Hansel and Gretel

Year: 1983

Runtime: 35 mins

Language: English

Director: Tim Burton

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Tim Burton’s reimagined version of the classic fairy tale blends live‑action footage with stop‑motion animation, creating a darkly whimsical and creepy journey through an enchanted forest. The short aired just once on the Disney Channel, debuting on Halloween night in 1983.

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