Corduroy is a 1990 hand-drawn animated adventure-comedy-drama film by Ezack Pictures Inc. It is loosely based on the 1968 picture book of the same name by Don Freeman.
| Corduroy (film) | |
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| Directed by: | John Sanston |
| Produced by: | Eric Williams
Jessica Laurent |
| Executive produced by: | Robert Garren |
| Screenplay by: | TBA |
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| Story by: | TBA |
| Based on: | Corduroy by Don Freeman |
| Starring: | Joey Cann
Maurice Johannson |
| Music by: | TBA |
| Editing by: | TBA |
| Production company: | Ezack Pictures Inc. |
| Distributed by: | Ezack Studios Inc. |
| Release date: | January 16, 1990 |
| Running time: | 91 minutes |
| Country: | America |
| Language: | English |
| Rating: | G |
| Budget: | $32 million |
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Cast[]
- Joey Cann as Corduroy
- Maurice Johannson as Young Lisa
- Paula Williams as Old Lisa
- Elena Harks as Lisa’s Mother
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Trivia[]
- Despite the movie being called “Corduroy”, it takes place 5 years after the events of the book.
- In 1996, Ezack Pictures Inc. released “Corduroy 2: A Pocket for Corduroy” on video.
- In 1997, Ezack Pictures Inc. planned to release “Corduroy 3” to video, but they cancelled it because the other 2 films didn’t get good ratings.