Alakazam the Great
Cast & Crew
Frankie Avalon
Dodie Stevens
Jonathan Winters
Arnold Stang
Sterling Holloway
Samuel Z. Arkoff
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
Alakazam, a shy and modest monkey, is chosen by his peers to be the monarch of all animals on earth. The continued adulation of his constituents soon goes to his head, however, and he becomes even more selfish and arrogant after he compels Merlin, a magician, to disclose the secrets of his tricks. To teach him a lesson, King Amo, ruler of Majutsoland, the celestial island where all retired magicians reside, imprisons Alakazam in a cave; and Alakazam is then abandoned by everyone except De De, a female monkey who has always loved him. Later, Alakazam is released from confinement with the stipulation that he go about the countryside performing good deeds with Amo's son, Prince Amat. The pilgrimage succeeds in humbling Alakazam, and the reformed monkey is allowed to return with De De to the other animals.
Cast
Frankie Avalon
Dodie Stevens
Jonathan Winters
Arnold Stang
Sterling Holloway
Crew
Samuel Z. Arkoff
Les Baxter
Les Baxter
Salvatore Billitteri
George Brand
Akira Daikubara
Akira Daikubara
Hideo Furusawa
Albert Harris
Komei Ishikawa
Goro Kontaibo
Lee Kresel
Lee Kresel
Masao Kumagawa
Koichi Maeba
Koichi Mori
Yasuji Mori
Eve Newman
James H. Nicholson
Hajime Numai
Laurette Odney
Hiroshi Okawa
Harusato Otsuka
Seigo Otsuka
Yasuo Otsuka
Kazuko Ozawa
Kay Rose
Lou Rusoff
Lou Rusoff
Kimiko Saito
Daisaku Shirakawa
Al Simms
Eiko Sugimoto
Kenji Sugiyama
Hideyuki Takahashi
Osamu Tezuka
Osamu Tezuka
Titra Sound Corp.
Keinosuke Uekusa
Mataji Urata
Teiji Yabushita
Masaaki Yano
Saburo Yokoi
Film Details
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Trivia
Notes
Released in Japan in 1960 in ToeiScope as Saiyu-ki; running time: 88 min. Reedited by American International Pictures for U. S. release. Copyright claimant: Alta Vista Productions.
