Elmo's World: Elmo Has Two! Hands, Ears & Feet

Overview

"Elmo (voice of Kevin Clash) from Sesame Street learns all about his hands, feet, and ears and the fun stuff you can do with them in this children's video, which has been given a simple presentation for its DVD release. Sesame Street: Elmo's World -- Elmo Has Two has been transferred to disc in the full-frame aspect ratio of 1.33:1, and the audio has been mastered in Dolby Digital Stereo. The presentation is in English, with no multiple language options or bonus materials included on this edition."

Product Details

Release Date:	01/27/2004
UPC:	0074645572499
Original Release:	2004
Source:	STUDIO DISTRIBUTION SERVS LLC
Region Code:	1
Sound:	[Dolby Digital]
Language:	English
Time:	0:50:00
Sales rank:	43,066

Special Features

Closed Caption; [None specified]

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Kevin Clash	Elmo
Rick Lyon	Voices
Jim Martin	Voices
John Tartaglia	Voices
Matt Vogel	Voices

Technical Credits

Molly Boylan

Judith Freudberg

Belinda Ward

Lewis Bernstein	Executive Producer
Michael Loman	Executive Producer
Arlene Sherman	Executive Producer
Carol-Lynn Parente	Executive Producer
Kevin Clash	Director
Ken Diego	Director
Jim Martin	Director
Ted May	Director
Lisa Simon	Director
Melissa Dino	Producer
Karen Ialacci	Producer
Molly Boylan	Screenwriter
Judith Freudberg	Screenwriter
Belinda Ward	Screenwriter
Victor DiNapoli	Director

Editorial Reviews

From washing your hands and playing patty-cake to wiggling your ears, hopping, and kicking a soccer ball, this trio of Elmo's World segments from Sesame Street demonstrate all the wonderful things that hands, ears, and eyes can do. Hosted by the cheerful and nurturing little monster Elmo, each 15-minute segment breezes by with clowning by Bill Irwin and Michael Jeter as Mr. Noodle and his brother, Mr. Noodle. With charming animation and delightful live-action footage of preschool peers performing familiar activities (a signing deaf child is a welcome inclusive touch), this disc will captivate viewers and inspire them to make good use of their own hands, ears, and feet in Elmo's World and beyond.