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((Short description|1998 animated film directed by Larry Latham))
((Infobox film
| name           = An American Tail:<br>The Treasure of Manhattan Island
| image          = An American Tail The Treasure of Manhattan Island poster.jpg
| caption        = DVD cover
| director       = [[Larry Latham (animator)|Larry Latham]]
| producer       = Larry Latham
| writer         = Len Uhley 
| based_on       = ((based on|Characters|[[David Kirschner]]))
| starring       = ((Plainlist|
* [[Thomas Dekker (actor)|Thomas Dekker]]
* [[Lacey Chabert]]
* Elaine Bilstad
* [[Pat Musick]]
* [[Dom DeLuise]]
* [[René Auberjonois]]
* [[David Carradine]]
* [[John Kassir]]
* [[Sherman Howard]]
* [[Tony Jay]]
* [[Nehemiah Persoff]]
* [[Erica Yohn]]
* Richard Karron
* [[Ron Perlman]]
))
| music          = [[Michael Tavera]] <br />[[James Horner]] <br /><small>(archive music)</small>
| studio         = Universal Family & Home Entertainment Production<ref name=bfi>((cite web|url=https://www2.bfi.org.uk/films-tv-people/4ce2b8bd83e90|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20180503083359/http://www.bfi.org.uk/films-tv-people/4ce2b8bd83e90|url-status=dead|archive-date=May 3, 2018|title=An American Tail The Treasure of Manhattan Island (1998)|work=[[British Film Institute]]|access-date=2017-10-01))</ref><br>[[Universal Animation Studios|Universal Cartoon Studios]] <br />[[TMS Entertainment|TMS-Kyokuichi Corporation]] <br /><small>(Japanese Animation services)</small>
| distributor    = [[Universal Pictures Home Entertainment|Universal Studios Home Video]]
| released       = ((film date|1998|11|16|United Kingdom|2000|2|15|United States))
| runtime        = 79 minutes
| country        = United States<ref name=bfi/>
| language       = English
))
'''''An American Tail: The Treasure of Manhattan Island''''' (also known as '''''An American Tail 3: The Treasure of Manhattan Island''''') is a 1998 American [[Animation|animated]] [[adventure film]] produced by [[Universal Animation Studios|Universal Cartoon Studios]] and directed by [[Larry Latham (animator)|Larry Latham]]. It is the third film in the [[An American Tail (franchise)|''An American Tail'' series]], the first to be released direct-to-video, and the first in the series to use [[Traditional animation#Digital ink-and-paint|digital ink and paint]].

While retaining [[Dom DeLuise]] throughout the film series, the film reunites the voice cast of [[Nehemiah Persoff]] and [[Erica Yohn]] from both ''[[An American Tail]]'' (1986) and ''[[An American Tail: Fievel Goes West]]'', [[Pat Musick]] from ''An American Tail'' with the return of her character Tony Toponi, and introduces Elaine Bilstad, [[René Auberjonois]], [[David Carradine]], [[John Kassir]], [[Ron Perlman]], [[Tony Jay]] and [[Richard Karron]]. Fievel and Tanya Mousekewitz's voices were performed by [[Thomas Dekker (actor)|Thomas Dekker]] and [[Lacey Chabert]], replacing the previous voice actors [[Phillip Glasser]], Amy Green from the 1986 film, and [[Cathy Cavadini]] from both ''Fievel Goes West'' and the TV series ''[[Fievel's American Tails]]''.

The film premiered in the United Kingdom on November 16, 1998, and was released in the United States and Canada on February 15, 2000. <!--do NOT remove page links-->The film explores the themes of [[Exploitation of labour|labor exploitation]], [[Labor rights|worker's rights]], [[Xenophobia in the United States|xenophobia]] and the effects of European [[European colonization of the Americas|colonialism]].<!-- per [[wp:TRIVIA]] -->

This was Erica Yohn and Elaine Bilstad's final film appearances.

==Plot==
In [[New York City]], sometime after the events of the first film and before the second one, Fievel and Tony discover that an ancient treasure lies underneath [[Manhattan]] when snooping around [[Beach Pneumatic Transit|an abandoned subway]] and stumbling upon the remains of a dead mouse clutching a treasure map, deciding they must find it with the help of an [[archaeologist]] Tony knows: Dr. Dithering.

The film focuses on the relationship between the over-exploited workers of a [[sweatshop]] (in this case, a [[cheese]] production line) and the factory's [[Robber baron (industrialist)|robber baron]] owners: Mr. Grasping, Mr. Toplofty and Mr. O'Bloat. The treasure under Manhattan turns out to be a group of [[Lenape]] mice living a long-distance beneath the surface (far below the sewers) that decided to hide when they saw how the first Europeans only brought war and disease with them and did not want to wait for the European mice to do the same to them. 

The sachem, Chief Wulisso, decides to send his daughter Cholena, to the surface to see if they have "changed their ways." Upon their return, Scuttlebutt (one of the members of the expedition to find the treasure) reports to the villains unbeknownst to the rest of the members of the expedition, who then decide to use this to their advantage. They lie to all the workers of the sweatshop about Cholena (not by name), telling them that she is their enemy. The corrupt mouse police chief, McBrusque, and Scuttlebutt scavenge every nook and cranny until they find her. After the angry mouse mob try to capture Cholena and anyone else involved with her, Fievel and his friends decide to take Cholena back underground before being put in further harm's way, but the police find out and go after them.

Meanwhile, everyone finds out about Dr. Dithering's friendship with the Indian and take him to the butcher shop for his execution. Papa tells everyone about how madness like this is why they all left for America and should work together to become friends with those different from them as the fellow Americans they are. Tiger the orange tabby cat saves Dr. Dithering from the villains, who escape and order McBrusque and his men to find and kill the Lenape mice.

Upon returning Cholena to her home, they tell the chief what is happening. McBrusque, Scuttlebutt, and the other police officers show up to the village, but the Chief, the Native Americans, Fievel and his friends drive the villains away. The chief gives them a [[gunpowder]] [[bomb]] to collapse the tunnel connecting the Native Americans to the outside world. But before they can do so, they are ambushed by the enraged McBrusque and Scuttlebutt who attempt to get revenge on the Mousekewitz children and Tony once and for all, but the two crooks are overpowered and Fievel manages to set off the bomb. This floods the tunnel, together with McBrusque and Scuttlebutt as they fall into the [[chasm]] to their deaths. Tony and Tanya managed to reach higher ground, but Fievel is seemingly carried off by the current.

When the water recedes Tanya and Tony desperately search through the mud to find him, before giving up. But just then, Fievel breaks through the surface, and all three share a muddy group hug, thankful that everyone survived.

The movie ends with Fievel's papa forming a [[worker's union]] and the villains agreeing amongst themselves that they are forced to negotiate with "that riff-raff" to avoid a labor strike. Meanwhile, Tiger is enjoying his new job as the police chief. The last scene is Fievel seeing, through a foldable telescope, Cholena and her father disappearing into a hidden door at the foot of a statue, which pleases Fievel (as he wishes for the best for them).

== Voice cast ==

* [[Thomas Dekker (actor)|Thomas Dekker]] as Fievel Mousekewitz
* [[Lacey Chabert]] as Tanya Mousekewitz
* [[Nehemiah Persoff]] as Papa Mousekewitz
* [[Erica Yohn]] as Mama Mousekewitz
* [[Dom DeLuise]] as Tiger
* [[Pat Musick]] as Tony Toponi
* Elaine Bilstad as Cholena
** Leeza Miller as Cholena's singing voice
* [[René Auberjonois]] as Dr. Dithering
* [[David Carradine]] as Chief Wulisso
* [[Ron Perlman]] as Mr. Grasping
* [[Tony Jay]] as Mr. Toplofty
* [[Richard Karron]] as Mr. O'Bloat
* [[Sherman Howard]] as Police Chief McBrusque
* [[John Kassir]] as Scuttlebutt
* [[Dave Mallow]] as additional voices

''The Treasure of Manhattan Island'' is the final film Bilstad contributed to as it would be released posthumously in the United States.<ref name=Google/>

==Production==
Following a six year hiatus for the ''An American Tail'' series, Universal kicked off a $15 million marketing campaign to reignite interest in the franchise with re-releases of the first two films leading up to the release of ''An American Tail III'' with the fourth installment scheduled for the following June. The mandate for the series as dictated by then President of Universal Worldwide Home Entertainment, Louis Feola, was "...to create the same value and success for ''An American Tail'' as the studio did with the ''[[Land Before Time (series)|Land Before Time]]''".<ref name=Variety>((Cite web |url=https://variety.com/1998/biz/news/american-tail-videos-return-to-stores-1117471570/ |accessdate=April 15, 2021 |title= 'American Tail' videos return to stores |date=5 June 1998 |publisher=Variety))</ref>

===Animation===
Japanese studio [[TMS Entertainment|TMS-Kyokuichi Corporation]] was the overseas animation studio for the film.

===Casting===
New voices were handed out for Fievel and Tanya during production while some of the original characters retaining their original voices from the first film. [[Phillip Glasser]] was unable to recast as Fievel for this film due to voice changing by age, as Glasser was 19 at the time.((citation needed|reason=Need help finding source for Phillip Glasser's life and career|date=April 2022)) Universal hired then-child actor [[Thomas Dekker (actor)|Thomas Dekker]] as Fievel. Then-15-year-old [[Lacey Chabert]] was chosen as the voice for Tanya. The previous actress, [[Cathy Cavadini]], could not participate in the role at the time due to being under the contract for [[Cartoon Network]] while casting for [[Blossom (The Powerpuff Girls)|Blossom]] in ''[[The Powerpuff Girls]]''.<ref>((cite web|url=http://catherinecavadini.com/bio-credits//|title=Catherine's listed achievements on her official website.|work=catherinecavadini.com))</ref> [[Pat Musick]] returned to reprise her role as Tony, as the character returns since ''An American Tail'' in 1986.

Universal hired actors from the previous works to voice the characters that were made exclusively for this film. [[René Auberjonois]] ([[Odo (Star Trek)|Odo]] in ''[[Star Trek: Deep Space Nine]]''), [[David Carradine]] ([[Kwai Chang Caine]] in ''[[Kung Fu (TV series)|Kung Fu]]''), [[Ron Perlman]] (Vincent in ''[[Beauty and the Beast (1987 TV series)|Beauty and the Beast]]''), and [[John Kassir]] ([[Tales from the Crypt (comics)#The Crypt-Keeper|the Crypt-Keeper]] from the ''[[Tales from the Crypt (TV series)|Tales from the Crypt]]'' franchise) are cast as Dr. Dithering, Chief Wulisso, Mr. Grasping, and Scuttlebutt, respectively.

Elaine Bilstad, a [[Native Americans in the United States|Native American]] actress, was chosen to voice for Cholena. Bilstad was previously given limited roles as one-time characters in ''[[Walker, Texas Ranger]]'', ''[[Baywatch Nights]]'', and as Catherine in the TV movie ''[[The Broken Chain]]''. She even played White Snow, the indigenous version of [[Snow White]] in ''[[Happily Ever After: Fairy Tales for Every Child]]''. This was Bilstad's final role before she died of a [[heart problem]] on January 30, 1999,((citation needed|reason=Need help finding source for Elaine Bilstad‘s life, career, and obituary|date=June 2022)) releasing the film posthumously in the United States.<ref name=Google/> Her character became absent in [[An American Tail: The Mystery of the Night Monster|the next film]].

===Technical issues===
Despite restoring the continuity from the first film as mandated,<ref name=Variety/> most of the original film's characters are written off from subsequent sequels due to casting issues or that by absences of the original actors, except returning Tony after being excluded from [[An American Tail: Fievel Goes West|the Green River continuity]] without Musick's input in the early 1990s. [[Madeline Kahn]] did not return to reprise her role for Gussie Mausheimer nor returning her character in the films as she was busy casting for other films, such as ''[[A Bug's Life]]'' and ''[[Judy Berlin]]'', before being diagnosed with [[cancer]] in late 1998.<ref>((cite news| url=https://www.nytimes.com/1999/12/04/arts/madeline-kahn-comedian-of-film-fame-dies-at-57.html|work=The New York Times|title=Madeline Kahn, Comedian Of Film Fame, Dies at 57|date=December 4, 1999|access-date=August 28, 2022|first=William H.|last=Honan |author-link=William H. Honan))</ref> Bridget, Tony's soulmate from the first film, remains absent in the later sequels in question as her actress, Cathianne Blore, was since battling cancer in the mid 1990s,((citation needed|reason=Need help finding source for Cathianne Blore's life, career, and obituary|date=August 2022)) discarding the importance to the franchise's continuity.<ref>((cite web|last=Cawley|first=John|title=An American Tail|url=http://www.cataroo.com/DBtail.html|work=The Animated Films of Don Bluth|publisher=Cataroo.com|access-date=August 29, 2022))</ref> Her last work was ''[[Quest for Glory: Shadows of Darkness]]'' in 1994. [[Christopher Plummer]] did not return to reprise his role for Henri as he was busy casting for other films, such as ''The First Christmas'' and ''[[The Clown at Midnight]]''. His character is only seen as a [[cameo appearance|background cameo]].

==Songs==
In addition to three original songs, archive music from the first two films are reused.

All tracks are written by [[Michael Tavera]].

((Track listing
| all_lyrics      = 
| all_music       = 
| extra_column    = Performer(s)

| title1          = We Live in Manhattan
| extra1          = Chorus

| title2          = Friends of the Working Mouse
| extra2          = [[Ron Perlman]], [[Tony Jay]] & [[Richard Karron]]

| title3          = Anywhere in Your Dreams
| extra3          = Leeza Miller & [[Thomas Dekker (actor)|Thomas Dekker]]
))

== Release ==
[[File:1998 VHS Advertisement of An American Tail 3.jpeg|thumb|Advertisement of the third film shown inside the cover of the 1998 reissues of ''[[An American Tail]]'' and ''[[An American Tail: Fievel Goes West]]'' while being delayed.]]
As early as March 17, 1998, ''The Treasure of Manhattan Island'' was advertised on the VHS release of ''[[The Chipmunk Adventure]]''. It was then advertised on the VHS reissues of ''[[An American Tail]]'' and its sequel ''[[An American Tail: Fievel Goes West|Fievel Goes West]]'' on August 11 the same year. However, the film's North American release date remained undisclosed until late December 1999, receiving the VHS release on February 15, 2000.<ref name=Google>((cite magazine|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=9w0EAAAAMBAJ&pg=PA63|title='Mummy' Shoots Universal's Sales Over $1 Bil.; Retailers Win With Sight And Sound|last=Fitzpatrick|first=Eileen|magazine=[[Billboard (magazine)|Billboard]]|volume=111|issue=52|date=December 25, 1999))</ref> It was later released on DVD on January 20, 2004, with a sing-along version of "Anywhere In Your Dreams" as a bonus feature. It was later combined in a DVD set packaged with three other films on June 13, 2017.<ref>((cite web |url=https://www.amazon.com/American-Tail-Movie-Complete-Collection/dp/B06XYY5HW9/ |title=An American Tail: 4 Movie Complete Collection |date=13 June 2017 |access-date=October 5, 2017 |publisher=Amazon))</ref>

===Overseas===
The film premiered in the United Kingdom in November 1998. It was also released on April 6, 2001 in Italy, January 2, 2003 in Spain, February 9, 2003 in Australia, April 3, 2003 in Russia, June 19, 2003 in France, November 4, 2003 in Germany and April 4, 2006 in Japan.

== Reception ==
Robert Pardi of ''[[TV Guide]]'' gave the film 2 out of 5 stars and wrote: "Although the bright and bubbly animation lacks depth, these cute little vermin have just enough personality to make tykes unaware they're being spoonfed ethnic-harmony aphorisms".<ref>((cite web|url=https://www.tvguide.com/movies/an-american-tail-the-treasure-of-manhattan-island/review/135281/|title=An American Tail: The Treasure Of Manhattan Island|work=[[TV Guide]]|access-date=2017-10-01))</ref> Susan King of the ''[[Los Angeles Times]]'' wrote that young children under 10-years-old might find it entertaining.<ref>((cite news|url=https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-2000-feb-17-ca-65087-story.html|title=Fievel's Big Adventure in Manhattan|last=King|first=Susan|work=[[Los Angeles Times]]|date=2000-02-17|access-date=2017-10-01))</ref> Grace Montgomery of [[Common Sense Media]] felt that the politically sensitive elements depicted in the film are "out of place for ''[[An American Tail (franchise)|An American Tail]]''" and recommended that "your kids would be better off to stick with the original ''[[An American Tail]]'' and skip this one".<ref name=csm>((cite news|url=https://www.commonsensemedia.org/movie-reviews/an-american-tail-the-treasure-of-manhattan-island|title=Scarier and darker than the past films|work=[[Common Sense Media]]|access-date=2017-10-01))</ref>

== References ==
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== External links ==
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