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Lambert the Sheepish Lion is a american film of genre Animation directed by Jack Hannah released in USA on 8 february 1952 with Sterling Holloway
Lambert the Sheepish Lion (1952)
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Add to a movie listReleased in USA 8 february 1952
Length 8minutes
Directed by Jack Hannah
OriginUSA
Genres Animation
Rating75%
Lambert le lion bêlant ou Lambert le lion peureux (Lambert the Sheepish Lion) est un court métrage d'animation réalisé par Jack Hannah pour les studios Disney, sorti au cinéma le 8 février 1952. Il est considéré comme une Silly Symphony non officielle.
Il est sorti sous le titre Lambert le lion Bêlant qui colle plus a l'histoire et au titre original.
Lors de sa ressortie en DVD, le film a été entièrement redoublé avec un nouveau titre et des dialogues différents.
Synopsis
Un lionceau, Lambert, a été délivré par erreur par les cigognes à une brebis. Sa mère l'élève comme son agneau mais il est peureux et reçoit pour cela les moqueries des autres moutons. Il grandit de plus en plus en étant couard jusqu'au jour où sa mère est attaquée par un loup.Actors
Sterling Holloway
(Narrator)
Jimmy MacDonald
(Wolf / Lambert (roaring) (voice))
Stan Freberg
(Lambert (voice))
June Foray
(Mrs. Sheep/Lambert (purring and meowing)/Lambs (voice))
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