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Pete's Dragon - Fantasy Movie
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Pete's Dragon

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Pete’s Dragon is a 1977 American fantasy adventure film centered on a boy named Pete who shares his life with a friendly dragon. Set in the Pacific Northwest, the story explores themes of family and companionship. The movie was produced by Walt Disney Productions and features performances from Helen Reddy and Jim Dale. It's primarily enjoyed by children and families seeking a heartwarming tale of friendship between a boy and his magical creature.

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Is Elliott animated in the 1977 Pete's Dragon?

Yes. Elliott is a hand-drawn animated dragon composited into a mostly live-action musical, with vocal effects performed by Charlie Callas.

Who is trying to capture Elliott?

The traveling charlatan Dr. Terminus, played by Jim Dale, learns that Elliott is real and wants to sell the dragon's body parts as remedies. His scheme collides with Pete's new life with lighthouse keeper Nora and her father Lampie.

Which song from Pete's Dragon received an Oscar nomination?

Candle on the Water, performed by Helen Reddy as Nora, was nominated for Best Original Song. The film also received an Academy Award nomination for its song score.

How different is Disney's 2016 Pete's Dragon from the 1977 film?

The 2016 version keeps Pete and a dragon named Elliott but replaces the Maine fishing village, musical numbers, and animated dragon with a forest story and a CGI creature. David Lowery directed the remake, which stars Bryce Dallas Howard and Robert Redford.

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