Maus: The King of Mice

Maus: The King of Mice (Original Title: The Mouse: The King of Germany) is a 1975 German-American  animated musical film produced by Walt Disney Productions, in association with WDR/ARD and distributed by Buena Vista Distribution.

This is loosely based on Winnie the Pooh by A.A. Milne and Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH by Robert C. O'Brien.

Cast

 * Winnie the Pooh, voiced by Sterling Holloway
 * Christopher Robin and Young Mouse, voiced by Timothy Turner
 * Piglet, voiced by John Fiedler
 * Eeyore, voiced by Ralph Wright
 * Roo, voiced by Clint Howard
 * The Mouse, voiced by Mel Blanc
 * Kanga and The Five Mouse Sisters, voiced by Barbara Luddy
 * Tigger, voiced by Paul Winchell
 * Rabbit, voiced by Junius Matthews
 * Owl, voiced by Hal Smith
 * Gopher, voiced by Howard Morris
 * Mother Mouse, voiced by Peggy Lee
 * Father Mouse, voiced by Stan Freberg
 * The Various Mice and Teenage Mouse, voiced by Liz English, Alan Reed and Thurl Ravenscroft
 * Narrated by Sebastian Cabot
 * The Mellomen as the singers

Trivia

 * This is a crossover between The Mouse and Winnie the Pooh.
 * This film is similar to the book called Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH.

Sequels
Maus 2: The Chocolate Factory was released in July 2, 1982 which is released by Walt Disney Production and WDR.

Maus 3: The Lighthouse Shore was released in December 11, 1985 which is released by Walt Disney Pictures and WDR.

Maus 4: The Lightning Mouse was released in July 15, 1988 which is released by Walt Disney Pictures and WDR.

Maus 5: The Perfect Friend was released in November 20, 1992 which is released by Walt Disney Pictures and WDR.

Maus 6: The African Mouse was released in May 7, 1997 which is released by Walt Disney Pictures and WDR.

Songs

 * Winnie the Pooh - The Sherman Brothers
 * The King of Mice - Chorus
 * The Street Light - Young Mouse
 * The Adventurousness - Chorus
 * The Wonderful Thing About Tiggers - Tigger
 * The Snow - Chorus
 * The Friend of Overall - Chorus

Transcript
Maus: The King of Mice/Transcript

Release Date
January 7, 1975

Runtime
76 minutes

Music
Buddy Baker (score)

The Sherman Brothers (songs)