The TV special about two bored children who have a mischievous cat come visit while their mother is away was released in 1971 and was produced by Chuck Jones. It also met with positive reviews upon release.
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7 adaptations of Dr. Seuss's stories
As "The Lorax" arrives in theaters this weekend, here are seven previous Seuss film adaptations – the good and the bad.
3. 'The Cat in the Hat'
