In the golden city of Baghdad, a thief steals the 3 golden balls that protect the city from danger. And now, it's up to a shy cobbler named Tack, a beautiful princess named Yum-Yum, her nurse, and a group of "brigands" to save the city from an one-eyed army. This film has been in production since 1963, but was eventually taken away from it's original creator, Richard Williams (The same person who created the animation for "Who Framed Roger Rabbit") in 1992. Television animator Fred Calvert finished and reworked the film and released it as "The Princess and the Cobbler" in 1993. Miramax Family Films then bought the film and edited it further and added celebrity voices. This version was released in 1995.