Calimero (TV 1/1972)
Calimero (TV 2/1992) (remake)
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Director: Script: Episode Director: Music: Tadashi Kinoshita Original creator: Original Character Design: Ignazio Colnaghi Character Design: Shinya Takahashi Art director: Hideo Chiba Planning: Koro Yabuki Theme Song Composition: Tadashi Kinoshita (OD,ED1-2) Theme Song Lyrics: Theme Song Performance: Rina Yamazaki (OP, ED1-2) | Katsue Miwa as Shinobu Adachi as Kaneta Kimotsuki as Michiko Nomura as Jouji Yanami as Masako Nozawa as | |||||||
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Arlette Thomas as Albert Augier as Claude Bertrand as Francis Lax as Ginette Franck as Jean-Henri Chambois as Lita Recio as Marcelle Lajeunesse as Philippe Dumat as | ||||||||
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Director Of Dubbing: Federico Danti | Ignazio Colnaghi as Alessandra Karpoff as Alfredo Danti as Carlo Bonomi as Daniela Fava as Elda Olivieri as Graziella Porta as Leda Celani as Patrizia Scianca as Sante Calogero as | |||||||
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ADR Director: Paul van Gorcum Translation: Nina Bergsma Voice Direction: | Corry van der Linden as Maria Lindes as Peter Piekos as Piet Ekel as | |||||||
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