
The Princess and the Goblin (1991) on Netflix
G19911h 22mAdventureAnimationFamilyFantasy
Princess Irene is cornered by misshapen creatures in a forest until Curdie, a miner's son, drives them off with singing. A magic door in her room leads her to her ancestor Irene.
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Plot summary
The widowed King rides out on affairs of state, and Princess Irene stays with her nursemaid. Out in a forest she is cornered by misshapen animals, which flee when someone sings. The singer is Curdie, a miner's son, who tells her the creatures are goblins and that song drives them off. In the kingdom, only the King and his family are unaware that goblins exist; the King takes them for old miners' tales. A magic door in Irene's room opens onto a tower, where the spirit of her ancestor, also named Irene, tells her that grave danger is coming. Meanwhile Curdie falls through a pothole into the goblins' realm and, hidden, listens as the Goblin King and Goblin Queen announce a scheme to flood the mines.
Cast
Joss Acklandas King Papa (voice)
Claire Bloomas Great Great Grandmother Irene (voice)
Roy Kinnearas Mump (voice)
Rik Mayallas Prince Froglip (voice)
William Hootkinsas Curdie's Father (voice)
Peggy Mountas Goblin Queen (voice)
Victor Spinettias Glump (voice)
Mollie Sugdenas Looti, the Princess's Nanny (voice)
Frank Rozelaar-Greenas Additional Voices (voice)
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about The Princess and the Goblin (1991)
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- Tim Rice asked Rik Mayall, one of the film's stars, to audition for the roles of Banzai, Zazu and Timon in Disney's The Lion King.
- The 1991 film was the first animated feature to come out of Wales, and the 25th full-length cartoon produced in Hungary.
- In a desperate attempt to counter its bad reviews, distributor Hemdale asked several movie critics to view the film with their children and then put the children's comments into its newspaper promotion.















