POPEYE 1980 SUPERRARE FIRST GREEK VHS EDITION Robin Williams Shelley Duvall

Description: On the occasion of the death of the unique Shelley Duvall, we decided to release this particular film, which, in my opinion, showcased her outstanding performance as Olive (a role I don't think anyone else could have played).Popeye is a 1980 American musical comedy directed by Robert Altman and produced by Paramount Pictures and Walt Disney Productions. It is based on the character from E. C. Segar's comic strip, Popeye.Popeye the sailor arrives in a dreadful seaside town called Sweet Haven. There, he meets his future wife, Olive, and his nemesis, the strong Bluto, who is determined to wreak havoc in the town. With the help of spinach and his new friends, Popeye brings order to the chaos. The sailor with spinach!A magical adaptation of a challenging cartoon, featuring an amazing cast, fantastic special effects, great music, and an incredible script.Popeye first appeared on January 17, 1929, as a comic strip in Thimble Theatre, published by King Features Syndicate, Inc. in the United States. Thimble Theatre was in its tenth year of publication when Popeye made his debut. His character quickly gained popularity, leading Fleischer Studios to adapt Thimble Theatre to focus on Popeye, achieving great success. In the following years, Popeye became the main character of the comics.In 1933, Paramount Pictures, in agreement with Fleischer Studios, released the first animated series featuring the rebellious sailor with a pipe who eats spinach to gain magical strength. The character's distinctive voice was initially provided by the well-known actor William "Billy" Costello (later replaced by actor Jack Mercer). The short films resonated more with audiences than the comics, leading to polls in 1938 recognizing Popeye as Hollywood's top animated character.The famous musical theme "I'm Popeye The Sailor Man" from the films was composed by Sammy Lerner in 1933 and has remained forever associated with Popeye's character. It is similar to the theme from the chorus "Oh, Better Far to Live and Die" from the first act of the comic operetta "The Pirates of Penzance"...................................................................................................................................Robin Williams , Shelley Duvall , Paul L. Smith , Donovan Scott , Paul Dooley , Linda Hunt 1 hour and 54 minutesOriginal greek vhs with original greek vhs cover ( first greek vhs edition ) Vhs play on system PalEnglish Dub with Greek subsProduction for Greece Audio Visual “““It is used in good condition . This VHS tape has been tested on 4 VHS players and plays without any issues. Also, please see the screen in the photos.”””

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End Time: 2024-09-15T09:06:30.000Z

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