Barbie Nut-cracker

Barbie Casse-Noisette (Barbie in the Nutcracker) is an American cartoon film carried out by Owen Hurley, directly distributed in video in 2001.

Synopsis

While she sleeps, the soldier nut-cracker that Clara/Barbie received in gift takes life. He drives out the King of the mice who is avenged and made narrow heroin. Only the Fairy Dragee will be able to release it from this evil spell.

Data sheet

Title: Barbie Nut-cracker
original Title: Barbie in the Nutcracker
Realization: Owen Hurley
Scenario: Linda Engelsiepen, Hilary Hinkle and Rob Hudnut, according to the character created by Ruth Handler
Music: Tchaïkovski
Production: Entertainment mainframe, Mattel
Country of origin: the United States
Format: color
Kind: Animation
Lasted: 55 minutes (TV); 76 minutes (video)
Coming out date: October 2nd, 2001

Distribution (American voices)

Kelly Sheridan: Barbie/Clara
Kirby Morrow : Nut-cracker/Prince Eric

Around film

Diffused on television and distributed in video, the film is preceded and gained a certain success.

Created in 1959, the Poupée Barbie is in the beginning many derivative products. It also inspired several cartoon films. Barbie Casse-Noisette is the first of these adaptations, followed in 2002 by Barbie, princess Raiponce .

The history takes as a starting point the tale of E.T.A. Hoffmann transposed in ballet by Tchaïkovski, in Casse-Noisette .

For animation ( Motion captures ), the scenes of dance were interpreted by the company of the New York City Ballet, on a choreography of Peter Martins.

Distinctions

2001 : Best Animated Video First Movie

See too

Headstock Barbie (bibliography and bonds in connection with the Barbie phenomenon in general)
List of the feature-length films of animation

External bonds

Official site
Critical Card IMDb
'' Variety '', October 5th, 2001
multiple adaptations of a tale of Christmas

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