Bambi

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Bambi
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ޑައިރެކްޓް ކުރީ	David Dodd Hand
ޕްރޮޑިއުސް ކުރީ	Walt Disney
ވާހަކަ ލިޔުނީ	Felix Salten (novel) Larry Morey (story adaptation) Perce Pearce (story direction) Gustaf Tenggren (illustration)
ތަރިން	Bobby Stewart Donnie Dunagan Hardie Albright John Sutherland Paula Winslowe Peter Behn Tim Davis Sam Edwards Will Wright Cammie King Ann Gillis Fred Shields Stan Alexander Sterling Holloway
މިޔުޒިކް	Frank Churchill Edward H. Plumb
ޑިސްޓްރިބިއުޓް ކުރީ	RKO Radio Pictures
ރިލީޒް ތާރީޚް(ތައް)	August 13, 1942
ދިގުމިން	70 minutes
ޤައުމު	USA
ބަހުރުވަ	English
ޚަރަދު	Over $2,000,000[1]
Followed by	Bambi II (2006)
އޯލް މޫވީގައިޑް ޕްރޮފައިލް
އައި.އެމް.ޑީ.ބީ ޕްރޮފައިލް

ފިހުރިސްތު 1 Release dates 2 Soundtrack 3 Cast 4 Sequence directors 5 References

[އުނިއިތުރު ގެންނަވާ] Release dates

U.S.: August 13 1942 (New York City, New York release) August 21 1942 (USA release) December 25 1947 July 3 1957 March 25 1966 June 20 1975 June 4 1982 July 15 1988

U.K.: August 8 1942 Brazil: August 14 1942 Argentina: December 9 1942 Mexico: February 4 1943 Zanzibar: February 29 1943 Australia: April 15 1943 Trinidad and Tobago: June 4 1943 Sweden: October 4 1943 Eritrea: December 15 1943 Venezuela: January 16 1944 Switzerland: March 17 1944 Luxembourg: March 17 1944 Guatemala: September 21 1944 Honduras: October 12 1944 Turkey: November 16 1944 (Istanbul) Turkey: November 16 1944 (Ankara) Canada: July 24 1945 Czechoslovakia: October 15 1945 USSR: May 17 1946 Scotland: September 14 1946 Norway: December 26 1946 Denmark: March 3 1947 Hong Kong: March 13 1947 Greece: May 7 1947 France: July 15 1947 Finland: August 29 1947 Netherlands: September 18 1947 Belgium: September 18 1947 Italy: February 11 1948 Poland: June 14 1948 Austria: June 10 1949 Malaysia: March 6 1950 Philippines: June 24 1950 Spain: September 11 1950 West Germany: December 19 1950 Panama: February 12 1951 Japan: May 26 1951 Thailand: September 13 1955 India: October 31 1955 Lebanon: June 18 1969 Jamaica: May 16 1970 Iraq: January 16 1980 Sri Lanka: September 12 1986 Madagascar: April 17 1987 Kuwait: December 21 1987

[އުނިއިތުރު ގެންނަވާ] Soundtrack

1. Main Title (Love Is A Song)
2. Morning In The Woods/The Young Prince/Learning To Walk
3. Exploring/Say Bird/Flower
4. Little April Shower
5. The Meadow/Bambi Sees Faline/Bambi Gets Annoyed
6. Gallop Of The Stags/The Great Prince Of The Forest/Man
7. Autumn/The First Snow/Fun On The Ice
8. The End Of Winter/New Spring Grass/Tragedy In The Meadow
9. Wintery Winds
10. Let's Sing A Gay Little Spring Song
11. It Could Even Happen To Flower
12. Bambi Gets Twitterpated/Stag Fight
13. Looking For Romance (I Bring You A Song)
14. Man Returns
15. Fire/Reunion/Finale
16. Rain Drops (Demo Recording)
17. Bonus Interview – Introduced by Richard Kiley: Walt Disney
18. Bonus Interview – Introduced by Richard Kiley: Ollie Johnston And Frank Thomas
19. Bonus Interview – Introduced by Richard Kiley: Henry Mancini

[އުނިއިތުރު ގެންނަވާ] Cast

Actor	Role(s)
Bobby Stewart	Baby Bambi
Donnie Dunagan	Young Bambi
Hardie Albright	Adolescent Bambi
John Sutherland	Adult Bambi
Paula Winslowe	Bambi's Mother and Pheasant
Peter Behn	Young Thumper
Tim Davis	Adolescent Thumper, Adolescent Flower
Sam Edwards	Adult Thumper
Stan Alexander	Young Flower
Sterling Holloway	Adult Flower
Will Wright	Friend Owl
Cammie King	Young Faline
Ann Gillis	Adult Faline
Fred Shields	Great Prince of the Forest
Thelma Boardman	Girl Bunny, Quail Mother and Frightened Pheasant
Mary Lansing	Aunt Ena, Mrs. Possum, Pheasant
Margaret Lee	Mrs. Rabbit
Otis Harlan	Mr. Mole
Marion Darlington	Bird calls
Clarence Nash	Bullfrog
Stuart Erwin	Tree Squirrel

[އުނިއިތުރު ގެންނަވާ] Sequence directors

• Graham Heid (Bambi and Thumper)
• Norman Wright (Bambi and Thumper)
• Sam Armstrong (Bambi and Thumper)
• James Algar (Bambi and Thumper)
• Bill Roberts (Bambi and Thumper)
• Paul Satterfield (Bambi and Thumper)

[އުނިއިތުރު ގެންނަވާ] References

1. ↑ Kevin Jackson 'Tears of a fawn', The Independent, February 6, 2005.