Nobody's Boy - Remi (TV)
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Ie Naki Ko Remi (TV) (remake)
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Nobody's Boy Remi Sub. DVD 3-4
Nobody's Boy Remi Sub. DVD 1-2
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| Nobody's Boy (Sub.DVD 3) 2007-10-02 |
| Nobody's Boy (Sub.DVD 4) 2007-10-02 |
| Nobody's Boy (Sub.DVD 5) 2007-11-06 |
| Nobody's Boy (Sub.DVD 6) 2007-11-06 |
| Nobody's Boy (Sub.DVD 7) 2007-12-04 |
| Nobody's Boy (Sub.DVD 8) 2007-12-04 |
| Nobody's Boy - DVD Set (Sub.DVD 1-8) 2007-12-04 |
| Nobody's Boy Remi (Sub.DVD 2) 2007-08-07 |
| Nobody's Boy Remi (includes series carton) (Sub.DVD 1) 2007-07-10 |
Director: Osamu Dezaki Script: Music: Takeo Watanabe Original creator: Hector Malot Character Design: Akio Sugino Art director: Shichiro Kobayashi Director of Photography: Hirokata Takahashi | Masako Sugaya as Remi Yousuke Kondou as Vitalis Hiroko Suzuki as Baruburan Jukichi Uno as Narrator Junpei Takiguchi as Dorisukoru Kaneta Kimotsuki as Patricia Kei Tomiyama as Glass Jan (ep 8) Makoto Kousaka as Liz Mikio Terashima as Garei Noriko Ohara as Machiya Noriko Tsukase as Banjaman Reiko Mutoh as Mirigan Takeshi Aono as Gerome Tohru Furuya as Bob (ep 42, 44-48) Toshiko Maeda as Lola Yoshiko Yamamoto as Arthur Yoshito Yasuhara as Devid | |||||||
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| (none) | André Valmy as Vitalis Fabrice Josso as Rémi Catherine Lafond as Lise Hacquin Jackie Berger as Mattia Jacques Thébaud as Jerome Barberin Catherine Lafond as Benjamin Acquin (2ème voix) Francois Leccia as Gilles Tamiz as David Driscoll Jackie Berger as Arthur Milligan Jean Topart as Narrateur Joel Martineau as Paul Martine Messager as Mme Milligan Martine Reigner as Etiennette Hacquin Michel Beaune as Mr. Barberin Michel Paulin as Mr. Hacquin Monique Thierry as Mme Driscoll Nicole Favart as Mme Barberin Phillippe Dumat as Le violiniste Séverine Morisot as Thierry Bourdon as Alexis Hacquin William Sabatier as Mr. Driscoll | |||||||
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Director: Alma Nuri (Mexico dub) Theme Song Performance: | Alma Nuri as Mattia Assumpta Navascues as Remi (Catalan dub) Gabriel Ramos as Remi (new dub) Maynardo Zavala as Sr. Vitallis Ricardo Hill as Sr. Vitaliz (new dub) Rocio Garcel as Remi Nancy McKenzie as Sra. Milligan (1st voice) Ruben Moya as Jerome Sarah Souza as Sra. Milligan (new dub) Sylvia Garcel as Sra. Milligan Agustín López Zavala as Alma Nuri as Araceli de Leon as Grace (ep 9) Arturo Casanova as Policeman (ep 10) Blas Garcia as Carlos Becerril as Cristina Rubiales as Ethienet Acquan Esteban Siller as Marcano's assistant (ep 21) Gabriela Willert as Benjamin Acquan Gloria Rocha as Sra. Barberian Jesus Barrero as Police Inspector (ep 25) Jesús Colin as Joan Pera as Narrador (Catalan dub) Jorge Roig as Maru Guzmán as Maynardo Zavala as Miguel Angel Sanromán as Driscoll Nancy McKenzie as Marcano's wife (ep 21) Nelly Horseman as Srta. Vivian Olga Hnidey as Aristocrat (ep 21) Oscar Bonfiglio as Raúl Castellanos as Arthur (new dub) Roberto Mendiola as Gerome Barberan (new dub) Rocio Garcel as Baker (ep 49) Ruth Toscano as Sra. Barberan (new dub) Sylvia Garcel as Vicky Burgoa as Laura Driscoll Victor Mares as | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: Donatella Fanfani (2nd edition) Script: Enrico Bomba Dialogues: Director Of Dubbing: Enrico Bomba Mixing: Renato Cadueri (1st edition) Theme Song Performance: | Arturo Dominici as Vitali Enrico Bertorelli as Vitali (2nd edition) Fabrizio Latini Vidale as Remì Monica Bonetto as Remi (2nd edition) Davide Garbolino as Mattia (2nd edition) Riccardo Rossi as Mattia Adele Pellegatta as Signora Milligan (2nd edition) Alessandro Sperli as Dott. Ancler Antonella Baldini as Beniamino Aquin Cesare Barbetti as Isp. Imen Claudio Moneta as Marcano (2nd edition) Daniela Fava as Simona (2nd edition) Diego Michelotti as Signor Driscoll Diego Reggente as Zio Gaspare Fabrizio Manfredi as Arthur Flaminia Jandolo as Mamma Barberin Francesca Guadagno as Cecilie Franco Odoardi as Germana Dominici as Signora Milligan Germano Longo as Avvocato Gianfranco Bellini as Padron Garofoli Gianni Marzocchi as Giorgio Piazza as Narratore Laura Boccanera as Nicoletta Aquin Laura Lenghi as Elisa Luciano De Ambrosis as Pietro Aquin Luciano Roffi as Michel Mariagrazia Errigo as Voce Narrante (2nd edition) Marina Thovez as Madre Adottiva di Remi (2nd edition) Mario Lombardini as Portiere D'albergo Mario Milita as Sorvegliante Massimo Rossi as David Maurizio Trombini as Gerolamo (2nd edition) Patrizia Scianca as Arthur (2nd edition) Pino Colizzi as Hotorn Riccardo Rossi as Alexis Aquin Rosetta Calavetta as Laura Driscoll Sergio Fiorentini as Gerolamo Sergio Tedesco as Zio Di Beniamino Silvio Anselmo as Susanna Fassetta as Simona Vittorio Di Prima as Philippe | |||||||
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| (none) | Alfira Yonis as Mme Milligan Antoinette Malohi as Remi Ismaeal Na'noa as many characters Jehad Alatrush as Mr Driscoll Jezail Nasser as Mme Barberin Nawal Hijazi as Arthur Milligan Sameer Shums as Alexis Aquin Sameera Barodi as Mattia Sobhi Eydd as Viltalis Wafa Tarabia as many characters Waheed Jalal as Narrator | |||||||
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ADR Director: Edwine Soffner Translation: Jan Derk Beck Producer: Edwine Soffner Editing: Theme Song Lyrics: Ben Ketting | Joop Doderer as Vitalis Maarten as Remi Jody Pijper as Mattia Cor Witschge as Jerome Barbarin Els Buitendijk as Moeder Barbarin Jaap Stobbe as Jean met de kraai Linda as Grace Meta de Vries as Mevrouw Milligan Pieter Lutz as Verteller Wim Wama as Herbergier | |||||||
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