Don Bluth Entertainment Movies: Every Film & Box Office
Don Bluth Entertainment has made 3 films from 1979 to 1995, earning $4.06M at the worldwide box office. Its biggest hits are The Pebble and the Penguin (1995) and A Troll in Central Park (1994). Its most frequent director is Don Bluth (3 films).
- films
- 3
- worldwide box office
- $4.06M
- years active
- 1979–1995
- Film languages
- English (3)
- Busiest decade
- The 1990s, 2 films
- Frequent director
- Don Bluth
Who Works With Don Bluth Entertainment the Most?
The people credited on the most Don Bluth Entertainment films. Will Ryan appears in 2 of them, and Don Bluth directed 3.
Directors Who Work With Don Bluth Entertainment
Actors in the Most Don Bluth Entertainment Movies
What Movies Has Don Bluth Entertainment Made?
All 3 films, newest first, with the worldwide box office.
Don Bluth Entertainment Adventure Movies
Which Studios Are Similar to Don Bluth Entertainment?
The studios with the most English animation films. Don Bluth Entertainment has made 3 English animation films.
- Walt Disney Productions 451 English animation films
- Warner Bros. Pictures 342 English animation films
- Fleischer Studios 243 English animation films
- Warner Bros. Cartoons 224 English animation films
- Walter Lantz Productions 198 English animation films
- Leon Schlesinger Productions 191 English animation films
- ONF | NFB 165 English animation films
- Warner Bros. Animation 157 English animation films
Don Bluth Entertainment: Questions and Answers
Films, hits, scores and what comes next, answered from the same data as this page.
How many movies has Don Bluth Entertainment made?
Don Bluth Entertainment has released 3 films, from 1979 to 1995.
See every film What is Don Bluth Entertainment's highest-grossing movie?
The Pebble and the Penguin (1995) is Don Bluth Entertainment's biggest box office hit, with $3.98M worldwide, ahead of A Troll in Central Park (1994) ($71.4K).
Which director has made the most films with Don Bluth Entertainment?
Don Bluth has directed 3 Don Bluth Entertainment films, more than anyone else, followed by Gary Goldman (2).