Sesame Street: Elmo's World - The Street We Live On! 35th Anniversary Special

Director: Ken Diego, Kevin Clash, Victor Di Napoli Ken Diego

Overview

"Elmo's World: The Street We Live On features the popular red muppet in an episode of his own program (a program that often appears during the last portion of regularly televised Sesame Street episodes). This episode offers appearances by many of the other denizen's of Sesame Street including Cookie Monster, Bert, Ernie, Big Bird, and the Count von Count. The program is highlighted by a new song about all of the people and things on Elmo's street."

Product Details

Release Date:	08/03/2004
UPC:	0074645582399
Original Release:	2004
Source:	STUDIO DISTRIBUTION SERVS LLC
Region Code:	1
Sound:	[Dolby Digital]
Language:	English
Time:	0:52:00
Sales rank:	6,509

Special Features

Closed Caption; [None specified]

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Alison Bartlett O'Reilly	Gina
Linda Bove	Linda
Kristin Chenoweth	Mrs. Noodle
Emilio Delgado	Luis
Bill Irwin	Mr. Noodle
Michael Jeter	Mr. Noodle
Loretta Lang	Susan
Sonia Manzano	Maria
Bob McGrath	Bob
Alan Muraoka	Alan
Roscoe Orman	Gordon
Desiree Casado	Gabriela
Imani Patterson	Miles
Fran Brill	Performer
Stephanie D'Abruzzo	Performer
Joseph Mazzarino	Performer
Carmen Osbahr	Performer
Caroll Spinney	Performer
John Tartaglia	Performer
Kevin Clash	Elmo

Technical Credits

Lou Berger

Judith Freudberg

Michael Loman	Executive Producer
Lewis Bernstein	Executive Producer
Tim Carter	Producer
Carol-Lynn Parente	Producer
Melissa Dino	Producer
Karen Ialacci	Producer
Lou Berger	Screenwriter
Ken Diego	Director
Kevin Clash	Director,Executive Producer
Judith Freudberg	Screenwriter
Victor DiNapoli	Director

Editorial Reviews

Elmo gives back to the community that made him an international preschool icon with this very special episode of Elmo's World, joining the entire human and monster cast of Sesame Street for a celebration of the program's 35th year. This representative retrospective is an object lesson in why Sesame Street has stayed at the head of the class. Learning the alphabet and counting to ten are child's play when basic math and literacy concepts are introduced and reinforced in live-action, animated, and musical segments. A highlight of this program is the all-star, all-dancing rendition of Ernie's bedtime tapping song, with some fancy footwork by, among others, Norah Jones, Julianne Moore, Lily Tomlin, Larry King, and Dr. Phil. "Elmo loves Sesame Street and his friends very much," proclaims the little red monster -- even if Oscar the Grouch calls him "little red menace." Right back atcha, Elmo. Here's to another 35 years.