Anastasia (1998)
Cast :
Dutch name |
Original name |
Voices |
Jonge Anastasia
|
Young Anastasia
|
Margriet van Lidth (? & singing)
|
Anastasia
|
Anastasia
|
Vera Mann (speaking & singing)
|
Jonge Dimitri
|
Young Dimitri
|
?
|
Dimitri
|
Dimitri
|
Peter Paul Muller (speaking) & Stanley Burleson (singing)
|
Raspoetin
|
Rasputin
|
Coen van Vrijberghe de Coningh (speaking) & Ernst Daniël Smid (singing)
|
Vlad
|
Vladimir
|
Arnold Gelderman (speaking & singing)
|
Bartok
|
Bartok
|
Han Oldigs
|
Marie
|
Empress Marie
|
Elsje Scherjon (speaking & singing)
|
Sophie
|
Sophie
|
Karin Bloemen (speaking & singing)
|
Tsaar Nicolaas II
|
Czar Nicholas
|
?
|
?
|
Phlegmenkoff
|
?
|
Additional voices
...
Choir
Pauline Dekker
Herman van Doorn Paul Erkamp Carmen Gomez Niek Idelenburg Hella Koffeman Johan Lippens Thomas Oliemans |
Paul Passchier
Karin van der Poel Edward Reekers Pim Roos Manon Ros Marjolein Spijkers Esther Teule Wynanda Zeevaarder |
Sources : Disney+ / Soundtrack
- Release dates :
The Netherlands - February 9, 1998 (Premiere) (Circustheater, The Hague)
The Netherlands - February 12, 1998 - Coen van Vrijberghe de Coningh, the speaking voice of Rasputin, never saw the movie. He died on November 15, 1997, of cardiac arrest, during a play, when he was only 47 years-old. Rasputin was his last dubbing work, which took place two days before his death. He didn't get the time to perform the song "In the Dark of the Night", which was eventually sung by Ernst Daniël Smid.
Source : wikipedia - Ernst Daniël Smid, the singing voice of Rasputin, was miscredited as Ernst Daniäl Smid in the Disney+ credits.
- Elsje Scherjon, the voice of Empress Marie, was miscredited as Elsie Scherion in the Disney+ credits.
- Marjolein Spijkers, part of the choir, was miscredited as Mariolein Spiikers in the Disney+ credits.
- Koen van Dijk, the Translator, was miscredited as Koen van Diik in the Disney+ credits.