Amelia Bedelia

Amelia Bedelia is a 1988 animated film produced by MGM/UA Feature Animation for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. Directed by Phil Mendez from a screenplay by Patricia Jones and Donald Reiker, it is an adaptation of Peggy Parish's 1963 children book Amelia Bedelia and tells the story of the housekeeper who was literally given chores to do for Mr. and Mrs. Rogers.

The film was released in the United States on December 9, 1988 by MGM/UA Communications Co. It was dedicated to the author Peggy Parish, who died a few weeks before the film's release.

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In 1983, MGM/UA acquired the film rights for the 1963 children book Amelia Bedelia to make a traditionally-animated film adaptation. Phil Mendez has been attached to direct the film, saying "We grew up reading Peggy Parish's Amelia Bedelia books for many laughs. I was willing to bring her to the big screen." He then contacted screenwriters Patricia Jones and Donald Reiker to write the screenplay based on the story by Peggy Parish and they both accepted.

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