Peter Pan no Bōken (TV)
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Director: Script: Storyboard: Music: Character Design: Takashi Nakamura Animation director: Hiroyuki Okiura Executive producer: Animation: Key Animation: Shinya Ohira (eps 23, 40) Original story: James Matthew Barrie Recording Director: Etsuji Yamada Theme Song Performance: Yuuyu (OP+ED) | Chikao Ohtsuka as Captain Hook Naoko Matsui as Wendy Noriko Hidaka as Peter Pan Hiroko Emori as Slightly Hisako Kyouda as Sinistra Kazue Ikura as Tootles Kenichi Ogata as Smee Kyooko Hamura as John Maria Kawamura as Sumi Shimamoto as Tinkerbell Yûko Mitsuda as Curly Yuriko Fuchizaki as Michael Daisuke Gouri as Bill Hiroko Suzuki as Elizabeth Darling (Wendy's mother) Issei Futamata as Robert Kouichi Yamadera as Mahito Tsujimura as Memory bird Masato Hirano as Starky Michie Tomizawa as Flora Naoko Matsui as Jane Darling Tesshô Genda as Yuko Mita as Carly | |||||||
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Music: Executive producer: Assistant Engineer: Associate producer: Eric S. Rollman Executive In Charge Of Music: Ron Kenan Film Transfers: Paul Lynn Mixing: Music Coordinator: Lesa M. Scharnett Music Editor: Music Engineer: Barron Abramovitch Music Supervisor: Andrew Dimitroff Orchestra Conductor: Post Production Supervisor: Stacy Gale Production Assistant: Script Supervisor: Robert V. Barron Sound Effects Editor: Supervising Producer: Winston Richard Title Art: Sam Johnson Videotape Coordinator: David Artuso Voice Direction: Tim Reid Voice Recording: | (none) | |||||||
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Theme Song Performance: Patrice Shreider | Herve Rey as Peter Pan Annabelle Roux as Fée Clochette Barbara Tissier as Wendy Philippe Dumat as Capitaine Crochet Albert Augier as Mouse Carol Styczen as John Jackie Berger as Mickael | |||||||
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| (none) | Carlos Hugo Hidalgo as Peter Pan Alvaro Tarcicio as Captain Hook Cristina Hernandez as Tinkerbell Maria Fernanda Morales as Wendy Darling Jesus Barrero as John Darling Monica Estrada as Michael Darling Patricia Acevedo as Tiger Lily | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Donatella Fanfani Dialogues: Cristina Robustelli Theme Song Performance: Cristina D'Avena | Davide Garbolino as Peter Pan Pietro Ubaldi as Capitan Uncino (Cap. Hook) Roberta Gallina as Wendy Antonio Paiola as Spugna (Smee) Emanuela Pacotto as Michele (Michael) Giusy Di Martino as Campanellino (Tinkerbell) Margit Weinert as Sinistra Veronica Pivetti as Gianni (John) Adriana Libretti as Trombetta (Tootles) Irene Scalzo as Pennino Lara Parmiani as Orsetto | |||||||
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| (none) | Ekkehardt Belle as Captain Hook Julia Haacke as Wendy Philipp Brammer as Peter Pan Claudia Lössl as Tinkerbell Julia Laske as Michael Klaus Abrahamowski as Smee Manou Lubowski as Tootles Marc Rosenberg as Slightly Michaela Amler as Curly Michel Guillaume as John Nico Marcoulis as Cecco Rudolf Adamek as Starkey Ulf Jürgen Wagner as Robert | |||||||
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| (none) | Earl Ignacio as Peter Pan Wendy De Leon as Wendy | |||||||
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| (none) | Broadcaster: TVP2 | |||||||
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Carmen Sheila as Sininho José Leonardo as John José Santa Cruz as Capitão Gancho Marisa Leal as Wendy Reynaldo Buzzoni as Peter Pan Selma Lopes as Bruxa Luna | ||||||||
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