
Lady and the Tramp
The romantic tale of a sheltered uptown cocker spaniel, Lady, and a streetwise downtown mutt known as the Tramp. When Lady's life is turned upside down by the arrival of Darling and Jim Dear's new baby--not to mention Aunt Sarah and her siamese cats--she runs away and is befriend by the ever-charming Tramp. He shows the pampered dog what life is like outside the world of masters and leashes, but Tramp's "care-free" world has its own set of problems...
see also: Lady and the Tramp II: Scamp's Adventure
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Ah, Lady and the Tramp. One of the most beautifully told (and brilliantly animated) love stories of all. The characters, while dogs, are as real as any humans. It’s a...
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One of my all-time favorite Disney movies, this one has all the charm and grace of a traditional Disney animated movie. The story is a very compelling one, with...
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Definitely one of Disney's greatest films. The characters are interesting, the music is delightful, the animation is great, and the story is charming. What more is there to...
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This film is a true masterpiece, even after 50 years. The story, the animation, the music and magic: Lady and the Tramp has it all.
Everyone should...
Featuring the voices of:
| Barbara Luddy | ... Lady |
| Larry Roberts | ... Tramp |
| Bill Thompson | ... Jock, Bull, Dachsie, Joe |
| Bill Baucon | ... Trusty |
| Peggy Lee | ... Darling, Si, Am, Peg |
| Lee Millar | ... Jim Dear |
| Verna Felton | ... Aunt Sarah |
| George Givot | ... Tony |
| Thurl Ravenscroft | ... Al the Alligator/Dog |
Produced by: Walt Disney
Musical Score by: Oliver G. Wallace
Songs by: Peggy Lee and Sonny Burke
Based on: the story, "Happy Dan, the Whistling Dog", by Ward GreeneThe first Disney feature to utilized the 70mm Cinemascope film format.
profile by: athena






