Swan Lake (movie)
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Director: Koro Yabuki Script: Hirokazu Fuse Music: Peter Tchaikovsky Art director: Tadanao Tsuji Animation director: Takuo Noda Director of Photography: Hiroshi Mekuro Executive producer: Chiaki Imada Assistant: Yumiko Igarashi Audio Director: Yasuo Ida In-Between Animation: Yasuhiro Nakura | Keiko Takeshita as Princess Odette Taro Shigaki as Prince Siegfried Asao Koike as Rotbarth Youko Asagami as Odille Fuyumi Shiraishi as Margarita Yoneko Matsukane as Hans | |||||||
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| (none) | Joseph Zucatti as Rothbart Nancy Link as Odette Patricia Kabayashi as Odille Steve Knode as Siegfried Debbie Davidson as Rossanna Don Johnson as Benno Donna Zucatti as Francine Gerri Sorvells as Hans Greg Starr as Adolf Helen Kataoka as Catherina Judith Sackheim as Queen/Mother Mike Worman as Minister Nancy Culluci as Margarita | |||||||
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| (none) | Celine Monsarrat as Princesse Odette Philippe Ogouz as Prince Siegfried Catherine Lafond as Odile (fille du sorcier) Georges Atlas as Sorcier Rodebart Albert Augier as Claude Chantal as Francis Lax as Gerald Philippe Dumat as Hans l'écureuil | |||||||
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| (none) | Broadcaster: Theatrical Releaser: ICAIC (Cuba) | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Germana Dominici | Simona Izzo as Rossana (Odette) Tonino Accolla as Sigfrido Loredana Nicosia as Zucchero (Margarita) Mauro Gravina as Fiore (Hans) Marco Guadagno as Benno Paola Giannetti as Regina-madre | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Lasse Swärd Dialogue: Lasse Swärd | Christina Carlwind as Gunnar Ernblad as John Harryson as Rothbart Leif Arhle as Meg Westergren as | |||||||
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