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Vinony's link graph records 92 inbound references to The Hobbit, and connects out to J. R. R. Tolkien, The Shire and Trolls.
It is catalogued under topics including 1960s American animated short films, 1967 American animated films and 1967 American films.
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5.5This short film is the first film adaptation of J.R.R. Tolkien's 1937 novel, The Hobbit. The film is a considered an "ashcan copy" as it was made quickly and cheaply by the producer to keep the rights to to the material.
Released: 1967-06-3012 minDir: Gene DeitchAnimation, Fantasy, Adventure
Cast
- Herbert Lass as Narrator (voice)
Themes
- based on novel or book
- dragon
- wizard
- ashcan copy
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- Duration
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- publication date
- 1966-06-30
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1960s American animated short films1967 American animated films1967 American films1967 animated short films1967 British films1967 English-language films1967 fantasy films1967 filmsAnimated films about dragonsAnimated films based on British novelsEnglish-language Czech filmsEnglish-language fantasy filmsEnglish-language short filmsFilms about magic ringsFilms about princessesFilms about wizardsFilms based on The HobbitFilms directed by Gene DeitchRembrandt Films short filmsTemplate film date with 1 release date