Description Zigzag is the Sultan of the Golden Citys Grand Vizier. Tack and the Princess must recover the magic balls, defeat the evil Zigzag, and save their beloved city from destruction! Feast your eyes and ears on this exotic mosaic of exquisite color, hilarious comedy, enchanting music, and all-star voices. Zigzag, also known as Zigzag the Great, is the one of the two main antagonists (along with The Mighty One-Eye) of The Thief and the Cobbler. When a bumbling thief manages to steal the enchanted orbs, they fall into the hands of the wicked wizard Zigzag. In the ancient city of Baghdad, magically protected by three Golden Balls, a timid shoemaker named Tack falls for the lovely, adventure-loving Princess Yumyum. Escher-like backgrounds with classic two-and-a-half-dimension hand-painted animation.

Vincent Price Anthony Quayle - In an ancient city, a timid shoemaker's apprentice named Tack falls for the lovely and adventurous Princess Yum Yum. The reason why it is unfinished, and unseen, remains controversial, and it’s fair to say that even the start date of the film might be considered controversial. Jennifer Beals and Matthew Broderick provide the voices for the leads, with the late Vincent Price's voice providing silky menace as the evil sorcerer. Get this from a library The thief and the cobbler. Photograph of Richard Williams animating a scene from The Thief and the Cobbler, early 1992, from the Kevin Schreck documentary: image from From Traditional Animation blog. Almost 30 years in the making, it incorporates extraordinary M.C. THE THIEF AND THE COBBLER is one of the most visually inventive animated movies ever made, with dazzling optical illusions and shifts in perspective. Behold this critically acclaimed feature-length fantasy created, written, and directed by Richard Williams, the three-time Academy Award(R)-winning animator.