Based on Roald Dahl’s book, this children’s fantasy tells the story of a young boy who finds escape from his unpleasant aunts when he embarks on an adventure with a group of oversized talking insects who live in a giant magical peach. Combining live action and animation, the tale sees the orphaned boy and his friends attempt to return to shore after the peach rolls into the Atlantic ocean., After planting a magic seed which grows into a colossal peach, a young boy embarks on an adventure with the peach’s insect occupants. Voices: Simon Callow, Richard Dreyfuss, Susan Sarandon, Jane Leeves, Miriam Margolyes, David Thewlis., The tale of young James’ adventure with a giant peach and its inhabitants, including a ladybug and a centipede, who help him on his quest to get to New York., A mix of live action and puppet animation enhances this adaptation of Roald Dahl’s fairy tale about a boy (Paul Terry) whose life is enriched when he steps inside a magic peach. Old Man: Pete Postlethwaite., A mix of live action and puppet animation enhances this adaptation of Roald Dahl’s fairy tale about a boy whose life is enriched when he steps inside a magic peach., Just as the sweetness of the title fruit belies the bitter cyanide-laced pit within, so does this colorful adaptation of Roald Dahl’s beloved book conceal the darker, nightmarish hues underlying most classic children’s tales. With Tim Burton as the producer and Henry The Nightmare Before Christmas Selick as its director and utilizing the spooky, surrealistic designs of illustrator Lane Smith,, the same type of digital animation techniques that brought Toy Story to riotous life combined with stop-motion photography, and sprightly songs and scoring by quirk-meister Randy Newman, Disney’s James and the Giant Peach is a film guaranteed to delight both older children (small ones may find some scenes a bit scary) and their parents. The magical tale begins in live action as the idyllic British life of young James is shattered when a fearsome rhinoceros gobbles up his parents. Orphaned James is then forced to move in with his cruel aunties who abuse and starve him. To ease the misery of his new life, poor finds solace in dreaming of visiting New York City. He imagines going there in the balloon he fashions from a paper bag and a candle. It drifts out the window and disappears. One day an enigmatic Old Man happens by. In an effort to console poor James, he hands him the lost bag filled with squirmy, green-glowing crocodile tongues, promising James that all will work out for the best. Unfortunately, James accidentally spills the magical tongues in his aunts’ desiccated garden. The tongues immediately burrow into the roots of a long-dead peach tree and the next day the tree bears an enormous peach. One night, James, too hungry to care crawls into the peach (which the aunts used as a tourist attraction) and accidentally ingests a crocodile tongue. Suddenly he turns into an animated creature and runs into six lively insects that include a genteel grasshopper, a proper ladybug, an earthworm, an ingenious glowworm, a cynical wiseacre centipede with a Brooklyn accent and a Garboesque spider. The peach rolls into the sea and thus begins a fantastic journey to the Big Apple. Once afloat the travelers encounter a scary mechanical shark with a circular saw in its mouth that nearly devours the centipede until quick-thinking glow worm saves the day. The shark is not the only danger that awaits the disparate friends. Before reaching their destination they will also encounter a terrifying sunken ship populated by a real skeleton crew led by Captain Jack (Nightmare Before Christmas’ Jack Skellington in a memorable cameo)., Part live action, part animated adaptation of Roald Dahl’s classic children’s book from Henry Selick, director of The Nightmare Before Christmas and Coraline. Orphan James lives with his tyrannical aunts. Through a magical series of events, a giant peach grows in their garden and when James takes a bite, it takes on a life of its own. He finds the peach is inhabited by colourful creatures including a spider, a centipede and a grasshopperThe motley crew set off on a sea voyage, via the frozen north, to find happiness in New York – but not before encountering fabulous creatures and having dangerous adventures.
Q&A :
Q: Who are the main cast members in “James and the Giant Peach ” ?
A: The main cast includes Joanna Lumley,Miriam Margolyes,Pete Postlewaite,Vanessa Redgrave,Guy Witcher,Steven Culp,Tony Haney,Mike Starr,Michael Girardin,Mario Yedidia,Pete Postlethwaite,Susan Sarandon,Richard Dreyfuss,Simon Callow,David Thewlis,Jane Leeves,J. Stephen Coyle,Cirocco Dunlap,Brian Rosen,Amy Hollywood Wixson,Karey Kirkpatrick,Pete Kozachik,Mickey McGovern,Hiro Narita,Kendal Cronkhite,Brian Chavanne,Craig Mohagen,Jane Leeves,Steven Riley,Julie Slinger,Henry Selick,Stan Webb,Susan Sarandon,Paul Terry,Simon Callow,Blake Russell,Miriam Margolyes,Harley Jessup,Steve Bloom,Ros Hubbard,Richard Dreyfuss,Thomas F. Sindicich,David Thewlis,Rocky Capella,Lynda Lemon,Bill Boes,John Hubbard,Robin Gurland,Roald Dahl,Richard Snell,John S. Engel,Denise Di Novi,Jonathan Roberts,Jake Eberts.
Q: When Did the “James and the Giant Peach” Released?
A: The Movie “James and the Giant Peach” originally aired on 1996-02-08 and released in the year of 1996.
Q: What Languages are available to watch “James and the Giant Peach” ?
A: Is also available in eng language.
Q: Where to watch “James and the Giant Peach” ?
A: “James and the Giant Peach” is Avaiable on Netflix. as its Netflix Originals.
