
The Rescuers
In New York, somewhere deep under the United Nations building, a select group of mice delegates from all over the world meet in a pledge to help others--the Rescue Aid Society. When the Rescue Aid Society discovers a message in a bottle sent by Penny, a little girl in terrible trouble, the beautiful Hungarian delegate, Miss Bianca, asks for the assignment. Although any number of the other delegates would like to be Bianca's co-agent on this mission, she chooses Bernard, the Society's humble, stuttering but very courageous janitor. Now, it's up to these two little mice to save Penny from the clutches of the devilish Madame Medusa.
see also: The Rescuers Down Under
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Movies like The Rescuers are simply not made anymore. Nowadays, it's all CGI with retarded, unfunny jokes, with no real seriousness or conflict to be found. The Rescuers has all...
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This is an enjoyable film, but I enjoyed the sequal more, which is rare.
The story is ok and it keeps one interested with the movie. The characters...
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A good solid film, but not a masterpiece, 'The Rescuers' was Disney's last feature of the 70's, and the last movie to be under the control of the 'nine old...
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I first saw The Rescuers in 1977 when I was 11 years old and fell in love with it. I hoped at the time Disney would make a sequel to...
Featuring the voices of:
| Bob Newhart | ... Bernard |
| Eva Gabor | ... Miss Bianca |
| Geraldine Page | ... Madame Medusa |
| Joe Flynn | ... Mr. Snoops |
| Michelle Stacy | ... Penny |
| Jim Jordan | ... Orville |
| Jeanette Nolan | ... Ellie Mae |
| Pat Buttram | ... Luke |
| John Fiedler | ... Deacon Owl |
| John McIntire | ... Rufus |
| James MacDonald | ... Evinrude |
| Bernard Fox | ... Rescue Aid Society Chairman |
Produced by: Wolfgang Reitherman
Executive Producers: Ron Miller
Songs by: Sammy Fain, Carol Connors, Ayn Robbins and Robert Crawford
Writing Credits: Ken Anderson, Larry Clemmons, Vance Gerry, Frank Thomas, Ted Berman, Burny Mattinson, David Michener, Fred Lucky and Dick Sebast
Art Directors: Don Griffith
Based on: the books "The Rescuers" and "Miss Bianca" by Margery Sharpprofile by: athena





