Maus: The King of Mice

Maus: The King of Mice (Original Title: The Mouse: The King of Germany) is a 1975 German-American  animated musical film produced by Walt Disney Productions, in association with WDR/ARD and distributed by Buena Vista Distribution. 
This is loosely based on Winnie the Pooh by A.A. Milne and Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH by Robert C. O'Brien. 
== Plot ==
== Cast ==
* Winnie the Pooh, voiced by Sterling Holloway
* Christopher Robin and Young Mouse, voiced by Timothy Turner
* Piglet and the Shy Collie, voiced by John Fiedler
* Eeyore, voiced by Ralph Wright
* Roo, voiced by Clint Howard
* The Mouse, voiced by Mel Blanc 
* Kanga, The Queen of Switzerland and The Five Mouse Sisters (Mlina (Orange and White), Liza (Black and Blue), Nala (Pink and Red), Bertha (Black and Green) and Lucy (Orange and Brown with long fur) which are mice) voiced by Barbara Luddy
* Tigger, voiced by Paul Winchell
* Rabbit, voiced by Junius Matthews
* Owl, voiced by Hal Smith
* Gopher, voiced by Howard Morris
* Mother Mouse and The Cat Lady, voiced by Peggy Lee
* Father Mouse and Mallard, voiced by Stan Freberg
* The Various Mice, Young Sisters and Teenage Mouse, voiced by Liz English, Alan Reed and Thurl Ravenscroft
* Narrated by Sebastian Cabot
* The Mellomen as the singers 
== Trivia ==
* This is a crossover between The Mouse and Winnie the Pooh.
* This film is similar to the book called Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of NIMH.
* This is Disney’s first collaboration film with WDR.
== Sequels ==
Maus 2: The Chocolate Factory was released in July 2, 1982 which is released by Walt Disney Production and WDR.
Maus 3: The Lighthouse Shore was released in December 11, 1985 which is released by Walt Disney Pictures and WDR.
Maus 4: The Lightning Mouse was released in February 29, 1988 which is released by Walt Disney Pictures and WDR.
Maus 5: My Perfect Friend was released in November 20, 1992 which is released by Walt Disney Pictures and WDR.
Maus 6: The African Mouse was released in May 7, 1993 which is released by Walt Disney Pictures and WDR.
Maus 7: The Seaside Mouse was released in February 11, 1994 which is released by Walt Disney Pictures and WDR.
Maus 8: The Forest Mouse was released in January 8, 1995 which is released by Walt Disney Pictures and WDR.
Maus 9: The Wishing Star was released in May 11, 1997 which is released by Walt Disney Pictures and WDR.
Maus 10: Emergency Mice Story was released in June 8, 2000, which is released by Walt Disney Pictures and WDR.
Maus 11: A Mouse Called Bugsy was released in October 3, 2002 which is released by Walt Disney Pictures and WDR.
Maus 12: The City Mouse was released in October 10, 2010, which is released by Walt Disney Pictures and WDR.
== Spinoff List: ==
There are 89 spinoffs from the film that are listed:
# Maus: The Wizard Mouse (March 4, 1975)
# Maus: The Grand Escape (July 4, 1975)
# Maus: The Fire Mouse (October 8, 1975)
# Maus: The Snow Mouse (January 6, 1976)
# Maus: The Winged Mouse (July 10, 1976)
# Maus: The Secret Rodent (June 8, 1977)
# Maus: The Adventures in Texas (April 26, 1978)
# Maus: The Mischievous Mouse (January 16, 1979) 
# Maus: Animal Trouble (July 11, 1979)
# Maus: The Witch Mouse (October 22, 1979)
# Maus: Whiskers for the Mouse (January 25, 1980)
# Maus: The Careless Mouse (July 1, 1980)
# Maus: The Curious Friend (October 6, 1980)
# Maus: The Music Friend (July 4, 1981)
# Maus: The Unwanted Mouse (March 3, 1982)
# Maus: The Story Mouse (June 5, 1983)
# Maus: The Magic Bicycle (June 10, 1983)
# Maus: The Skeleton Mouse (October 2, 1983)
# Maus: The Mouse Who Couldn’t Sleep (June 11, 1984)
# Maus: The Sad Mouse (October 16, 1984)
# Maus: The Abandoned Mouse (March 5, 1985)
# Maus: The Rainbow Mouse (July 2, 1985)
# Maus: Melanie’s Kits (December 2, 1985)
# Maus: The Giggling Mouse (January 23, 1986)
# Maus: The MerRodent (July 6, 1986)
# Maus: The Shy Mouse (March 5, 1987)
# Maus: Children of the Scout Mice (August 5, 1987)
# Maus: The Diamond Mouse (December 1, 1987)
# Maus: The Golden Mouse (January 27, 1988)
# Maus: The Fluffy Mouse (February 29, 1988)
# Maus: The Ghost of the Cat (June 3, 1988)
# Maus: The Captain Mouse (July 4, 1988)
# Maus: The Ten Mice in the Woods (October 5, 1988)
# Maus: The Sneezing Mouse (February 28, 1989) 
# Maus: The Mice in the Castle (July 2, 1989)
# Maus: The Space Mouse (August 9, 1989)
# Maus: The Super Mouse (June 1, 1990)
# Maus: A Mole Called Pauli (July 3, 1990)
# Maus: The Kidnapped Mouse (May 2, 1991)
# Maus: The Stolen Mouse (June 4, 1991)
# Maus: The Homeless Mouse (July 6, 1991)
# Maus: The Mouse Nobody Wanted (August 23, 1991)
# Maus: Tilly the Shy Mouse (October 4, 1991)
# Maus: The Battle of Saloom the Kid (November 2, 1991)
# Maus: The Mouse’s Cuddles (January 16, 1992)
# Maus: All Mice Go to Heaven (February 2, 1992)
# Maus: The Night Pond (March 4, 1992)
# Maus: The Detective Mouse (April 6, 1992)
# Maus: The Fraidy Scruffy Mouse (May 6, 1992)
# Maus: The Perfect Mouse (June 30, 1992)
# Maus: Shadow the Abandoned Mouse (July 6, 1992)
# Maus: Flo the Stolen Mouse (January 3, 1993)
# Maus: The Brave Mouse (March 2, 1993)
# Maus: The Scared Mouse (October 4, 1993)
# Maus and the Beanstalk (October 10, 1993)
# Maus: The Easter Egg Hunt (April 5, 1994)
# Maus: The Rescued Mouse (May 6, 1994)
# Maus: Mork the Homeless Mouse (June 8, 1994)
# Maus: The Flying Mouse (August 2, 1994)
# Maus: The Magic Whiskers (February 6, 1995)
# Maus: The Mouse with a Feathery Tail (March 6, 1995)
# Maus: Nellie in Trouble (June 8, 1995)
# Maus: The Wait-For-Me Mouse (December 2, 1995)
# Maus: Angelina The Unwanted Mouse (February 23, 1996)
# Maus: The Mouse in the Moon (April 6, 1996)
# Maus: The PoliceMouse (June 5, 1996)
# Maus: The Fairy Mouse (September 14, 1996)
# Maus: The Halloween Mice (October 24, 1996)
# Maus: The Christmas Mouse (December 25, 1996)
# Maus: The Giant Mouse (January 14, 1997)
# Maus Meets Gadget (February 15, 1997)
# Maus: Lost in the Snow (March 1, 1997)
# Maus: The Cowboy Mouse (June 17, 1997)
# Maus: The Lonely Mouse (August 13, 1997)
# Maus: The Magic Mouse (December 4, 1997)
# Maus: Mindy the Wandering Mouse (July 4, 1998)
# Maus: The Birthday Mouse (March 7, 1999)
# Maus: The Ice Mouse (June 2, 1999)
# Maus: The Big Juicy Carrot (August 2, 1999)
# Maus: The Mixed-Up Mouse (June 9, 2000)
# Maus: The Hungry Mouse (December 3, 2000)
# Maus: The Ninja Mouse (July 23, 2001)
# Maus: The Ice Cream Mouse (October 23, 2001)
# Maus: Blitz the Mouse (January 2, 2002)
# Maus: The Homesick Mouse (July 4, 2002)
# Maus: The Mouse with a Cat Tail (August 25, 2002)
# Maus: The Black Mouse (March 2, 2003)
# Maus: The Crystal Mouse (July 15, 2003)
# Maus: The Wildlife Mouse (May 2, 2004)
== Movie Remake ==
The animated remake of the 1975 film is released in October 15, 2011 which is the last traditional animated film which is a spin-off the 2011 film called Winnie the Pooh. 
== Songs ==
* Winnie the Pooh - The Sherman Brothers
* The King of Mice - Chorus
* The Street Light - Young Mouse
* The Adventurousness - Chorus
* The Wonderful Thing About Tiggers - Tigger
* The Snow - Chorus
* The Friend of Overall - Chorus
== Transcript ==
Maus: The King of Mice/Transcript 
== Scenes ==
# Opening
# The Birth of the Mouse
# The King of Mice
# Family Visit
# In Switzerland Germany 
# House Visit with Crazy Cat Lady
# Dangerous Street Lights
# The River
# The Family Thoughts
# Winter in Germany
# The Loss of the Mother
# In the night of the Berlin 
# The Teenage Mouse
# The Queen of Switzerland 
# The Mallard vs Bertha in the River 
# The Road of the Berlin 
# Erfurt, Germany
# On the way to the Hundred Acre Wood 
# The Shy Collie 
# The New Life of the Hundred Acre Wood
# Tigger and Pooh
# New Friends
# When The Mouse Got Older
# Owl and the Mouse
# Winter in the Hundred Acre Wood
# Christopher Robin’s Letter
# Adventure in the Snowy Glades 
# The Avalanche Snow Escape
# The Mouse Gets Stuck 
# Rescuing Mouse
# Mouse is Alive 
# The Spring Comes Again
# Ending
== Release Date ==
January 7, 1975
== Runtime ==
76 minutes 
== Music ==
Buddy Baker (score)
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