Ai no Wakakusa Monogatari (TV)
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Series director: Fumio Kurokawa Director: Nobushiki Yamazaki Script: Akira Miyazaki Storyboard: Music: Kazuo Otani Original creator: Louisa May Alcott Character Design: Executive producer: Kôichi Motohashi Producer: Junzô Nakajima Assistant Animation Director: Hiroko Fujii Assistant director: Background Art: Noboru Otani Cinematography: Toshiaki Morita Sound: Etsuji Yamada Theme Song Performance: | Eiko Yamada as Josephine 'Jo' March Hisako Okata as Hanna Kazuyuki Sogabe as Anthony Keiko Han as Meg Kôhei Miyauchi as James Kôzô Shioya as David Mayumi Shou as Elizabeth 'Beth' March Miyoko Aoba as Annie Nobuo Tobita as Laurie Osamu Saka as Frederic Ranko Mizuki as Martha Rei Sakuma as Amy March Taeko Nakanishi as Mary Toshihiko Kojima as Carl Brook | |||||||
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ADR Director: Scott Page-Pagter Music: Shuki Levy Story Editor: Tony Oliver | (none) | |||||||
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Theme Song Performance: Claude Lombard | Aurélia Bruno as Amy Laurence Crouzet as Jo Valérie Siclay as Beth Virginie Méry as Meg Bernard Tiphaine as Père Emmanuel Curtil as Evelyne Grandjean as Mère (1ère voix) Jeanine Freson as Tante March Monique Thierry as Mère (2ème voix) Gilles Laurent as Jane Val as Anna | |||||||
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Theme Song Lyrics: Begoña Ramos (Spain dub) Theme Song Performance: Sol Pilas (Spain dub) | Broadcaster: | |||||||
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Script: Translation: Audio Techinician: Michele Filipponio Director Of Dubbing: Enrico Carabelli Mixing: Roberto Magani Synchronization: Theme Song Performance: Cristina D'Avena | Anna Bonel as Amy Antonio Paiola as Dr. Douglas Dania Cericola as Jo Elisabetta Cesone as Meg Enrico Carabelli as Gianfranco Gamba as Lory Lia Barbieri as Martha Luca Semeraro as Mr. Brooke Marco Balzarotti as Father Marinella Armagni as Hanna Massimiliano Lotti as Anthony Maurizio Scattorin as Mr. Lorentz Patrizia Salmoiraghi as Beth Rosetta Salata as Hanna Valeria Falcinelli as Mary | |||||||
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Jorge Paupério as Raquel Rosmaninho as Raúl Constante Pereira as Sissa Afonso as Susana Morais as Jo | ||||||||
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