Hansu Kurushitan Anderusan no sekai

1968
G
1 Std. 10 Min.

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Hansu Kurushitan Anderusan no sekai (1968)

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuDuring his boyhood, young Hans Christian Andersen is exposed to the musical fairy-tale dream world by Uncle Oley.During his boyhood, young Hans Christian Andersen is exposed to the musical fairy-tale dream world by Uncle Oley.During his boyhood, young Hans Christian Andersen is exposed to the musical fairy-tale dream world by Uncle Oley.

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5,9/10

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Chuck McCann

Uncle Oley
(Synchronisation)

Hetty Galen

Hans
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Ruth Bailew

Grandmother
(Synchronisation)

Ron Dante

Lullaby Vocalist
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Sidney Filson

Karen
(Synchronisation)

Earl Hammond

Ducks
(Synchronisation)
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Jim MacGeorge

Kaspar Kat
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Linda November

Lullaby vocal
(Synchronisation)

Corinne Orr

Elisa
(Synchronisation)
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Frances Russell

Mice
(Synchronisation)

Lionel Wilson

Hannibal Mouse
(Synchronisation)
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Jim Yoham

Mice
(Synchronisation)

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A widescreen version of this film has never managed on DVD in North America. Yet, bootlegged DVD copies of the full screen version were made by DigiView Entertainment in 2005, as the film's quality is extremely poor, which is sourced from a VHS copy.

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Alternate-language version of Die wunderbaren Abenteuer des Hans Christian Andersen (1968)

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Available as budget DVD

This film was apparently released in English by United Artists in the US. After the UA logo, the film opens with "Hal Roach Studios presents a Sean Productions adaptation." The DVD was released in 2004 by Digiview Productions as "Cartoon Craze presents The World of Hans Christian Anderson" and I purchased a copy at Wal-Mart for 99 cents. The transfer quality is fairly poor, slightly out of focus and somewhat grainy with distorted audio, but it is a cute film and well worth the 99 cent investment. A note to music collectors, the ending credits feature a duet with Ron Dante and Linda November.

Steve Fuji