The Jungle Book

Year

1967

Duration

78 minutes

Genres

Action and Adventure, Animation, Family, Musicals

Language

English

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The last animated Disney movie to bear Walt's personal touch, this much-loved, exuberant adventure follows Mowgli, a young boy raised by wolves, as he journeys to seek safety with other humans in their village outside the jungle. Along the way he meets a number of memorable animals, including Baloo the loveable but lazy bear, and orangutan Louie, the "King of the Swingers' - but can he stay out of the clutches of sly tiger Shere Khan? The Jungle Book is a children's classic, filled to bursting with great tunes, memorable set pieces, drama and hilarity.

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Wolfgang Reitherman

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Cast (in alphabetical order)

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Must See Movies: Classics

The Jungle Book (1967): Film Guide

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Duma(2005)

The Cat Returns(2002)

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