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Derek Jacobi

22 October 1938, Leytonstone, London, England, UK

Elizabeth Hartman

23 December 1943, Youngstown, Ohio, USA

Arthur Malet

24 September 1927, Lee-on-Solent, England, UK

Dom DeLuise

1 August 1933, Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA

Hermione Baddeley

13 November 1906, Broseley, Shropshire, England, UK

Shannen Doherty

12 April 1971, Memphis, Tennessee, USA

Wil Wheaton

29 July 1972, Burbank, California, USA

Jodi Hicks

Ian Fried

17 December 1974, Akron, Ohio, USA

John Carradine

5 February 1906, New York City, New York, USA

Peter Strauss

20 February 1947, Croton-on-Hudson, New York, USA

Paul Shenar

12 February 1936, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA

Tom Hatten

14 November 1926, North Dakota, USA

Lucille Bliss

31 March 1916, New York City, New York, USA

Aldo Ray

25 September 1926, Pen Argyl, Pennsylvania, USA

Norbert Auerbach

4 November 1922, Vienna, Austria

Dick Kleiner

9 March 1921, New York City, New York, USA

Charles Champlin

23 March 1926, Hammondsport, New York, USA

Edie McClurg

23 July 1951, Kansas City, Missouri, USA

Joshua Lawrence

Sally Stevens

Paul Williams

19 September 1940, Bennington, Nebraska, USA

Don Bluth

13 September 1937, El Paso, Texas, USA

Don Bluth

13 September 1937, El Paso, Texas, USA

Robert C. O'Brien

11 January 1918, Brooklyn, New York, USA

Jenner

Played by: Paul Shenar

Justin

Played by: Peter Strauss

Great Owl

Played by: John Carradine

Timothy

Played by: Ian Fried

Cynthia

Played by: Jodi Hicks

Martin

Played by: Wil Wheaton

Teresa

Played by: Shannen Doherty

Auntie Shrew

Played by: Hermione Baddeley

Jeremy

Played by: Dom DeLuise

Mr. Ages

Played by: Arthur Malet

Mrs. Brisby

Played by: Elizabeth Hartman

Nicodemus

Played by: Derek Jacobi

Variety

Every character moves fluidly and imaginatively against an extravaganza of detailed background and dazzling effects, all emboldened by fascinating colored textures.

August 31, 2008

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TV Guide

A return to the lush, finely detailed animation seen in the best Disney features.

August 31, 2008

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Christian Science Monitor

Aside from its title, there's no secret about it: The Secret of NIMH is exciting, engaging, and often magnificent to look at.

November 11, 2014

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Chicago Reader

Not enthralling, but worth seeing for anyone interested in the mechanics of this arcane art.

September 03, 2008

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Antagony & Ecstasy

The award-winning book had a pretty crackerjack story to begin with, but in some respects, I think Bluth and his co-writers have bettered it.

November 22, 2009

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Time Out

It's a spectacular return to the shimmering, mesmerising deep-focus animation associated with Disney's classic period...

June 24, 2006

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Common Sense Media

Fascinating. But sensitive animal-lovers beware.

January 02, 2011

TIME Magazine

It is something gorgeous to look at.

August 31, 2008

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AV Club

The animation was, as Bluth and company had promised, a spectacular return to old-school craftsmanship.

July 07, 2007

Filmcritic.com

Never mind the G rating, this is scary stuff which sent my little one fleeing to another room inside of 10 minutes.

January 19, 2006

Radio Times

The animation is lovingly rendered and there's a pedigree cast (Dom DeLuise, Derek Jacobi, John Carradine) providing voices.

November 20, 2013

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Entertainment Weekly

Bluth and his animators, bless them, chose to revive an endangered art form -- classically detailed animation. They drew their characters exquisitely and gave them individual personalities.

November 20, 2013

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