How long is The IMAX Nutcracker - IMAX 3D?

The IMAX Nutcracker - IMAX 3D is 37 min long.

Who is Sugar Plum in The IMAX Nutcracker - IMAX 3D?

Miriam Margolyes plays Sugar Plum in the film.

What is The IMAX Nutcracker - IMAX 3D about?

NOW PLAYING IN SELECT IMAX THEATERS - A wonderful enchanted kingdom of spun sugar, ruled by a wooden soldier prince, will spring to life through the magic of the IMAX medium. Set in present-day London, and featuring a cast of more than 150 performers, it is the grandest, most ambitious dramatic interpretation of The Nutcracker and IMAX’s biggest production ever. This contemporary rendition of E.T.A. Hoffmann's 19th century tale is directed and written by Christine Edzard, internationally renowned writer, director and costume designer. She is best known for her adaptation of the Charles Dickens' classic Little Dorrit , starring Sir Alec Guinness, which received an Oscar® nomination for Best Screenplay in 1988.

The IMAX Nutcracker - IMAX 3D

Name: The IMAX Nutcracker - IMAX 3D
Genre: Drama
Released: 1997-11-27
Duration: 37

NR 37 min

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How long is The IMAX Nutcracker - IMAX 3D?: The IMAX Nutcracker - IMAX 3D is 37 min long.

Who is Sugar Plum in The IMAX Nutcracker - IMAX 3D?: Miriam Margolyes plays Sugar Plum in the film.

What is The IMAX Nutcracker - IMAX 3D about?: NOW PLAYING IN SELECT IMAX THEATERS - A wonderful enchanted kingdom of spun sugar, ruled by a wooden soldier prince, will spring to life through the magic of the IMAX medium. Set in present-day London, and featuring a cast of more than 150 performers, it is the grandest, most ambitious dramatic interpretation of The Nutcracker and IMAX’s biggest production ever. This contemporary rendition of E.T.A. Hoffmann's 19th century tale is directed and written by Christine Edzard, internationally renowned writer, director and costume designer. She is best known for her adaptation of the Charles Dickens' classic Little Dorrit, starring Sir Alec Guinness, which received an Oscar® nomination for Best Screenplay in 1988.