MOVIE TITLE
Credits
Format
System
Notes
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1001 nuits, Les (1990) |
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ak: Sheherazade (1990) (most famous) || Mille e una notte, Le (1990) (Italy) |
Fair condition with porteies subtitles
1001 NITES (1968)
1001 Beds of pleasure (1972)
A
ABE HAYAT (1933)
ABE HAYAT (1955)
Ajooba (1991)
Ajooba (1991)
Ajooba (Amitabh Bachchan) is the masked legend that serves as the protector of the people of Baharistan. In reality, Ajooba is actually Ali, the only son of the Sultan and Malika who were overthrown shortly after his birth by the Vazir of the State. Ali is hidden away and raised by blacksmith, who is unaware of his destiny. As Ali grows to an adult, he assumes the guise of Ajooba, and begins to search for his lost parents, to reinstate them, and in the process escalates via rumor as a hero to the people.
Adl-e-Jehangir (1955)
Adl-e-Jehangir (1930)
THE ADVENTURES OF ALADDIN (1979)
The Adventures of Prince Achmed (1927)
WANTED
ADAMKHOR (1955)
NTSC
WANTED original
WANTED ANY VERSION any language
Alladin and the Wonderful Lamp (1900)
ALADDIN'S WONDERFUL
LAMP
AKA:
"ALADDIN AND THE WONDERFUL LAMP"
Alladin and the Wonderful Lamp (1926)
Alladin and the Wonderful Lamp (1933)
Alladin and the Wonderful Lamp [1957]
Script: S. Rampath / DIRECTION:Director: T.R. Raghunath / CAST:
Nageswara Rao+Anjali T.S. Baliah+Thangavelu+S.V. Renga Rao+V.K. Ramaswamy+Raja Sulochana/ Country of Origin: India [in the Tamil language] / 191 mins / Format: black and white 35mm / Sound: mono
Allaudin and the Wonderful Lamp [1938]
Production Company: Paramount / DIRECTION: Director: Nanubhai Vakil / PHOTOGRAPHY: Director of Photography: Gulab Gopal / MUSIC: Music: Damodar Sharma / CAST: Navin Chandra, Miss Bansi Karnatak, Bacha Motee, / LINKS: SEQUEL: Son of Allaudin [1939]
ALLAUDIN KA CHIRAG (1958)
ALLAUDIN LAILA (New) (1957)
ALLAUDIN LAILA (1941)
any
Alladin ka Beta [1939]
ALLAUDIN KA BETA (1955)
Aladdin Aur Jadui Chirag (1952)
aka ALADIN AND THE WONDERFUL LAMP (1952)
Black & White
ALADIN AND THE WONDERFUL LAMP (19??)
with Helen, Jaya Shreet cast: Kamala Hasan, Rajinikant, Sripriya, R.S. har, Savirti, P.S. Verappa, Sukumari, Ashokan
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Alf laila wa leila (1941) |
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aka: |
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Thousand and One Nights, A (1941) |
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الف ليلة وليلة |
علي الكسار عقيلة راتب حامد مرسي رياض
القصبجي زوز نبيل زكيه ابراهيم
عدد الأشرطة : 1
حسن الشحات حاوي في الاسواق يساعده ابنه الصغير الذي يكتشف ان أمه تخونه
مع جوان اللص فيقتله العشيق لكنه قبل ان يلفظ انفاسه الاخيرة يبوح لوالده
بالسر ، يتزوج حسن من امرأة أخرى تشاركه بصوتها الجميل في أعماله ولكن في
نفس الوقت لم ينس الانتقام من جوان الذي أصبح تاجرا كبيرا ولكن جوان يدبر
مكيده لحسن فيدخله السجن وهناك يعرض عليه الحاكم الظالم ان يقتل أمير
البلاد مقابل اطلاق حريته وتعيينه وزيرا في المملكة .
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ALIF LAILA (1953) |
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aka: Alif and Laila (1953) |
ALI BABA MOVIES
Alif Laila (1933)
Algy Tries Physical Culture [1910]
Ali-Baba [1902]
Production Company: Pathé
DIRECTION
Director: Ferdinand Zecca
Country of Origin: India
Year of Production:
Running Times:
Format: black and white
Ratio:
Sound: silent
CREDITS
PRODUCTION
Production Company: Classic Theatre
DIRECTION
Director: Hiralal Sen
Ali Babà [1911]
aka: The Treasure Cave - US title
Ali Babà [1911]
Country of Origin: USA
Year of Production: 1911
Running Times:
Format: black and white
Ratio:
Sound: silent
CREDITS
CAST
Emilio Ghione
TIMELINE
1912
April
23: USA - theatrical release
ALTERNATIVE TITLES
The Treasure Cave - US title
KEYWORDS
ali baba; 1001 nights; arabian nights
Country of Origin: Italy
Year of Production: 1911
Running Times:
Format: black and white
Ratio:
Sound: silent
CREDITS
PRODUCTION
Production Company: Cines
REFERENCES
BOOKS
Reference Guide to Fantastic Films p.8
credits
Ali-Baba [1934]
Country of Origin: India
Year of Production: 1934
Running Times:
Format: black and white
Ratio:
Sound: mono
CREDITS
PRODUCTION
Production Company: Madan
REFERENCES
BOOKS
Reference Guide to Fantastic Films p.8
credits
KEYWORDS
ali baba; 1001 nights; arabian nights
Ali Baba [1936]
Theatrical Distributor: Celebrity Productions Inc
Video Distributor: Grapevine Video/ 1936
January / 30: USA - theatrical release/ animation
Ali Baba [1936]
Country of Origin: USA
Year of Production: 1936
Running Times: 7 mins
Format: Cinecolor
Ratio: 1.37:1
Sound: mono
CREDITS
PRODUCTION
Production Company: Celebrity Productions Inc
Executive Producer: P.A. Powers
Producer: Ub Iwerks
DIRECTION
Director: Ub Iwerks
MUSIC
Music: Carl W. Stalling
AVAILABILITY
USA
Theatrical Distributor: Celebrity Productions Inc
Video Distributor: Grapevine Video
TIMELINE
1936
January
30: USA - theatrical release
KEYWORDS
animation; comicolor; ali baba; 1001 nights; arabian nights
Ali-Baba [1937]
Country of Origin: India
Year of Production: 1937
Running Times: 134 mins
Format: black and white
Ratio:
Sound: mono
CREDITS
PRODUCTION
Production Company: Shree Bharat Lushmi
SCRIPT
Play: Pandit Kshirode Prosad Vidyabinode
DIRECTION
Director: Modhu Bose
PHOTOGRAPHY
Director of Photography: Bibhuti Das, Gita Gosh
EDITING AND POST PRODUCTION
Editor: Shyam Das
MUSIC
Music: T. Frangopoulo, Nagardas Nayak
DESIGN AND SET CONSTRUCTION
Art Director: Motilal
CAST
Sadhona Bose
Suprova Mukherjea
Indira Roy
Priti K. Majumdar
Kamal Ghosh
Modhu Bose
Bibhuti Ganguli
REFERENCES
BOOKS
Reference Guide to Fantastic Films p.8
credits
Ali-Baba [1939]
Ali-Baba [1954]
VHS PAL A+
Ali-Baba and the Forty Thieves
Ali Baba [1971]
Country of Origin: Italy
Year of Production: 1971
Running Times:
Format: colour
Ratio:
Sound:
CREDITS
DIRECTION
Directors: Giulio Gianini, Emmanuele Luzzati
REFERENCES
BOOKS
The Animated Film p.192
note
KEYWORDS
animation; ali baba; 1001 nights; arabian nights
Ali Baba [1991]
Year of Production: 1991
Running Times:
Format: colour
Ratio:
Sound:
CREDITS
PRODUCTION
Production Company: Burbank Animation Studios
Executive Producer: David C. Field
Producer: Roz Phillips
ALTERNATIVE TITLES
Burbank's ACT I: Ali Baba - Australian title
Italian,
animated feature directed by
Zlata Potanckova Belli.
Written by Adriano Belli.
Country of Origin: Italy
Year of Production: 1996
Running Times:
Length: 2130 metres
Format: colour
Ratio:
Sound:
CREDITS
PRODUCTION
Production Company: Airone Cinematografica
SCRIPT
Script: Adriano Belli
DIRECTION
Director: Zlata Potanckova Belli
AVAILABILITY
Portugal
Theatrical Distributor: New Lineo Cinemas
CENSORSHIP HISTORY
Portugal
Rating: M/6
TIMELINE
1999
July
2: Portugal - theatrical release
ALTERNATIVE TITLES
Ali Baba e o Burro Falante - Portugese title
KEYWORDS
ali baba; 1001 nights; arabian nights
Ali Baba Nights
Country of Origin: USA
Year of Production: 1944
Running Times: 87 mins
Format: Technicolor 35mm
Ratio: 1.37:1
Sound: mono
CREDITS
PRODUCTION
Production Company: Universal Pictures
Producer: Paul Malvern
SCRIPT
Script: Edmund L. Hartmann
DIRECTION
Director: Arthur Lubin
Assistant Director: Charles Gould
PHOTOGRAPHY
Directors of Photography: George Robinson, W. Howard Greene
Laboratory: Technicolor
EDITING AND POST PRODUCTION
Editor: Russell Schoengarth
MUSIC
Musical Director: Edward Ward
Songs: J. Keirn Brennan, Edward Ward
SOUND
Sound: Bernard B. Brown, Robert Pritchard
Sound System: Western Electric Sound System
MAKE UP AND COSTUMES
Make Up: Jack Pierce
Costume Designer: Vera West
SPECIAL EFFECTS
Special Effects: John P. Fulton
DESIGN AND SET CONSTRUCTION
Art Directors: John B. Goodman, Richard Riedel
Set Decorators: R.A. Gausman, Ira S. Webb
MISCELLANEOUS
Choreographer: Paul Oscard
Technical Advisor: Jamiel Hasson
Dialogue Director: Stacy Keach
Associate Colour Consultant: William Fritzsche
CAST
Jon Hall [Ali Baba]
Maria Montez [Amara]
Turhan Bey [Jamiel]
Andy Devine [Abdullah]
Kurt Katch [Hulagu Khan]
Frank Puglia [Prince Cassim]
Fortunio Bonanova [Baba]
Moroni Olsen [Caliph]
Ramsay Ames [Nalu]
Chris-Pin Martin [fat thief]
Scotty Beckett [Ali as a child]
Yvette Duguay [Amara as a girl]
Noel Cravat [Mongol captain]
Jimmy Conlin [little thief]
Harry Cording [Mahmoud]
Richard Alexander, Harry Woods [Mongol guards - both uncredited]
Jerome Andrews, Eric Braunsteiner, Ed Brown, Dick D'Arcy, Alex Goudavich, George Martin [dancers - all uncredited]
Robert Barron [Mongol captain - uncredited]
Alphonse Berg [tailor - uncredited]
John Calvert, Dick Dickinson, Hans Herbert, David Heywood, Ethan Laidlaw, Joey Ray, Pedro Regas [thieves - all uncredited]
William 'Wee Willie' Davis [Arab giant - uncredited]
Rex Evans [Arab major domo - uncredited]
Martin Faust [bit part - uncredited]
James Khan [Persian prince - uncredited]
Pierce Lyden, Don McGill, Norman Willis [guards - all uncredited]
Art Miles [Mongol guard - uncredited]
Belle Mitchell [nursemaid - uncredited]
Theodore Patay [Arab priest - uncredited]
Angelo Rossitto [Arab dwarf - uncredited]
Charles Wagenheim [barber - uncredited]
SUMMARY
When his father, the Kalif of Bagdad, is murdered by soldiers from the armies of Hugalu Khan, Ali Baba is raised by forty thieves. Ali eventually leads the thieves against Khan, rescuing his girlfriend Amara alomg the way.
AVAILABILITY
USA
Theatrical Distributor: Universal Pictures
CENSORSHIP HISTORY
Finland
Rating: S
Sweden
Rating: Btl
USA
Rating: approved
TIMELINE
1944
January
14: USA - theatrical release
August
23: Sweden - theatrical release
1946
October
11: Finland - theatrical release
November
9: Denmark - theatrical release
1950
June
13: West Germany - theatrical release
POSTER TAGS
Wild nights of sheer delights! Burning days of bold adventure!
When beauty was the booty and the prize of all was love!
ALTERNATIVE TITLES
Ali Baba und die 40 Räuber - Austrian title
Ali Baba und die vierzig Räuber - German title
Alí-Babá y los 40 ladrones - Spanish title
Ali Baba ja 40 rosvoa - Finnish title
Alì Babà e i 40 ladroni - Italian title
Ali Baba i czterdziestu rozbójników - Polish title
Ali Baba och de 40 rövarna - Swedish title
LINKS
REMAKE
The Sword of Ali Baba [1965]
SEE ALSO
The Cat's Bah [1954]
REFERENCES
BOOKS
Reference Guide to Fantastic Films p.8
credits
KEYWORDS
ali baba; 1001 nights; arabian nights
Ali Baba Goes to Town (1937)
Ali Baba Goes To Town
[1937]
Country of Origin: USA
Year of Production: 1937
Running Times: 82 mins
Format: black and white 35mm
Ratio: 1.37:1
Sound: mono
CREDITS
PRODUCTION
Production Company: Twentieth Century Fox
Producer: Darryl F. Zanuck
Associate Producer: Laurence Schwab
SCRIPT
Script: Harry Tugend, Jack Yellen
Story: Gene Towne, Graham Baker, Gene Fowler
DIRECTION
Director: David Butler
PHOTOGRAPHY
Director of Photography: Ernest Palmer
EDITING AND POST PRODUCTION
Editor: Irene Morra
MUSIC
Music: Louis Silvers
Songs: Mack Gordon, Harry Revel, Raymond Scott
DESIGN AND SET CONSTRUCTION
Art Director: Berbard Herzbrun
MISCELLANEOUS
Dance Director: Sammy Lee
CAST
Eddie Cantor [Al Babson]
Tony Martin [Yusuf]
Roland Young [Sultan]
June Lang [Princess Miriam]
Louise Hovick (aka: Gypsy Rose Lee) [Sultana]
John Carradine [Ishak]
Virginia Field [Dinah]
Alan Dinehart [Boland]
Douglass Dumbrille [Prince Musah]
Maurice Cass [Omar]
Warren Hymer, Stanley Fields [tramps]
Douglas Wood [Selim]
Sid Fields [assistant director]
Ferdinand Gottschalk [chief councilor]
Charles Lane [doctor]
Paul Hurst [captain]
Jeni Le Gon [dancer]
Dolores del Rio [guest]
Lee J. Cobb [uncredited]
Lynn Bari [uncredited]
SUMMARY
A tramp sneaks onto the set of a new movie being made about the
Arabian Nights and falls asleep. He dreams that he goes back in time
to ancient Baghdad where he acts as advisor to the Sultan.
AVAILABILITY
USA
Theatrical Distributor: Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation
CENSORSHIP HISTORY
Finland
Rating: S
AWARDS
1938
Academy Awards, USA
Best Dance Direction [Sammy Lee] - nominated [for Swing Is Here to
Stay]
TIMELINE
1938
January
6: Denmark - theatrical release
30: Finland - theatrical release
ALTERNATIVE TITLES
Ali Baba kommer til byen - Danish title
Alí Babá en la ciudad - Venezuelan title
Ali Baba tulee kaupunkiin - Finnish title
Alì Babà va in città - Italian title
LINKS
FOOTAGE INCLUDED IN
The Day of the Locust [1975]
REFERENCES
MAGAZINES
Absurd no.7 [UK]
review
BOOKS
Reference Guide to Fantastic Films p.8
credits
John Carradine: The Films [1999]
review [by Tom Weaver]
KEYWORDS
satire; musical; dreams; arabian nights; 1001 nights; film-makers;
film-making
Ali Baba Wal Arbaeen Haramy (1941)
Country of Origin: Egypt
Year of Production: 1941
Running Times:
Format: black and white
Ratio:
Sound: mono
CREDITS
DIRECTION
Director: Togo Mizrahi
CAST
Ali Al-Kassar
Leila Fawzi
ALTERNATIVE TITLES
Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves
REFERENCES
BOOKS
Reference Guide to Fantastic Films p.9
credits
KEYWORDS
ali baba; 1001 nights; arabian nights
ALI BABA AND THE SACRED CROWN (1961)
VHS
NTSC
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ALI BABA AND THE SACRED CROWN |
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aka: 7 TASKS FOR ALI BABA/LE SETTE FATICHE DI ALI BABA (1961) |
Ali Baba Bound [1940]
Country of Origin: USA
Year of Production: 1940
Running Times: 7 mins
Format: black and white [hand coloured in 1968; computer coloured in 1992] 35mm
Ratio: 1.37:1
Sound: mono
CREDITS
PRODUCTION
Production Company: Leon Schlesinger Studios
Producer: Leon Schlesinger
SCRIPT
Story: Melvin Millar
DIRECTION
Director: Robert Clampett
ANIMATION
Animator: Vive Risto
MUSIC
Music: Carl W. Stalling
VOICES
Voices: Mel Blanc
SUMMARY
Porky Pig must warn a Foreign Legion fort of an impending attack from Ali-Baba and his Dirty Sleeves. But when he arrives at the fort, he finds it deserted - everyone is in Boston for a Legion convention! Porky and his camel are left to face Ali Baba and his hordes...
AVAILABILITY
USA
Theatrical Distributor: Warner Bros.
TIMELINE
1940
February
10: USA - theatrical release
KEYWORDS
animation; arabian nights; 1001 nights; ali baba; porky pig; foreign legion; forts; deserts; sahara; battering rams; animals; anthropomorphism; camels; looney tunes
Year of Production: 1956
Running Times: 1 reel [approx 7 mins]
Format: Technicolor 35mm
Ratio: 1.37:1
Sound: mono
CREDITS
PRODUCTION
Production Company: Warner Brother
SCRIPT
Story: Michael Maltese
DIRECTION
Director: Chuck Jones (real name: Charles M. Jones)
ANIMATION
Animation: Richard Thompson, Ken Harris, Abe Levitow, Ben Washam
Effects Animation: Harry Love
Layouts: Maurice Noble
Backgrounds: Philip De Guard
MUSIC
Musical Director: Milt Franklyn
Music: Carl Stalling
SOUND
Sound Effects: Treg Brown [credited as editor]
VOICES
Mel Blanc [Bugs Bunny / Daffy Duck / Hassan]
SUMMARY
Bugs Bunny and an even more crotchety than ever Daffy Duck wage a war of wits with the none too bright guardian of Ali Baba's famous "open sesame" cave, the pair arriving there after taking the now legendary wrong turn at Albuquerque and not quite getting to Pismo Beach as they had originally intended. Daffy goes gold crazy when he sees the treasures held within while Bugs runs mental rings around the intellectually stunted Hassan, impersonating a genie, engaging in devastating verbal warfare and constantly winding up the little black duck.
CAPSULE REVIEW
One of Warner Brothers' very best with Daffy as irritating as you could wish for ["I can't help it, I'm a greedy slob. It's my hobby!"] and Bugs rarely as slick and confident as here. Add to this classic comedy double act a vengeful genie and the frighteningly dumb Hassan and you've got a seven minute masterpiece on your hands - the closing shot alone is worth the price of admission and Jones' consummate timing is as razor sharp as ever.
AVAILABILITY
USA
Theatrical Distributor: Warner Brothers
Laserdisc Distributor: Warner Home Video [12583 - Duck Victory: Daffy Duck's Screen Classics (1993)]
TIMELINE
1957
February
9: USA - theatrical release
ALTERNATIVE TITLES
Ali Baba ja jänis - Finnish title
LINKS
FOOTAGE INCLUDED IN
Bugs Bunny's Third Movie: 1001 Rabbit Tales [1982]
Chuck Amuck: The Movie [1991]
REFERENCES
OTHER SOURCES
screen
credits
KEYWORDS
animation; daffy duck; bugs bunny; genies; treasure; arabian nights; caves; merrie melodies; magic lamps; rope trick
Ali Baba bujang lapok [1960]
Country of Origin: Malaysia
Year of Production: 1960
Running Times:
Format: black and white
Ratio:
Sound: mono
CREDITS
DIRECTION
Director: P. Ramlee
CAST
P. Ramlee
Aziz Sattar
S. Shamsuddin
Sarimah
KEYWORDS
ali baba; 1001 nights; arabian nights
wanted
Ali Babá e os Quarenta Ladrões [1972]
Country of Origin: Brazil
Year of Production: 1972
Running Times: 96 mins
Format: colour
Ratio:
Sound:
CREDITS
PRODUCTION
Production Company: Jarbas Barbosa Produções Cinematográficas
Executive Producer: Roberto Ribeiro
Producer: Jarbas Barbosa
SCRIPT
Script: Victor Lima
DIRECTION
Director: Victor Lima
PHOTOGRAPHY
Director of Photography: Antônio Gonçalves
EDITING AND POST PRODUCTION
Editor: Victor Lima
MUSIC
Music: Paulo Carias
CAST
Renato Aragão [Ali Babá]
Dedé Santana [Cassim]
Elza De Castro [Rosinha]
Luiz Delfino
Neila Tavares
Mariel Mariscot
Ângelo Antônio
Elisa Fernandes
Wilson Grey
KEYWORDS
ali baba; 1001 nights; arabian nights
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Alibaba Aur Chalis Chor (1979) (India: Hindi title) |
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aka: Adventures of Ali-Baba and the Forty Thieves (1979) |
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aka: Priklyucheniya Ali-Baby i soroka razboynikov (1979) |
Ali Baba Kirk Haramiler [1971]
Country of Origin: Turkey
Year of Production: 1971
Running Times:
Format: colour
Ratio:
Sound:
CREDITS
PRODUCTION
Producer: Hulki Saner
SCRIPT
Script: Vecdi Uygun
DIRECTION
Director: Nuri Ergun
PHOTOGRAPHY
Director of Photography: Kriton Ilyadis
CAST
Sadri Alisik [Ali Baba]
Feri Cansel [Mihriban]
Yusuf Sezgin [Hasan]
Leman Akcatepe
Zeki Alpan [slave merchant]
Resit Cildam
Muzaffer Civan
Sueheyl Egriboz
Mesude Eker
Niyazi Gökder
Kudret Karadag
Hulusi Kentmen [the emir]
Hakki Kivanc
Ibrahim Kurt
Cevat Kurtulus
Guzin Ozipek [Sidika]
Necdet Simsek
Erol Tas [chief of the bandits]
Kayhan Yildizoglu [Kasim]
KEYWORDS: ali baba; 1001 nights; arabian nights
ALIBABA MARJINA (1977)
ALIBABA (1976)
Alibaba and the Forty Thieves [1903]
Production Company: Classic Theatre / Director: Hiralal Sen
Ali-Baba [1902]
Country of Origin: France
Year of Production: 1902
Running Times:
Format: black and white
Ratio:
Sound: silent
PRODUCTION
Production Company: Pathé
DIRECTION
Director: Ferdinand Zecca
BOOKS
Reference Guide to Fantastic Films
p.8
credits
Year of Production: 1907
Running Times:
Length: 1082 ft
Format: black and white [hand coloured] 35mm
Ratio: 1.33:1
Sound: silent
CREDITS
PRODUCTION
Production Company: Pathé
DIRECTION
Director: Segundo de Chomón
PHOTOGRAPHY
Director of Photography: Segundo de Chomón
ALTERNATIVE TITLES
Ali Baba et les quarantes voleurs - French title
LINKS
FOOTAGE INCLUDED IN
Az Utolsó magyar némafilmszínész [1999]
REFERENCES
BOOKS
Reference Guide to Fantastic Films p.8
Country of Origin: USA
Year of Production: 1918
Running Times:
Length: 5 reels
Format: black and white 35mm
Ratio: 1.33:1
Sound: silent
CREDITS
PRODUCTION
Production Company: Fox Film Corporation
Presenter: William Fox
SCRIPT
Script: Bernard McConville
DIRECTION
Director: C.M. Franklin (real name: Chester M. Franklin), S.A. Franklin (real name: Sidney A. Franklin)
CAST
George Stone [Ali Baba]
Gertrude Messinger [Morgiianna]
Lewis Sargent [Khaujeh Houssain]
Buddy Messinger [Kasim Bara]
G. Raymond Nye [Abdullah]
Raymond Lee [Also Talib]
Charles Hincus [Aasif Azaar]
Marie Messinger [Kasim's servant]
Jack Hull [Jameel]
AVAILABILITY
USA
Theatrical Distributors: Fox Film Corporation
Year of Production: 1975
Running Times:
Format: colour 35mm
Ratio:
Sound:
CREDITS
CAST
Adoor Bhasi
Prem Nazir
ALIBABA 40 THIEVES (1954)
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Ali Baba And The Seven Saracens (1964) |
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aka: SINBAD CONTRO I SETTE SARACENI (1964) |
Alibaba and Forty-One Thieves [1975]
Format: colour
Ali Baba i sorok razbojnikov [1983]
Ali Baba i sorok
razbojnikov [1983]
Country of Origin: USSR
Date(s) of Broadcast: 1983
Number of Seasons: N/A
Total Number of Episodes: 1
Average Episode Running Times: 75 minsFormat: colour
Sound:
CREDITS
PRODUCTION
Production Company: Lentelefilm
SCRIPT
Script: Veniamin Smekhov
DIRECTION
Director: Oleg Ryabokon
MUSIC
Music: Viktor Berkovsky, Sergei Nikitin
CAST
Oleg Tabakov
Tatyana Nikitina
Sergei Yursky
Natalya Tenyakova
Veniamin Smekhov
Armen Dzhigarkhanyan
ALTERNATIVE TITLES
Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves
LINKS
SEE ALSO
Priklyucheniya Ali-Baby i soroka razbojnikov [1979]
KEYWORDS
ali baba; 1001 nights; arabian nights
Year of Production: 1954
Running Times: 92 mins
Format: Eastmancolor 35mm
Ratio:
Sound: mono
CREDITS
PRODUCTION
Production Company: Les Films du Cyclope
Executive Producers: Jean Goiran, René Gaston Vuattoux
Producers: Adry De Carbuccia, Roland Girard
Production Manager: René Gaston Vuattoux
SCRIPT
Script: Jacques Becker, Marc Maurette, Maurice Griffe
Story: Cesare Zavattini
Dialogue: André Tabet
DIRECTION
Director: Jacques Becker
Assistant Director: Marc Maurette
PHOTOGRAPHY
Director of Photography: Robert Le Fèbvre
EDITING AND POST PRODUCTION
Editor: Marguerite Renoir
MUSIC
Music: Paul Misraki
Song: Paul Misraki, Jean Manse [Ali-Baba]
Song Performed By: Fernandel [Ali-Baba]
SOUND
Sound: Pierre-Louis Calvet
Sound System: Western Electric Sound System
MAKE UP AND COSTUMES
Make Up: Lina Gallet, Jean Paul Ulysse
Hair: Serge Stern
Costume Designers: Ferdinand Junker, Jacqueline Moreau, Georges Wakhévitch
DESIGN AND SET CONSTRUCTION
Decor: Georges Wakhévitch
MISCELLANEOUS
Script Girl: Charlotte Lefèvre
LOCATIONS
Locations: Taroudant, Morocco
CAST
Fernandel [Ali Baba]
Samia Gamal [Morgiane]
Dieter Borsche [Abdul]
Henri Vilbert [Cassim]
Edouard Delmont [père de Morgiane]
Edmond Ardisson, Julien Maffre, José Casa, Manuel Gary [mendiants]
Leopoldo Francés
Gaston Orbal [Mufti]
Abdelhaq Chraibi
Mohamed Gabsi
Fanfan Mirucci
Piella Sorano
Yoko Tani
CENSORSHIP HISTORY
Finland
Rating: K-12
TIMELINE
1954
December
24: France - theatrical premiere
1955
December
23: Finland - theatrical release
ALTERNATIVE TITLES
Ali Baba
Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves
Alí Babá y los cuarenta ladrones - Spanish title
Ali-Baba ja 40 rosvoa - Finnish title
Alì Babà e i quaranta ladroni - Italian title
REFERENCES
MAGAZINES
Cahiers du Cinéma vol.8 no.44 [February 1955] p.45 [France]
review
Cinématographie Française no.1576 [10 July 1954] p.15 [France]
review
Cinématographie Française no.1599 [1 January 1955] p.16 [France]
review
Daily Film Renter no.7068 [21 February 1956] p.7 [UK]
review
Film Francais no.551 [14 January 1955] p.9 [France]
review
Kinematograph Weekly 4 April 1956 p.27 [UK]
review
Monthly Film Bulletin vol.23 no.267 [April 1956] p.42 [UK]
credits, review
Telecine no.45 [February 1955] [UK]
review
Télérama no.2464 [2 April 1997] p.121 [France]
credits, review
Today's Cinema vol.86 no.7463 [20 February 1956] p.8 [UK]
review
Variety 19 January 1955 [USA]
credits, review
KEYWORDS
1001 nights, ali baba, arabian nights
Ali-Baba und die 40 Räuber [1922]
ANARKALI (1935)
Le amorose notti di Alì Babà [1973]
Country of Origin: Italy / France
Year of Production: 1973
Running Times: 85 mins
Format: black and white 35mm
Ratio: 1.37:1
Sound: mono
CREDITS
DIRECTION
Director: Luigi Latini de Marchi
PHOTOGRAPHY
Director of Photography: Oberdan Troiani
EDITING AND POST PRODUCTION
Editor: Manlio Camastro
MUSIC
Music: Coriolano Gori
CAST
Alan Barker
Krista Nell
Pierre Mirat
Ivana Novak
Colette Castel
Barbara Betti
Romano De Gironcoli
Alessandro Perrella
Bruna Capponi
Barbara Marzano
Carla Mancini
TIMELINE
1973
September
8: Italy - passed by the ratings board
October
17: Italy - theatrical release
1976
September
6: France - theatrical release
ALTERNATIVE TITLES
Rêves lubriques - French title
KEYWORDS
ali baba; 1001 nights; arabian nights
Country of Origin: India
Year of Production: 1926
Running Times:
Format: black and white
Ratio:
Sound: silent
CREDITS
PRODUCTION
Production Company: Imperial
DIRECTION
Director: Bhagwati Prasad Mishra
REFERENCES
BOOKS
Reference Guide to Fantastic Films p.9
credits
Arabian Adventure (1979)
Arabian Nights (1942)
ARABIAN NIGHT (1967 )
Arabian Nights (1974)
Animated
film directed by Richard Williams.
Written by Margaret French and Richard Williams.
In the Golden City a shy cobbler (voice of Matthew Broderick)
struggles to make a living and to express his love for the princess
Yum-Yum (Jennifer Beals). His
best friend is a cunning thief who never speaks.
The two band together to overcome the evil vizier Zigzag
(Vincent Price) when he tries to seize power.
Also released as The Princess and the Cobbler.
This film was supposedly produced by Miramax for an earlier distribution but held back because of the Gulf War. The producers believed that America wouldn’t be interested in a film set in the Middle East just then
Year of Production: 1971
Running Times: 55 mins
Format: colour
Ratio:
Sound:
CREDITS
DIRECTION
Directors: Akira Daikuhara, Hiroshi Shidara
ANIMATION
Key Animator: Hayao Miyazaki
TIMELINE
1971
July
18: Japan - theatrical release
ALTERNATIVE TITLES
Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves - English language title
Ali Babà e i 40 ladroni - Italian title
aka: Love in Kashmir
B
Bahut Din Huye (1954)
A
Baghavat (1982)
A-
Badshah (1964)
BAGHDAAD KA CHOR (THIEF OF BAGHDAAD) (1934)
VHS
PAL
BAGHDAD KI RAATEIN (1962)
Baghdad Ki Raatein (1967)
BAGHDAD (1961)
BAGHDAD KA CHOR Banner Madan Chitra(1955)
Baliseurs du désert, Les (1986)
Babes
in Baghdad (1953)
C
CHANDU, THE MAGICIAN 1932
Collier perdu de la colombe, Le (1991)
Also Known As: Collana perduta della colomba, La (1991)
(Italy)
Dove's Lost Necklace, The (1991)
Tawk al hamama al mafkoud (1991) (Tunisia: Arabic title)
طوق الحمامة المفقود (1991)
COLE PORTER’S ALADDIN (1958)
WANTED ANY VERSION
Country of Origin: USA
Year of Production:
Running Times:
Format: colour
Ratio:
Sound:
CREDITS
PRODUCTION
Production Company: Concorde-New Horizons
Executive Producer: Roger Corman
Producers: Robert Patterson, Maurice Smith
SCRIPT
Script: Mike Angel
DIRECTION
Director: Joe Tornatore
PHOTOGRAPHY
Director of Photography: Thomas F. Denove
EDITING AND POST PRODUCTION
Editor: Erica Luttich
MUSIC
Music: Tony Roman, Chris Squire
SPECIAL EFFECTS
Special Effects: John C. Hartigan
DESIGN AND SET CONSTRUCTION
Production Designer: Peter Llewellyn Williams
Art Director: Ray Wilson
LOCATIONS
Locations: Mauritius
CAST
Jameson Parker [Luke Ward]
Cynthia Rhodes [Vickie Phillips]
Mike Lane [Hashim]
David Sherwood [Emilio Ferrari]
André Jacobs [Frenchie]
Johnny Nobel [Tyke]
Anton Stoltz [Christopher Nosakis]
Douglas Bristow [Ambassador Phillips]
Farouk Valley Osile [Ahmed]
Dave Maritz [old man]
Gamiet Petersen [Charley]
Paul Ditchfield [Nilli Ginger]
Royston Stoffels [Sirsa Nagar]
Wayne Bowman [Rashad]
Rashad Toefy [Prince Yaser]
Peter Maaf [Father]
Abigail Solomon [Jasmine]
Danesh Ambrose [young boy]
Kent Christian, Otto Junoschlager, Tony Bochrer [marines]
Ian King [chauffer]
Varda Naidoo, Ronald Ambrose, Jayralan Thatiah, Morgan Pather, Jamaludien Cadez, Sonny Singh, Julian Mach, Adiel Stellenboom, Dayalan Pillay, James Robert, Raymond Sam, Dasse Governder, Rashid Omerjez, Frans Naidoo, James Michael, Mac Reedoy, Freddy Naidoo, Joseph Adrienne, Tracy Napier, Shail Parker, Chad George, Yanus Fayker, Ebrahim Osman, Ardcilagmaan Essop, Nidas Chetty, Ioshaan Nazier, Selvan Moockey, Morgan Padayache, Dev Prad, Pakesh Mahareg [porters]
Kuruman Nair, Strini Govender [Nosakis servants]
Andrew Clement, Gerhard Naidoo, Vernon Nair [night club waiters]
SUMMARY
Luke Ward travels through Asia searching for the fabled treasure cave of Ali Baba.
AVAILABILITY
USA
Video Distributors: New Horizons
CENSORSHIP HISTORY
TIMELINE
1991
November
21: Germany – theatrical release
ALTERNATIVE TITLES
The Crystal Eye - German title
KEYWORDS
ali baba, treasure
D
Desert Devil (1954)
Desert Hawk, The (1944)
Desert Hawk, The (1950)
Desert Warrior (1980s)
E
EROTIC DREAM OF ALADDIN (1996)
F
G
Golden Blade, the (1953)
H
Harem Girl (1952)
Harem (1986)
Hanuman Vijay (1974)
Hatimtai (1990)
HATIMTAI (1956)
HATIMTAI (1956)
Hatimtai Ki Beti (1965) (India: Hindi title: alternative title)
aka: Son of Hatimtai (1965)
HATIMTAI KI BETI (1955)
HAATIMTAAI (1933)
Hatimtai (1929)
| RDirected by Prafulla Ghosh || ampiary A.R. Pahelwan Gulab Hydershah Haridas (I) Durga (II) Gangaram Rosy Leslie (I) Miss Hormez |
| A big budget four-part serial based on the Arabian Nights. It tells of the traveler Hatim and his encounters with the fairy Gulnar. It was a popular Parsee theatre story |
Hearts and Armor (1982)
I
J
K
L
Last Harem (1981) (UK)
-
Lost in a Harem (1944)
LIONMAN (1938)
Lionman (1975)
Aslan Adam (1975)
Lionman II: The witch Queen (1979)
M
The Magic Ring
The Magic Carpet (1951)
Synopsis: Directed by Lew Landers. Opportunistic princess Narah (Lucille Ball) aligns herself with the usurping Caliph of Bagdad (Gregory Gay) and his henchman Boreg (Raymond Burr). Meanwhile, the rightful heir to the throne, Caliph Ramoth (John Agar), is unaware of his birthright. Instead, as "The Scarlet Falcon," he robs the evil rich and gives to the deserving poor. He also falls in love with impulsive princess Lida (Patricia Medina), whom he rescues several times. Lucille Ball wears the usual Hollywood harem costume but her bare midriff is often hidden by props and furniture; that's because she was pregnant with her daughter Lucie Arnaz at the time.
Description: VHS || NTSC || B- || COLOR
MAGIC CARPET (1964)
MAGIC FLUTE (KHWAB-e-HASTI) (1934)
MAGIC HORSE (1935)
MAGIC VOYAGE OF SINBAD (1952) AKA Sadko (1952)
N
NAUSHERWAN-E-ADIL (1957)
O
-
P
Parasmani (1963)
Phagun (1958)
Directed by Bibhuti Mitra, Credited cast overview: Madhubala (I), Bharat Bhushan, .Dhumal, Jeevan (I) .... Maadan, Murad, Nishi.- Language Hindi Genre Love story Producer Mitra Prod. Black & White
Phagun (1973)
PRINCE WHO WAS A THIEF 1951
Q
R
RAAJ TILAK (1958)
VHS
Raj Mahal
VHS
RajKumar (1964)
VHS
Raj Kumar (1996)
RAJ MAHAL (1982)
VHS
PAL
A-
Rashk-e-Laila (1934)
Jasmine
Sabu, daughter of the child star of the 1940 version, wrote the
script for this sequel starring Chiranjeevi.
RUSTOM -E-BAGHDAD (1963)
Rustom-e-Hind (1965)
S
SAKHI HATIM (1955)
Sabu and the Magic Ring
Sitt El Hosn
SON OF ALI BABA (1955)
Son of Ali Baba, the (1952)
Year of Production: 1953
Running Times: 91 mins
Format: Technicolor 35mm 3D SuperScope
Ratio: 2.00:1
Sound: mono
CREDITS
PRODUCTION
Production Company: RKO Radio Pictures Inc
Presenter: Howard Hughes
Producer: Robert Sparks
SCRIPT
Script: Jack Pollexfen, Aubrey Wisberg
DIRECTION
Director: Ted Tetzlaff
Assistant Director: James Casey
PHOTOGRAPHY
Director of Photography: William Snyder
Colour Consultant: James Gooch
EDITING AND POST PRODUCTION
Editors: Roland Gross, Frederic Knudtson
MUSIC
Music: Victor Young
Musical Director: C. Bakaleinikoff
SOUND
Sound: Clem Portman, Frank Sarver
Sound System: RCA Sound System
MAKE UP AND COSTUMES
Make Up: Mel Berns
Hair: Larry Germain
Costume Designer: Michael Woulfe
DESIGN AND SET CONSTRUCTION
Art Directors: Albert S. D'Agostino, Walter E. Keller
Set Decorators: Darrell Silvera, John Sturtevant
MISCELLANEOUS
Choreographer: Olga Lunick
CAST
Dale Robertson [Sinbad]
Sally Forrest [Ameer]
Lili St. Cyr [Nerissa]
Vincent Price [Omar Khayyam]
Mari Blanchard [Kristina]
Leon Askin [Khalif]
Jay Novello [Jiddah]
Raymond Greenleaf [Simon Aristides]
Nejla Ates [dancer in market]
Kalantan [dancer in desert]
Ian MacDonald [Murad]
Donald Randolph [councillor]
SUMMARY
Sinbad and his friend Omar are imprisoned for entering the harem of the Kalif. But their help is needed when the Kalif's city is threatened by the evil Tammerlane the Cruel.
AVAILABILITY
USA
Theatrical Distributors: RKO Radio Pictures Inc
Video Distributors: Republic Pictures Home Video; United Video; VCI Home Video
CENSORSHIP HISTORY
Argentina
Rating: 13
Finland
Rating: K-16
USA
Rating: PG
Sweden
Rating: 15
TIMELINE
1955
May
31: USA – theatrical premiere
June
2: USA – theatrical release
September
12: Sweden – theatrical release
November
Day Unknown: Austria, West Germany – theatrical release
1956
May
4: Finland – theatrical release
July
22: Denmark – theatrical release
ALTERNATIVE TITLES
Il figlio di Sinbad - Italian title
El hijo de Sinbad - Argentinian title
Nights in a Harem
Sinbad äventyraren - Swedish title
Sinbad, seikkailija - rakastaja - Finnish title
Sinbads søn - Danish title
Sindbads Sohn - Austrian / West German title
LINKS
SEE ALSO
Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves [1944]
REFERENCES
MAGAZINES
Radio Times 2-8 April 1988 p.26 [UK]
review
BOOKS
Reference Guide to Fantastic Films p.451
credits
KEYWORDS
3d, ali baba, arabia, dancers, dancing, harems, horses, persia, poets, sinb
|
Son of Hatimtai (1965) |
|
aka: Hatimtai Ki Beti (1965) (India: Hindi title: alternative title) |
Return of the King, The (1980)
SINDBAD ALIBABA ALLADIN (1952)
Shéhérazade (1962)
aka:
Scherezade (1963) (Spain)
Schiava di Bagdad, La (1963) (Italy)
There was a struggle at the palace and the caliph and the traitor die. Shéhérazade sees the bad girl escaping with her box of jewels and intercepts her asking for the box. The bad girl has a knife in her hand and put the point of the knife on Shéhérazade stomach while telling her to go away. Shéhérazade doesn't want let her go then the bad girl stabs Shéhérazade right in her stomach. Shéhérazade clutch her abdomen but after a while she takes a bow and aims it at the running bad girl. The arrow hits the bad girl in her upper belly she falls and dies. Shéhérazade collapses slowly and dies right after killing the bad girl.
SHIRIN FARHAD (1931)
She (1935)
She (1965)
She (1985)
SHEHERAZADE
Siren of Bagdad (1953)
SULTANA CHAND BIBI (1936)
SULTANA (1934)
SULTANA MERA NAAM ( 2000)
SULTANAT (1954)
SULTANAT (1986)
SULTANA DAKU (OLD) (1956)
SULTANA DAKU (1972 )
Sword of Ali Baba (1965)
Sword of Ali Baba (1965)
T
Thief of Baghdad, The (1924)
Thief of Baghdad, The (1941) sabu
Thief of Baghdad, The (1960)
Thief of Baghdad, The (Roddy McDowell) (1978)
Thief of Damascus (1952)
The Coming Of Sin (1977)
Lorna is a beautiful woman living all alone, with only her books and paintings for company. Then One day Triana, a wild, dark haired gypsy girl comes to stay with her. Soon the pair are lovers. But Triana has a dark secret that manifests itself in frightening dreams of domination and humiliation. Unable to resist the strange passions that consume her, Lorna finds herself sucked deeper into the whirlpool that surrounds her strange lover.
running time: 82 minutes
audio: English
THREE WORLDS OF GULLIVER (1960)
U
V
Vengeance of She
W
WAZIR-E-AZAM (1961)
Wonders of Aladdin (1961)
Wizard (1927)
Wizard of Baghdad, The (1960)
Y
Z
.
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