Dumbo
US (1941): Animated/Fantasy/Children's
In this classic animated Disney film, a baby circus elephant is cruelly mocked until he realizes that his enormous ears are a blessing in disguise: he can fly. Soon, Dumbo becomes the greatest show on earth. Walt Disney produced this film with atypical thrift. It remains one of the studio's shortest feature-length films (64 minutes) and, in contrast to their multi-million dollar efforts even at the time, cost less than $1 million. Direct by Ben Sharpsteen. (amctv.com)
2 nominations, 1 Award
· Music Scoring Awards (Best Scoring of a Musical Picture) 1941: Frank Churchill, Oliver G. Wallace
· Music Best Song 1941: "Baby Mine" Frank Churchill - Music, Ned Washington - Lyric