Meiken Jolie (TV)
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Series director: Kenji Hayakawa Script: Music: Akihiro Komori Original creator: Cecile Aubry Character Design: Shuichi Seki Animation director: Producer: Layout: Yoshikuni Nishi | Tohru Furuya as Sebastian Hiroko Suzuki as Narrator Ichirô Nagai as César Kaneta Kimotsuki as Leon Kaneto Shiozawa as Giom Keiko Yokozawa as Angelina Noriko Ohara as Sebastian Tohru Furuya as Jean | |||||||
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| (none) | Flora Balzano as Sebastien Bernadette Morin as Claudie Verdant as Maruka Daniel Lesourd as Adolpho Gonzales Diane Arcand as Elisabeth Chouvalidz as Bébert Elisabeth Chouvalidzé as Bebert Eve Gagnier as Lisa Gonsalès Jean Fontaine as Jean-Louis Millette as Munios Léo Ilial as Père de Léna Louise Turcot as Madeleine Arseneault as Mère de Sébastien Marc Belier as Jean Nicole Fontaine as Léna Perreira Victor Désy as Mendoza Vincent Davy as Yves Massicotte as | |||||||
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| (none) | Broadcaster: Telecinco (Spain) DVD Distribution: Zima Entertainment (Mexico) | |||||||
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Director Of Dubbing: Isa Barzizza | Massimiliano Manfredi as Sebastien Armando Bandini as Nonno Cortes Carlo Allegrini as Ispettore Garcia Cinzia De Carolis as Lena Elsa Camarda as Victorin Fabrizio Manfredi as Gabriel Fabrizio Mazzotta as Juan Franca De Stradis as Madre di Sebastian Gabriele Carrara as Mendoza Giorgio Lopez as Nunyez Laura Boccanera as Angelina Luciano Marchitiello as Jehan (2nd voice) Massimo Rossi as Jehan (1st voice) Mauro Bosco as Riccardo Garrone as Dottor Carlos Sandro Pellegrini as Cézar Sergio Luzi as Martin Sergio Matteucci as Parroco | |||||||
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| (none) | Daniela Reidies as Sebastian | |||||||
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