| 词条 | Pinocchio's Christmas |
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| show_name = Pinocchio's Christmas | image = | image_size = | image_alt = | caption = | genre = | creator = | based_on = {{Based on|The Adventures of Pinocchio|Carlo Collodi}} | writer = Romeo Muller | screenplay = | story = | director = Jules Bass Arthur Rankin, Jr. | starring = Todd Porter George S. Irving Alan King Bob McFadden Allen Swift Paul Frees | narrated = | theme_music_composer = Maury Laws | country = United States Japan | language = English | num_episodes = | producer = Jules Bass Arthur Rankin, Jr. Masaki Iizuka (Associate Producer) | editor = | cinematography = Akikazu Kono Ichiro Komuro | runtime = 49 minutes | company = Rankin/Bass Productions | distributor = | budget = | network = ABC | first_aired = December 3, 1980 | last_aired = | preceded_by = The New Adventures of Pinocchio | followed_by = | website = }}Pinocchio's Christmas is a 1980 Christmas stop motion television special produced by Rankin/Bass Productions that is a holiday adaptation of The Adventures of Pinocchio.[1] The special was originally aired on ABC on December 3, 1980. It aired annually during the Christmas season on Freeform and as of 2018 airs on AMC.[2] SynopsisIt is Pinocchio's first Christmas, and Geppetto is trying to figure out how to buy a Christmas present for him, so he sells his boots to buy an arithmetic book for Pinocchio, who later on sells the book to buy a present for Geppetto. However, he soon runs into the Fox and Cat, whom he thinks are his only friends. The Fox and Cat convince Pinocchio that he should bury the money he got back for the book in the snow, and when the sun sets, they will grow into a Christmas tree covered with lots of gold and silver coins. Pinocchio does exactly that, and then, while he's not there to pay attention, the Fox and Cat dig the coins out of the ground before he returns. When Pinocchio returns and finds that the tree didn't grow, he takes part in a local Christmas marionette show run by Maestro Fire-Eater, where he plays Sir Larry Olive-Tree. During the show, he befriends Julietta, one of Fire-Eater's marionettes. After the show, Fire-Eater tells Pinocchio that he needs to turn Jullietta into one of the Three Wise Men for a Christmas pageant next week. But Pinocchio runs off, taking Julietta with him, and Fire-Eater calls a nearby gendarme to chase after him. Pinocchio manages to elude the gendarmes and brings Julietta with him to the Forest of Enchantment, where he was born. Pinocchio explains his backstory and, after explaining his backstory to her, he fears he may never see his father again. Just then, the Fox and the Cat show up, telling Pinocchio they know how he can bring Julietta to life using a secret medicine, which he can only find if he goes on a sleigh ride over seven mountains and seven valleys. Before Pinocchio can get started on that journey, though, a blue light appears, calling out his name which scares away the Fox and Cat and causes Pinocchio to faint. It is soon revealed to be Lady Azora, who planted the seed that grew into the tree Pinocchio was originally chopped down from. She brings in a doctor, whom Pinocchio recognizes as the Talking Cricket he met before. Pinocchio attempts to explain his terrible action of stealing Julietta from Fire-Eater by lying, which causes his nose to grow. Upon seeing what has happened to his nose, Pinocchio tells the truth and it goes back to normal. Azora tells Pinocchio that the only gift he really needs to give Geppetto is love, for that is the greatest gift anyone can give. With that, Pinocchio leaves Julietta in Lady Azora's care, and Dr. Cricket goes to make sure Pinocchio stays out of trouble. Pinocchio starts making his way home, but he suddenly again runs into the Fox and Cat, who say that he should go to the North Pole and get a job teaching Santa Claus' toys how to dance. They bring Pinocchio to a sleigh driver they were speaking with earlier who wraps Pinocchio up in a gift box and sells it to a duke who needs a present to give to his children, whom he does not spend much time with. When the kids open up their present, Pinocchio tells the Duke that he should stay home with his kids for Christmas. Afterward, Santa Claus arrives in his sleigh and brings Pinocchio and Dr. Cricket back to Geppetto's workshop, where Pinocchio is joyously reunited with his father and promises to always be a good boy. Lady Azora then arrives with a now-sentient Julietta, and they all sit down to Christmas breakfast. During the meal, Lady Azora tells Pinocchio that while he may have many other misadventures (such as getting turned into a donkey and getting swallowed by the Terrible Dogfish), he will never again stray from the path of being a good boy, and eventually, he may become a real boy. Cast
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References1. ^[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0081340/ Pinocchio's Christmas (1980) (TV)] 2. ^{{cite web |title=AMC PRESENTS ITS LARGEST SLATE OF HOLIDAY PROGRAMMING WITH "AMC BEST CHRISTMAS EVER" |url=http://www.amcnetworks.com/press-releases/amc-presents-its-largest-slate-of-holiday-programming-with-amc-best-christmas-ever/ |accessdate=27 November 2018 |date=8 November 2018}} External links
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