Soccer Fever (TV)
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Chief Director: Hitoshi Oda Series Composition: Junichi Iioka Music: Seiji Suzuki Character Design: Kazuyoshi Takeuchi | Masaaki Tsukada as Brian Megumi Tano as Gordon Shinpachi Tsuji as Arnold Takehiro Koyama as Jim Yuko Kobayashi as Alice | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Ana Cremades (Spain dub) Translation: Ivars Barzdevics (Spain dub) | Alberto Hidalgo as Fritz (Spain dub) Alejo De La Fuente as Jim Hakermon (Spain dub) Ana Cremades as Timmy (Spain dub) Ana Fernández as Eva (Spain dub) Angel Corpa as Jean (Spain dub) Daniel Palacios as Mario (Spain dub) David Arnáiz as Brian Thompson (Young) (Spain dub) Julia Oliva as Srta. Pettygrou (Spain dub) Luis Fernando Ríos as Arnold (Spain dub) Mariano Peña as Brian Thompson (Old) (Spain dub) Miguel Ángel Montero as Ackermann (Spain dub) Nonia De La Gala as Nicky (Spain dub) Antonio Inchausti (Spain dub) Antonio Villar (Spain dub) Jorge García Tomé (Spain dub) Manuel Fernández (Spain dub) | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Silvana Fantini Music: Paolo Zavallone Adaptation: Dialogues: | Giorgio Bonino as Brian Thompson da giovane Carlo Bonomi as Brian Thompson da anziano Elda Olivieri as Nicky Fabio Mazzari as Arnold Silvano Piccardi as Jim Hakermon Elda Olivieri as Fabio Mazzari as Massaggiatore Gianni Quillico as Giorgio Bonino as Floppy Luca Sandri as Marcello Cortese as Fritz Marco Balbi as Silvana Fantini as Sig.Ra Pettygrou | |||||||
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