The Black Tulip Trailer

The Black Tulip Trailer (1988)

10 February 1988 Adventure, Fantasy, Animated 49 mins

Alexander Dumas' classic tale set in 1800s Holland is brought to the screen in this high quality entertaining animated feature for your kids and family. Watch as Cornelius sets out to grow a black tulip to with the 100,000 guilder prize.

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Cast

Brian Anderson

as (voice)

Phillip Hinton

as (voice)

Paul Johnstone

as (voice)

Juliet Jordan

as (voice) (as Juliete Jordan)

Keith Scott

as (voice)

Crew

Tom Stacey

Tom Stacey Executive Producer

Simon Walker

Original Music Composer

Grace Yoingco

Grace Yoingco Special Effects

International Releases Dates

Australia 10 February 1988

Germany 08 November 2001

Production Companies

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