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Nelvanamation: Directed by Clive A. Smith. With Sid Caesar. This is a collection of four made for television Canadian animated fantasy adventure short films from the late 1970s by the Canadian animation company Nelvana.
- Clive A. Smith
- 1980
- Animation, Adventure, Comedy
- 100
31 dic 2014 · The Devil and Daniel Mouse. by. Nelvana. Publication date. 1978-10-05. Topics. Animation, Stephen Vincent Benet, Halloween, CBC, John Sebastian, 1970s. Language. English. When a young female mouse makes a deal with the devil to become a rock star and learns the price, her boyfriend has to help her avoid damnation. Addeddate. 2022-08-21 00:26:59.
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The story is about two struggling mouse folk musicians, Daniel and Jan, who are fired from their latest gig because their music is deemed too old-fashioned and not with the times. They worry about their future; Daniel encourages Jan not to give up and goes to pawn his guitar in order to buy groceries. Jan wanders off on her own and in despair says ...
Look Where the Music Can Take You performed by John Sebastian & Valerie Carter(credited as Laurel Runn)I've Got a Song to Sing performed by Valerie Carter(credited as Laurel Runn)Roxy Marathon Concert Medley performed by Valerie Carter(credited as Laurel Runn)Can You Help Me Find My Song? performed by Valerie Carter(credited as Laurel Runn)Nelvana story album
A tie-in story LP record was released by Nelvana Records in 1978.' Narrated by John Sebastian, the album features dialog lifted straight from the film's soundtrack as well as songs performed by Sebastian, Valerie Carter (credited as Laurel Runn)and the Reggie Knighton Band. As in the film, the dialogue is interspersed with several of the songs.
Full-colour storybook
First published by Avon/Camelot in 1979, the storybook was written by screenwriter Ken Sobol and features music and lyrics for three John Sebastian penned songs (I've Got a Song, Can You Help Me Find My Song? and Look Where the Music Can Take You). Simplified for younger readers, many of the visual gags and a few scenes were omitted from the book.
The Devil and Daniel Mouse was simultaneously issued as a stand-alone title on Betamax and VHS as well as featured on several compilations of Nelvana's TV specials.
Dialogue from this film was used by the rock band Bauhaus in the song "Party of the First Part", found on some versions of The Sky's Gone Out and 1989's Swing the Heartache: The BBC Sessions. A dialogue sample from the film was also used by Black Dresses at the end of their song "Maybe This World Is Another Planet's Hell?", from the album Peaceful ...
The Devil and Daniel Mouse at IMDb- Animation Family Fantasy Music
Find trailers, reviews, synopsis, awards and cast information for Nelvanamation (1980) - Clive A. Smith on AllMovie - This animated anthology contains a quartet of…
Nelvanamation. Country: United States Media Type: VHS Manufacturer: Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Running Time: 100 minutes Release Date: 1980 Contains the Cartoons:
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The Devil and Daniel Mouse is a 1978 Canadian animated Halloween television special based on the story The Devil and Daniel Webster by Steven Vincent Benét. It is produced by Nelvana. The story is about two mouse musicians, Daniel and Jan. When they are fired from their latest gig (their music...
