Nutcracker The Motion Picture
Pacific Northwest Ballet Company's Nutcracker: The Motion Picture
Director: Carroll Ballard
Writing credits:
E.T.A. Hoffmann story "The Nutcracker and The Mouseking"
Maurice Sendak revisions to original story (uncredited)
Kent Stowell revisions to original story (uncredited)
Música de: Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
(from ballet "The Nutcracker" and opera "Pique Dame")
Reparto:
Hugh Bigney ... Herr Drosselmeier
Patricia Barker ... Clara - in dream / Ballerina Doll
Vanessa Sharp ... Clara (in reality)
Wade Walthall ... Nutcracker / Prince
Russell Burnett ... Fritz
Laura Schwenk ... Snowflake
Benjamin Houk ... Father / Mouse King
Beatrice Bassett... Grandparent
Ann Renhard ... Adult at the Party
Gregory Draper ... Adult at the Party
Benjamin Bassett... Grandparent
Whitney Onishi ... Child at the Party
Cary Stidham ... Child at the Party
Emily Penhollow ... Child at the Party
Joseph Carver ... Child at the Party
Natalie Ryder ... Child at the Party
Elizabeth Parham... Child at the Party
Gloria Riviera ... Child at the Party (as Gloria Rivera)
Alex Gardner ... Boy on the Bed
Andrew Wilson ... Child at the Party
Vera Parham ... Child at the Party
Amanda Thomas ... Child at the Party
Jason Takamaru ... Child at the Party
Bridget Alsdorf ... Servant Child
Carol Anderson ... Snowflake
Michele Blue ... Toy Soldier
Heather Boe ... Scrim Mouse
Martha Boyle ... Snowflake
Dianne Brace ... Snowflake
Alejandra Bronfman... Commedia
Rebecca Brown ... Servant Child
Todd Brown ... Observer
Jeffrey N. Bullock... Chinese Tiger (as Jeffery N. Bullock)
Hannah Burdge ... Toy Soldier
Tracy Carboneau ... Toy Soldier
Christian Cederlund... Moor
Erik Cederlund ... Fighting Mouse
Marianne Chikos ... Toy Soldier
Kara Chin ... Toy Theater
Elizabeth Christianson...Toy Soldier
Kippy Clark ... Servant Child
Lindsay Clothier... Toy Soldier
Sarah Coan ... Toy Soldier
Irene Damestoy ... Snowflake
Charina Dimaano ... Toy Soldier
Heather Doe ... Toy Soldier
Carron Donaldson... Commedia
Rebecca Dunne ... Artillery Soldier
Gerard Ebitz ... Adult at the Party
Christine Elias ... Servant Child
Laura Estelle ... Observer
Margaret Farmer ... Observer
Betsy Fenton ... Observer
Erica Fischbach ... Moor
Nicole Fiset ... Scrim Mouse
Sarah Frederick ... Observer
Gabrielle Gardner... Observer
Eugenia Georvasilis... Observer
Jamie Gerr ... Toy Theater
Susan Gladstone ... Waltz of the Flowers
Amy Greene ... Waltz of the Flowers
Christa Halby ... Artillery Soldier
Abby Hall ... Servant Child
Julie Harris ... Clara (narrator) (voice)
Rachel Harrison ... Chinese Girl
Heather Hollenbeck... Servant Child
Jennifer Homans ... Adult at the Party
Carey Homme ... Mr. Stahlbaum / Moor
Lucinda Hughey ... Waltz of the Flowers
Deborah Inkster ... Mother Mouse
Stephanie Irwin ... Waltz of the Flowers
Lee Johnson ... Chinese Girl / Toy Soldier
Jennifer Kader ... Servant Child
Kevin Kaiser ... Moor
Sterling Kekoa ... Commedia
Robert La Turner... Fighting Mouse
Christine Lebar ... Toy Soldier
Kyra Lit ... Dream Mouse
Mari London ... Toy Theater
Mandi Lyons-Hansen... Servant Child
Joey-Lynn Mann ... Toy Soldier
Michelle McRae ... Servant Child
Catherine Mee Moen... Observer
Caroline Newman ... Toy Theater
Christina Nicolaidis.. Toy Soldier
Reid Olson ... Pas de Trois
Jennifer Owen ... Chinese Girl
Freedom Ozog ... Toy Theater
Jennifer Peterson... Toy Theater
Jeffrey Plourde .. Fighting Mouse
Jennifer Nichole Porter...Observer
Kay Preston ... Waltz of the Flowers
Sara Pritchard ... Servant Child
Rebecca Quinn ... Toy Soldier
Jacob Rice ... Dervish
Amy Ritter ... Toy Soldier
Maia Rosal ... Mrs. Stahlbaum / Peacock
Noelle Schoeder ... Toy Soldier
Ashley Sherwood ... Toy Soldier
Christopher Smidt... Observer
Erin Sokol ... Scrim Mouse
Rana Standal ... Infantry Soldier
Angela Sterling ... Observer
Carolyn Stoklosa... Fighting Mouse
Lisa Stolzy ... Moor / Snowflake / Foreign Guest
Julie Tobiason ... Waltz of the Flowers
Lise Vaillant ... Snowflake
Heidi Vierthaler... Waltz of the Flowers
Courtland Weaver... Sword Dancer
Anne Wescott ... Fighting Mouse
Clare Wilson ... Snowflake / Waltz of the Flowers
Nicole Wolgamott... Chinese Girl
Tryon Woods ... Observer
Release Date: 1986
Run Time: 85 minutes
Conceived by Kent Stowell & Maurice Sendak
From the Story by E.T.A. Hoffmann
Music by Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Performed by London Symphony Orchestra
Conducted by Sir Charles Mackerras
Production & Costume Designer: Maurice Sendak
Executive Producers: Thomas Coleman & Michael Rosenblatt
Original Production Staged & Choreographed by Kent Stowell
Produced by Donald Kushner, Willard Carroll, Peter Locke & Thomas L. Wilthite
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0091658/
The core and darker nuances of the original "Nutcracker" fairytale by E.T.A. Hoffman (with music by Tchaikovsky) are kept alive in this adept cinematic interpretation with its combination of ballet, special effects, and Maurice Sendak's costume and production designs. The Pacific Northwest Ballet Company perform the tale about a young girl's dream.
The Stahlbaum house is celebrating the night before Christmas, and the children, Fritz and Clara (Vanessa Sharp) welcome their godfather Herr Drosselmeier (Hugh Bigney) who brings them gifts. Clara's gift is a beautiful nutcracker, so beautiful that her brother becomes jealous and breaks it. Later, when everyone is in bed, Clara sneaks back to the Christmas tree to look at her repaired nutcracker and has a marvelous and often menacing dream. The Christmas tree grows to fill the room, and a mighty army of mice led by the Mouse King threatens her. The Nutcracker and the toy soldiers try to defeat the army but the Nutcracker is captured, at which point Clara (Patricia Barker as the dream Clara) bravely clobbers the Mouse King, and the army is defeated.
Struggling to make sense out of her confused, changing surroundings, Clara enters a surreal, magical world that brings the Nutcracker (Wade Walthall) to life, allowing her to see into her future and dream of all the wonderful things that are going to happen. In her dreamworld, she and the Nutcracker travel to the Land of Snow where a series of more than seven different dances introduce enchanting and grim characters.
Carroll Ballard's Nutcracker is filmed differently than most stage productions. Rather than sit back and let three or four static cameras capture the action as the theatrical audience would, he jumps onto the stage and adds optical effects that make the experience truly cinematic. The result is a visually stunning, energetic adaptation of the standard holiday stage production.
El cascanueces
De Wikipedia: http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_cascanueces
El cascanueces (ruso: Щелкунчик, Shchelkúnchik) Op. 71 es un cuento de hadas-ballet en dos actos y tres escenas de Piotr Ilich Chaikovski (1840–1893), compuesto en 1891–1892. Chaikovski puso música a la adaptación de Alexandre Dumas (padre) del cuento El cascanueces y el rey de los ratones, de Ernst Theodor Amadeus Hoffmann (puesta en escena por Marius Petipa y encargado por el director de los Teatros Imperiales Iván Vsevolozhski en 1891). En los países occidentales El cascanueces se ha convertido quizá en el más popular de todos los ballets, principalmente representado en Navidad.
El compositor hizo un surtido de ocho de los números del ballet antes de su estreno en diciembre de 1892, formando La suite de El cascanueces Op. 71a, concebido para tocar en concierto. El suite se tocó bajo la dirección del compositor el 19 de marzo 1892, con ocasión de una reunión de la sucursal de San Petersburgo de la Sociedad Musical.[1] La suite se volvió popular desde entonces, aunque el ballet completo no logró su gran popularidad hasta los años 1960.
Entre otras cosas, la música de El cascanueces se conoce por su uso de la celesta, un instrumento que el compositor ya había empleado en su balada sinfónica mucho menos conocida, El Voivoda (estrenada en 1891). Aunque se conoce como el instrumento solista presentado en el acto II de la Danza del Hada de Azúcar, la celesta se emplea en otras partes del mismo acto.:
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Nutcracker The Motion Picture (1986 TV Rip).avi 
Pacific Northwest Ballet Company's Nutcracker: The Motion Picture
Director: Carroll Ballard
Writing credits:
E.T.A. Hoffmann story "The Nutcracker and The Mouseking"
Maurice Sendak revisions to original story (uncredited)
Kent Stowell revisions to original story (uncredited)
Música de: Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
(from ballet "The Nutcracker" and opera "Pique Dame")
Reparto:
Hugh Bigney ... Herr Drosselmeier
Patricia Barker ... Clara - in dream / Ballerina Doll
Vanessa Sharp ... Clara (in reality)
Wade Walthall ... Nutcracker / Prince
Russell Burnett ... Fritz
Laura Schwenk ... Snowflake
Benjamin Houk ... Father / Mouse King
Beatrice Bassett... Grandparent
Ann Renhard ... Adult at the Party
Gregory Draper ... Adult at the Party
Benjamin Bassett... Grandparent
Whitney Onishi ... Child at the Party
Cary Stidham ... Child at the Party
Emily Penhollow ... Child at the Party
Joseph Carver ... Child at the Party
Natalie Ryder ... Child at the Party
Elizabeth Parham... Child at the Party
Gloria Riviera ... Child at the Party (as Gloria Rivera)
Alex Gardner ... Boy on the Bed
Andrew Wilson ... Child at the Party
Vera Parham ... Child at the Party
Amanda Thomas ... Child at the Party
Jason Takamaru ... Child at the Party
Bridget Alsdorf ... Servant Child
Carol Anderson ... Snowflake
Michele Blue ... Toy Soldier
Heather Boe ... Scrim Mouse
Martha Boyle ... Snowflake
Dianne Brace ... Snowflake
Alejandra Bronfman... Commedia
Rebecca Brown ... Servant Child
Todd Brown ... Observer
Jeffrey N. Bullock... Chinese Tiger (as Jeffery N. Bullock)
Hannah Burdge ... Toy Soldier
Tracy Carboneau ... Toy Soldier
Christian Cederlund... Moor
Erik Cederlund ... Fighting Mouse
Marianne Chikos ... Toy Soldier
Kara Chin ... Toy Theater
Elizabeth Christianson...Toy Soldier
Kippy Clark ... Servant Child
Lindsay Clothier... Toy Soldier
Sarah Coan ... Toy Soldier
Irene Damestoy ... Snowflake
Charina Dimaano ... Toy Soldier
Heather Doe ... Toy Soldier
Carron Donaldson... Commedia
Rebecca Dunne ... Artillery Soldier
Gerard Ebitz ... Adult at the Party
Christine Elias ... Servant Child
Laura Estelle ... Observer
Margaret Farmer ... Observer
Betsy Fenton ... Observer
Erica Fischbach ... Moor
Nicole Fiset ... Scrim Mouse
Sarah Frederick ... Observer
Gabrielle Gardner... Observer
Eugenia Georvasilis... Observer
Jamie Gerr ... Toy Theater
Susan Gladstone ... Waltz of the Flowers
Amy Greene ... Waltz of the Flowers
Christa Halby ... Artillery Soldier
Abby Hall ... Servant Child
Julie Harris ... Clara (narrator) (voice)
Rachel Harrison ... Chinese Girl
Heather Hollenbeck... Servant Child
Jennifer Homans ... Adult at the Party
Carey Homme ... Mr. Stahlbaum / Moor
Lucinda Hughey ... Waltz of the Flowers
Deborah Inkster ... Mother Mouse
Stephanie Irwin ... Waltz of the Flowers
Lee Johnson ... Chinese Girl / Toy Soldier
Jennifer Kader ... Servant Child
Kevin Kaiser ... Moor
Sterling Kekoa ... Commedia
Robert La Turner... Fighting Mouse
Christine Lebar ... Toy Soldier
Kyra Lit ... Dream Mouse
Mari London ... Toy Theater
Mandi Lyons-Hansen... Servant Child
Joey-Lynn Mann ... Toy Soldier
Michelle McRae ... Servant Child
Catherine Mee Moen... Observer
Caroline Newman ... Toy Theater
Christina Nicolaidis.. Toy Soldier
Reid Olson ... Pas de Trois
Jennifer Owen ... Chinese Girl
Freedom Ozog ... Toy Theater
Jennifer Peterson... Toy Theater
Jeffrey Plourde .. Fighting Mouse
Jennifer Nichole Porter...Observer
Kay Preston ... Waltz of the Flowers
Sara Pritchard ... Servant Child
Rebecca Quinn ... Toy Soldier
Jacob Rice ... Dervish
Amy Ritter ... Toy Soldier
Maia Rosal ... Mrs. Stahlbaum / Peacock
Noelle Schoeder ... Toy Soldier
Ashley Sherwood ... Toy Soldier
Christopher Smidt... Observer
Erin Sokol ... Scrim Mouse
Rana Standal ... Infantry Soldier
Angela Sterling ... Observer
Carolyn Stoklosa... Fighting Mouse
Lisa Stolzy ... Moor / Snowflake / Foreign Guest
Julie Tobiason ... Waltz of the Flowers
Lise Vaillant ... Snowflake
Heidi Vierthaler... Waltz of the Flowers
Courtland Weaver... Sword Dancer
Anne Wescott ... Fighting Mouse
Clare Wilson ... Snowflake / Waltz of the Flowers
Nicole Wolgamott... Chinese Girl
Tryon Woods ... Observer
Release Date: 1986
Run Time: 85 minutes
Conceived by Kent Stowell & Maurice Sendak
From the Story by E.T.A. Hoffmann
Music by Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Performed by London Symphony Orchestra
Conducted by Sir Charles Mackerras
Production & Costume Designer: Maurice Sendak
Executive Producers: Thomas Coleman & Michael Rosenblatt
Original Production Staged & Choreographed by Kent Stowell
Produced by Donald Kushner, Willard Carroll, Peter Locke & Thomas L. Wilthite
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0091658/
The core and darker nuances of the original "Nutcracker" fairytale by E.T.A. Hoffman (with music by Tchaikovsky) are kept alive in this adept cinematic interpretation with its combination of ballet, special effects, and Maurice Sendak's costume and production designs. The Pacific Northwest Ballet Company perform the tale about a young girl's dream.
The Stahlbaum house is celebrating the night before Christmas, and the children, Fritz and Clara (Vanessa Sharp) welcome their godfather Herr Drosselmeier (Hugh Bigney) who brings them gifts. Clara's gift is a beautiful nutcracker, so beautiful that her brother becomes jealous and breaks it. Later, when everyone is in bed, Clara sneaks back to the Christmas tree to look at her repaired nutcracker and has a marvelous and often menacing dream. The Christmas tree grows to fill the room, and a mighty army of mice led by the Mouse King threatens her. The Nutcracker and the toy soldiers try to defeat the army but the Nutcracker is captured, at which point Clara (Patricia Barker as the dream Clara) bravely clobbers the Mouse King, and the army is defeated.
Struggling to make sense out of her confused, changing surroundings, Clara enters a surreal, magical world that brings the Nutcracker (Wade Walthall) to life, allowing her to see into her future and dream of all the wonderful things that are going to happen. In her dreamworld, she and the Nutcracker travel to the Land of Snow where a series of more than seven different dances introduce enchanting and grim characters.
Carroll Ballard's Nutcracker is filmed differently than most stage productions. Rather than sit back and let three or four static cameras capture the action as the theatrical audience would, he jumps onto the stage and adds optical effects that make the experience truly cinematic. The result is a visually stunning, energetic adaptation of the standard holiday stage production.
El cascanueces
De Wikipedia: http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_cascanueces
El cascanueces (ruso: Щелкунчик, Shchelkúnchik) Op. 71 es un cuento de hadas-ballet en dos actos y tres escenas de Piotr Ilich Chaikovski (1840–1893), compuesto en 1891–1892. Chaikovski puso música a la adaptación de Alexandre Dumas (padre) del cuento El cascanueces y el rey de los ratones, de Ernst Theodor Amadeus Hoffmann (puesta en escena por Marius Petipa y encargado por el director de los Teatros Imperiales Iván Vsevolozhski en 1891). En los países occidentales El cascanueces se ha convertido quizá en el más popular de todos los ballets, principalmente representado en Navidad.
El compositor hizo un surtido de ocho de los números del ballet antes de su estreno en diciembre de 1892, formando La suite de El cascanueces Op. 71a, concebido para tocar en concierto. El suite se tocó bajo la dirección del compositor el 19 de marzo 1892, con ocasión de una reunión de la sucursal de San Petersburgo de la Sociedad Musical.[1] La suite se volvió popular desde entonces, aunque el ballet completo no logró su gran popularidad hasta los años 1960.
Entre otras cosas, la música de El cascanueces se conoce por su uso de la celesta, un instrumento que el compositor ya había empleado en su balada sinfónica mucho menos conocida, El Voivoda (estrenada en 1891). Aunque se conoce como el instrumento solista presentado en el acto II de la Danza del Hada de Azúcar, la celesta se emplea en otras partes del mismo acto.:
Datos:
General
Nombre completo : C:\Nutcracker The Motion Picture (1986 TV Rip).avi
Formato : AVI
Formato/Info : Audio Video Interleave
Tamaño del archivo : 1,26GIB
Duración : 1h 25min.
Tasa de bits total : 2 129Kbps
Aplicación de codifición : VirtualDubMod 1.5.4.1 (build 2178/release)
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Video
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Ajustes del formato, Matrix : Default (H.263)
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Velocidad de cuadro : 23,976fps
Resolución : 24bits
Espacio de color : 4:2:0
Tipo de exploración : Progresivo
Bits/(Pixel*cuadro) : 0.246
Tamaño de pista : 1,18GIB (94%)
Librería de codificación : XviD 1.2.1 (UTC 2008-12-04)
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Velocidad de muestreo : 44,1KHz
Resolución : 16bits
Tamaño de pista : 77,8MB (6%)
Alineación : Dividir a través entrelazado
Entrelazado, duración : 83 ms (2,00fotogramas de video)
Entrelazado, duración de precarg : 500 ms
Nutcracker The Motion Picture (1986 TV Rip).avi 
