The Magic Fountain Trailer (1961)

07 August 1961 Fantasy 85 mins

In this tale based on a Brothers Grimm story, Prince Alfred searches for an enchanted castle that holds a magic fountain whose waters can cure his seriously ill father, the king. His two evil brothers are determined to stop him so they can have the kingdom for themselves when their father dies. A magic dwarf hears of Prince Alfred's plight and sets out to help him.

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Cast

Peter Nestler as Prince Alfred

Crew

Allan David Director

International Releases Dates

United States 07 August 1961

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