Rock-a-Doodle was a 1992 animated re-telling of Edmund Rostand's Chanticler. This film was directed by Don Bluth, produced by Warner Bros., and originally released to US movie theatres in 1992. It wasn't well received by critics, or judging by its low box-office returns and contemporary name recognition, audiences. The voice cast included Sandy Duncan as Chanticleer, Candice Bergen, Vincent Price.
Trivia
- This was the first feature-length live-action/animated film since 1988's Who Framed Roger Rabbit, but unlike Roger Rabbit, Edmond is the only live-action character to share the screen with the animated characters; this was at the beginning, where The Grand Druke would have to answer Edmond before being turned into an animated cat, and at the end, where Chanticler was singing Sun Do Shine again like he did at the beginning.
External links
- Rock-a-Doodle at the Internet Movie Database
- Detailed Info on Rock-A-Doodle (contains spoilers)
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