Ox Tales (TV)
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Director: Hiroshi Sasagawa Script: Matsue Jimbo Music: Original Concept: Executive producer: Haim Saban Producer: Kazuo Tabata Supervision Producer: Winston Richard | Akira Kamiya as Booth Chika Sakamoto as Molly Ichirô Nagai as Nick | |||||||
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Director: Executive producer: Jerald E. Bergh Associate producer: Eric S. Rollman Script Supervisor: Tony Oliver | A.J. Henderson as Olly Ox | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Roberto Colucci Theme Song Performance: Gabriela León | Angelines Santana as Laughing Mole Erika Araujo as Dorothy Ivette Gonzalez as Laughing Mole (Some eps) Roberto Alexander as Narrator Ruben Trujillo as Toribio (Ollie Ox) Victor Mares Jr. as Juan | |||||||
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ADR Director: Tony Dirne Script: Music: Clous van Mechelen Casting: Tony Dirne Coordination: José Stam Dialogue Editing: José Stam Theme Song Performance: Jody Pijper Voice Direction: Tony Dirne | Beatrijs Sluyter as Vogelgeluiden Gerry Middelburg as Dolly Guido Jonckers as Boes Koos van der Knaap as | |||||||
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