The Leprechaun

Episode aired 1961
TV-G
6m

IMDb RATING

6.7/10

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Adventure Animation Comedy Family Romance

The Sea Hag is planning to steal a leprechaun's gold by finding a leprechaun and making him tell her where his gold is. Popeye knowing that she's up to something follows her. When he encount... Read allThe Sea Hag is planning to steal a leprechaun's gold by finding a leprechaun and making him tell her where his gold is. Popeye knowing that she's up to something follows her. When he encounters her, her vulture knocks him out. A leprechaun finds him and helps him. Later the same ... Read allThe Sea Hag is planning to steal a leprechaun's gold by finding a leprechaun and making him tell her where his gold is. Popeye knowing that she's up to something follows her. When he encounters her, her vulture knocks him out. A leprechaun finds him and helps him. Later the same leprechaun runs into the Sea Hag and she makes him tell her where his gold is. When the ot... Read all

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6.7/10

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Jackson Beck

Leprechaun Leader
(voice)
(uncredited)

Jack Mercer

Popeye
(voice)
(uncredited)
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Mae Questel

Sea Hag
(voice)
(uncredited)

Director
- Seymour Kneitel
Writers
- Carl Meyer
- Jack Mercer
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8/10

Hardly anything beats watching and reviewing . . .

. . . a picture titled THE LEPRECHAUN on St. Patrick's Day. If you have a lot of little tykes scurrying around underfoot, the longer leprechaun live-action feature films tend to be too frightening to soothe youngsters to serene slumber. Some of these theatrical releases are downright horror flicks. How scary is this THE LEPRECHAUN? True, a vulture belonging to the sea witch incapacitates popular protagonist good guy Popeye. Furthermore, a major felony takes place, and an innocent crime victim is cast out from his society. But regular patrons of this series will surmise that things will turn out well, and their expectations are reasonable.