Brave Little Tailor
The Brave Little Tailor is an American animated short film directed by Bill Roberts from the year 1938.
Action
A small town is threatened by a giant. The population is concerned, only a small cutter has other worries. He is disturbed at the tailors of seven flies that he finally killed all in one go. He opens his window and calls thrilled that he had seven killed in one blow, has just asked as a city dweller the other, if he had ever killed a giant. The news of Schneider, who killed seven, goes like wildfire through the city and reached the royal palace. The king promises the tailor money and the hand of his daughter Minnie, if he would conquer the giant. The tailor 's afraid, but can not explain the misunderstanding.
He goes to the cheers of the people on the search for the giant. The suddenly appears, the Schneider hiding in a wagon full of pumpkins, eating the giant gradually. The tailor is swallowed, however, was able to escape from the mouth of the giant in a large hay bales. The turn the giant threatens to turn a cigarette and the tailor to burn - he works his way out of the cigarette and is now visible to the giants. The preys on the tailor, who takes refuge in a sleeve of the giants and the following hand him finally fixed sewn into the shirt. The Schneider finally wraps around the entire giant with its yarn and causing it to fall.
The city is saved. To the Giants now created an amusement park, the supplied the sleeping giant by his breath with wind energy. The tailor and Minnie are a couple and they kiss as they ride on a carousel. The king eats an ice cream happy.
Production
The Brave Little Tailor is a film adaptation of the fairy tale The Brave Little Tailor by the Brothers Grimm.
The film was released on 29 September 1938 as part of the Disney animated series Mickey Mouse. It was the last cartoon in which Mickey Mouse had its original appearance with oval, completely black eyes. Already in the next film Pluto the Hound (English The Pointer ) owned by Micky redesigned by Fred Moore pupils.
Synchronization
Awards
The Brave Little Tailor was nominated in 1939 for an Oscar in the category " Best Animated Short Film ", but could not prevail against Ferdinand, the bull itself.