Mori no Youki na Kobito-tachi: Berufi to Rirubitto (TV)
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Series director: Masayuki Hayashi Director: Script: Music: Takeo Watanabe Original creator: Character Design: Producer: Akira Inoue Animation: Ippei Kuri | Mayumi Tanaka as Lillibit Sachiko Chijimatsu as Napoleon Youko Asagami as Belfy Kaneta Kimotsuki as Daggurin-sensei Toshiko Maeda as Narrator Tsuneko Shitomi as Chuchuna | |||||||
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Script: Michael McConnohie (Ep 2.) Music: Executive producer: Jerald E. Bergh Producer: Winston Richard Assistant Engineer: Assistants To The Producers: Associate producer: Eric S. Rollman Editing Supervisor: Stacy Gale Executive In Charge Of Music: Ron Kenan Film Transfers: Paul Lynn Foley Arist: Claudette Jones Foley Engineer: R.D. Floyd Music Coordinator: Lesa Scharnett Music Editor: Music Engineer: Music Supervisor: Andrew Dimitroff Post-Production Assistant: Julie Pelletier Post-Production Coordinator: France Morency Post-Production Director: Claudine Carpentier Re-Recording Engineer: Sound Effects Editor: Studio Supervisor: Barbara Parker Supervising Producer: Winston Richard Supervising Writer: Robert V. Barron Title Art: Ron Salaises Videotape Coordinator: Jim Cushinery Videotape Editor: Tony Rastatter Voice Direction: Tim Reid Voice Recording: | ||||||||
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Theme Song Performance: | Carol Styczen as Lutinou Marie-Laure Dougnac as Lutinette Evelyne Grandjean as Francette Vernillat as Nabot Jean-Claude Montalban as | |||||||
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| (none) | Broadcaster: TVE (Spain ; 1983) | |||||||
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Theme Song Performance: | Laura Boccanera as Belfy Monica Cadueri as Lillibit Daniela Caroli as Kuruma Giovanna Avena as Rita Baldini as Napo | |||||||
| (none) | Thomas Reiner as Doktor Putzmunter Walther Reichelt as Zwurzbürgermeister | |||||||
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Music: Dick Bakker Translation: Suzanne Braam Editing: Evert Kramer Theme Song Performance: Jody Pijper Voice Direction: Meindert de Goede | Fred Meijer as Elderbit (second dub - Littl' Bits) Maria Lindes as Belfi Paul Groot as Snagglebit (second dub - Littl' Bits) Trudy Libosan as | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Theme Song Performance: | Agnieszka Kunikowska as Lilijka Brygida Turowska as Filuś Jacek Czyż as Narrator Janusz Wituch as Doktor Szymon Jarosław Domin as Piegus Piotr Zelt as Kacperek Wojciech Machnicki as Tata Filusia | |||||||
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