Pinocchio (1940) 1940 Watch Free in HD

Mel Blanc

30 May 1908, San Francisco, California, USA

Don Brodie

29 May 1904, Cincinnati, Ohio, USA

Walter Catlett

4 February 1889, San Francisco, California, USA

Marion Darlington

7 November 1910, Monrovia, California, USA

Frankie Darro

22 December 1917, Chicago, Illinois, USA

Cliff Edwards

14 June 1895, Hannibal, Missouri, USA

Dickie Jones

25 February 1927, Snyder, Texas, USA

Charles Judels

17 August 1882, Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Netherlands

Clarence Nash

7 December 1904, Watonga, Oklahoma, USA

Patricia Page

Thurl Ravenscroft

6 February 1914, Norfolk, Nebraska, USA

Christian Rub

13 April 1886, Passau, Bavaria, Germany

Evelyn Venable

18 October 1913, Cincinnati, Ohio, USA

Stuart Buchanan

18 March 1894

Virginia Davis

December 31, 1918 in Kansas City, Missouri, USA

George Magrill

January 5, 1900 in Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA

Dal McKennon

19 July 1919, La Grande, Oregon, USA

John McLeish

1916, Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Purv Pullen

2 February 1909, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

Norman Ferguson

2 September 1902, Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA

T. Hee

26 March 1911, Oklahoma, USA

Ted Sears

13 March 1900, Greenfield, Massachusetts, USA

Carlo Collodi

24 November 1826, Florence, Grand Duchy of Tuscany [now Tuscany, Italy]

Figaro

Played by: Mel Blanc

Carnival Barkers

Played by: Don Brodie

J. Worthington Foulfellow

Played by: Walter Catlett

Birds

Played by: Marion Darlington

Lampwick

Played by: Frankie Darro

Jiminy Cricket

Played by: Cliff Edwards

Pinocchio

Played by: Dickie Jones

Mangiafuoco

Played by: Charles Judels

Roughhouse Statue

Played by: Clarence Nash

Marionettes

Played by: Patricia Page

Geppetto

Played by: Christian Rub

The Blue Fairy

Played by: Evelyn Venable

Variety

Pinocchio is a substantial piece of entertainment for young and old.

September 03, 2008

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Total Film

Even in our cynical age, it still manages to impress.

February 14, 2012

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The Blu Spot

With its marvelous mixture of an engaging story, beautiful animation, loveable characters, and unforgettable music, Pinocchio remains a grand adventure that both kids and adults can still enjoy today.

January 30, 2017

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Los Angeles Times

Although it may lack the heart-tugging appeal of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, the consensus among animation fans is that 1940's Pinocchio remains the most perfect animated feature Walt Disney produced.

November 15, 2013

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Radio Times

Some films you think you know well, until you revisit them, and are struck all over again by that sense of wonder that moved you in the first place.

November 15, 2013

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Time Out

Probably shows Disney's virtues and vices more clearly than any other cartoon.

March 10, 2008

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Movie Mezzanine

Pinocchio is the greatest, most terrifying film in the Walt Disney Animation Studios canon.

November 17, 2016

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TIME Magazine

The charm, humor and loving care with which it treats its inanimate characters puts it in a class by itself.

August 31, 2008

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New York Times

It still is the best thing Mr. Disney has done and therefore the best cartoon ever made.

March 10, 2008

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Total Film

At the heart of this art is the thrill of the then-new: when Pinocchio hits sea-base and gushes "Gee! What a big place!", we share a sense of joy at the filmmakers' creative adventures.

February 14, 2012

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Groucho Reviews

Expertly balances whimsy, adventure, terrifying perils, music, comedy, and warmth on the way to a reassuring worldview of moral order, of virtue rewarded and the bosom embrace of familial figures. [Blu-ray]

January 28, 2017

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New York Daily News

Walt Disney has waved his magic wand over Collodi's world-famous fairy story, "Pinocchio," and presto! he has changed it into the most enchanting film ever brought to the screen.

February 06, 2016

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