |
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Paul Matthews | Mighty One-Eye |
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Jennifer Beals | Princess YumYum |
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Vincent Price | Zigzag the Grand Vizier |
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Donald Pleasence | Phido the Vulture |
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Toni Collette | Nurse / Witch |
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Miriam Margolyes | Maiden from Mombassa |
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Stanley Baxter | Gofer / Slap |
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Eric Bogosian | Phido the Vulture |
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Clive Revill | King Nod |
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Windsor Davies | Chief Roofless |
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Jonathan Winters | The Thief |
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Art Babbitt | Animation |
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Robert Folk | Music |
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Richard Williams | Director |
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Ken Harris | Animation |
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Emery Hawkins | Animation |
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Paul Bolger | Animation |
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Alex Williams | Animation |
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Imogen Sutton | Producer |
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Roy Naisbitt | Art Direction |
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Errol Le Cain | Background Designer |
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Margaret French | Screenplay |
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John Leatherbarrow | Director of Photography |
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Richard Williams | Production |
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Richard Williams | Writer |
The film tells a story which takes place in an oriental city from the tales of thousand and one night. It covers the friendship of a thief knowing all tricks to survive in the city and a poor cobbler/shoemaker who has to struggle in order to live.
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