The Last Unicorn (1982)

She is the last lonely unicorn in the world (voiced by Mya Farrow Mia Farrow), living peacefully in a beautiful forest. In order to find her lost companion, she resolutely left the familiar forest and embarked on a journey to find her own kind. Along the way, she accompanied her human friend, a young wizard, Schmanderick (voiced by Alan Arkin Alan Arkin) and a passionate charlatan, Molly (voiced by Demi Grimes Tammy Grimes). On the way, the unicorn, who became a human maiden, fell in love with King Lear (voiced by Jeff Bridges Jeff Bridges). Finally, after all kinds of tribulations and ring dangers, they worked together to rescue the imprisoned unicorns. She returned to the forest where she belonged and lived freely. This magic cartoon "the Last Unicorn" is adapted from the American writer Peter S. Beagle's magic novel "the Last Unicorn" of the same name, and the script of the film is also written by Peter S. Beagle himself. In 1982, the American company Rankin/Bass produced this animated film for the British television company ITC, after its release.