Stanley, the Ugly Duckling

TV Short
1982
Not Rated
30m

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Adventure Animation Comedy Family Musical Short

A modernized take on the classic fairy tale that follows an ugly duckling who befriends a loner fox and learns a lesson about self-esteem.A modernized take on the classic fairy tale that follows an ugly duckling who befriends a loner fox and learns a lesson about self-esteem.A modernized take on the classic fairy tale that follows an ugly duckling who befriends a loner fox and learns a lesson about self-esteem.

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7.7/10

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Susan Blu

Stanley
(voice)

Jack DeLeon

Nathan
(voice)

Wolfman Jack

Eagle One
(voice)

Brian Cummings

Lee Thomas

Rick Dees

D.J.
(voice)

Julie McWhirter

Director
- John Wilson
Writers
- Norman Martin
- Lee Pockriss
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Goofs
When the eagles are being chased off by the pelicans, Stanley goes to untie Nathan, who says to him "I thought I would never say this: Stanley, am I glad to see you!". His mouth doesn't move when he says the very first few words, but when it cuts to him talking as he says the rest of the line, his mouth moves.

Soundtracks
Not a Duck
Performed by Susan Blu
Music by Norman Martin and Lee Pockriss
Lyrics by Norman Martin and Lee Pockriss

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10/10

A great movie for all the family, not just the kids.

This is one of the best animated stories I've seen, since the early eighties, when I first watched it. Every time we went to the video rental store, my three young boys would always pick "Stanley, the Ugly Duckling". They would be entertained by this movie for hours, rewinding the tape to play their favorite parts and songs over and over again. We must have watched Stanley a dozen times, and that was just us adults. Anyway, many years have passed and Stanley, the Ugly Duckling, has not been forgotten. A new generation is on the way and I would love to buy this movie for the grandchild (and the adults). Does anyone know where I can get it from?