Cinema surveillance images are loading at the bottom of the page
Geppetto
Threat advisory: Guarded - General risk of entertaining activities
Movie propaganda
Disney magic brings to life this brand-new comedic and musical retelling of the truth-stretching puppet that miraculously transforms into a real boy!
Drew Carey starts as the man whose dearest wish to be a father is granted by the sparkling blue fairy (Julia Louis-Dreyfus). Original music combines with timeless classic songs as Geppetto encounters the everyday challenges of raising a child. when Pinocchio (Seth Adkins) is lured away to join the sneaky Stromboli (Brent Spiner) and the Pleasure Island troublemakers, Geppetto discovers what it really means to be a father, and must embark on a dangerous quest to reunite with his missing son. Your entire family will love this heart-warming and fun new Disney musical production of one of the world's greatest stories!
Also starring Jessica Sara as the village girl, René Auberjonois as Professor Buonragazzo, usher Raymond as the ring leader, Ana Gasteyer as Signora Giovanni, Wayne Brady as The Great Lazardo, Renée Olstead as Talia voice/soloist and Don Hehr. Written by David I Stern from the story by Carlo Collodi, directed by Tom Moore.
Cinematic intelligence sources
- Studios and distributors:
Intelligence analyst
Special Agent Matti
Theatrical report
A good babysitter.As a sequel to the classic story that is Pinocchio, Geppetto is a piece of crap. Drew Carey is horrendously miscast and can't act to save himself. His singing is not as good as his acting. I makes the educated guess that Drew was cast on the strength of being in a successful TV show. I note that several other cast members are also in successful TV shows. I also note that the production values are flat, bland, generic and low-budget, as if you're watching Big brother without the flatmates. If you ever wanted to watch a middle-class, family-values, G-rated, white-bread, made-forTV, Sunday-school, greeting-card movie then Geppetto is the one.
Intelligence analyst
Agent Alexander Hutton
Theatrical report
'Petto!
Security censorship classification
G
Surveillance time
90 minutes (1:30 hours)
Not for public release in Australia before date
VHS rental: 20 June 2001
Cinema surveillance images
