You and the Living Machine Trailer

You and the Living Machine Trailer (1957)

05 January 1957 Animated 7 mins

Jiminy Cricket shows how the "human machine" converts food into energy. He compares the human digestive system to a factory production line while explaining the importance of healthy food and exercise. He tells the story of a young boy who wants to stay healthy so that he can play and do all the fun things of life.

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Cast

Cliff Edwards

as Jiminy Cricket (voice)

International Releases Dates

United States 01 May 1957

Production Companies

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