Atlantis: The Lost Empire
2001 animated film directed by Gary Trousdale and Kirk Wise
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Summary
Atlantis: The Lost Empire is an animated film[1]. It ranks in the top 6% of animated film entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (17,668 views/month).[2]
Key Facts
- Director: The Lost Empire — director (P57): Gary Trousdale[3], The Lost Empire — director (P57): Kirk Wise[4]
- Screenwriter: The Lost Empire — screenwriter (P58): Tab Murphy[5], The Lost Empire — screenwriter (P58): Kirk Wise[6], The Lost Empire — screenwriter (P58): Gary Trousdale[7], The Lost Empire — screenwriter (P58): Joss Whedon[8], The Lost Empire — screenwriter (P58): Bryce Zabel[9], The Lost Empire — screenwriter (P58): Jackie Zabel[10], The Lost Empire — screenwriter (P58): David Reynolds[11]
- Composer: The Lost Empire — composer (P86): James Newton Howard[12]
- Genre: The Lost Empire — genre (P136): science fiction film[13], The Lost Empire — genre (P136): fantasy film[14], The Lost Empire — genre (P136): adventure film[15], The Lost Empire — genre (P136): coming-of-age film[16], The Lost Empire — genre (P136): drama film[17], The Lost Empire — genre (P136): action film[18]
- Followed by: The Lost Empire — followed by (P156): Atlantis: Milo's Return[19]
- Producer: The Lost Empire — producer (P162): Don Hahn[20]
- Part of the series: The Lost Empire — part of the series (P179): Walt Disney Animation Studios feature film[21], The Lost Empire — part of the series (P179): Atlantis[22]
- Production company: The Lost Empire — production company (P272): Walt Disney Pictures[23]
- Original language of film or TV show: The Lost Empire — original language of film or TV show (P364): English[24], The Lost Empire — original language of film or TV show (P364): Atlantean[25]
- Commons category: Atlantis: The Lost Empire[26]
- Review score: 5.5/10[27], 52/100[28], 48%[29], 6.9/10[30]
- Color: The Lost Empire — color (P462): color[31]
- Country of origin: The Lost Empire — country of origin (P495): United States[32]
- Publication date: June 22, 2001[33], November 9, 2001[34], December 6, 2001[35]
- Characters: The Lost Empire — characters (P674): Milo James Thatch[36], The Lost Empire — characters (P674): Lyle Tiberius Rourke[37], The Lost Empire — characters (P674): Kida[38], The Lost Empire — characters (P674): Vincenzo Santorini[39], The Lost Empire — characters (P674): Joshua Sweet[40], The Lost Empire — characters (P674): Helga Sinclair[41], The Lost Empire — characters (P674): Audrey Ramirez[42], The Lost Empire — characters (P674): Wilhelmina Packard[43], The Lost Empire — characters (P674): Fenton Q. Harcourt[44], The Lost Empire — characters (P674): Preston B. Whitmore[45], The Lost Empire — characters (P674): Jebidiah Farnsworth[46], The Lost Empire — characters (P674): Gaetan Molière[47], The Lost Empire — characters (P674): Kashekim Nedakh[48], The Lost Empire — characters (P674): Leviathan[49]
- Voice actor: The Lost Empire — voice actor (P725): Michael J. Fox[50], The Lost Empire — voice actor (P725): Jim Varney[51], The Lost Empire — voice actor (P725): Corey Burton[52], The Lost Empire — voice actor (P725): James Garner[53], The Lost Empire — voice actor (P725): Claudia Christian[54], The Lost Empire — voice actor (P725): John Mahoney[55], The Lost Empire — voice actor (P725): Phil Morris[56], The Lost Empire — voice actor (P725): Leonard Nimoy[57], The Lost Empire — voice actor (P725): Don Novello[58], The Lost Empire — voice actor (P725): Jacqueline Obradors[59], The Lost Empire — voice actor (P725): Florence Stanley[60], The Lost Empire — voice actor (P725): David Ogden Stiers[61], The Lost Empire — voice actor (P725): Cree Summer[62], The Lost Empire — voice actor (P725): Natalie Strom[63]
- Has edition or translation: The Lost Empire — has edition or translation (P747): Atlantis - Das Geheimnis der verlorenen Stadt[64]
- Distributed by: The Lost Empire — distributed by (P750): Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures[65], The Lost Empire — distributed by (P750): Disney+[66]
- Significant event: The Lost Empire — significant event (P793): première[67]
- Narrative location: The Lost Empire — narrative location (P840): Washington, D.C.[68], The Lost Empire — narrative location (P840): Atlantic Ocean[69], The Lost Empire — narrative location (P840): Atlantis[70]
- Official website: https://movies.disney.com/atlantis-the-lost-empire[71]
Why It Matters
Atlantis: The Lost Empire has Wikipedia articles in 30 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[72] It is known by 65 alternative names across languages and contexts.[73]