Alice in Wonderland (TV)
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Series director: Screenplay: Fumi Takahashi Music: Reijiro Kuroku Original creator: Lewis Carroll Character Design: Art director: Satoshi Matsudaira Animation director: Takateru Miwa Executive producer: Kôichi Motohashi Producer: Shigeo Endo Animation: Editing: Eiko Nishide | TARAKO as Alice Masako Nozawa as Benny Bunny Akio Nojima as Father Issei Futamata as Cheshire Cat Kenichi Ogata as White Rabbit Kumiko Mizukura as Ceria Kyouko Tonguu as Rudy Noriko Uemura as Heart Queen Shozo Iizuka as Humpty Dumpty Yoshiko Matsuo as Mother | |||||||
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| (none) | Annabelle Roux as Alice (eps 47-52) Ioanna Gkizas as Alice Nicole Fontaine as Alice (Canadian/Quebec dub) Alain Louis as Le grand lapin blanc Françoise Oriane as la reine de coeur Marc Bellier as Le grand lapin blanc (Canadian/Quebec dub) Nicole Fillion as La reine de coeur (Canadian/Quebec dub) Alain Louis as Joker Frédéric Girard as Dodo Guylaine Gibert as Benny Bunny Jean Musin as Cheshire cat Jean-Pierre Denys as Josiane Gibert as Nicole Fillion as Narratrice (Quebec) Raymond Avenière as Serge Olivier as Benny Bunny (Quebec) Vincent Davy as | |||||||
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| (none) | Ana Ángeles García as Alicia (Spain dub) Eduardo Moreno as Dodo (Spain dub) Javier Franquelo as Don Huevo (Spain dub) José Carabias as Conejo Blanco y Grande (Spain dub) Josefina de Luna as Reina de Corazones (Spain dub) Matilde Vilariño as Benny Bunny (Spain dub) Alfonso Gallardo (Spain dub) Mario Arenas (Spain dub) | |||||||
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Director Of Dubbing: Theme Song Performance: Cristina D'Avena | Debora Magnaghi as Alice Adolfo Fenoglio as Re di Cuori Graziella Porta as Benny Bunny Pietro Ubaldi as Coniglio Bianco Secondo De Giorgi as Bruco Bleu Tullia Piredda as Regina di Cuori | |||||||
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Music: Christian Bruhn | Madeleine Stolze as Alice Alexandra Mink as Celia Donald Arthur as Jabberwocky Ilja Richter as Humpty Dumpty (second voice) Inez Günther as Benny Bunny Inge Solbrig as Mutter von Alice Mady Rahl as Herzogin Marianne Wischmann as Herzkönigin Ulf Jürgen Wagner as Little Bill | |||||||
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| (none) | Broadcaster: AnimeKurd | |||||||
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| (none) | Angelique de Boer as Alice Maria Lindes as Hartenkoningin | |||||||
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| (none) | Aya Bejer as Alice Aya Bejer as Celia | |||||||
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Dubbing Director: João Lourenço (Portugal) | António Feio as Argentina Rocha as Benny Bunny (Portugal) Carmen Santos as Francisco Pestana as Rei de Copas (Portugal) Isabel Ribas as Alice (Portugal) João Lourenço as Luís Mascarenhas as Luísa Salgueiro as Rainha Paula (Portugal) Manuel Cavaco as | |||||||
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