Pinokkio (1946)

Pinocchio

  • Version 1946
  • Version 1995
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Frits Waterman

(November 20, 1934 - April, 1 2011)

Cruys Voorbergh

(October 14, 1898 - September 3, 1963)

Frits van Dijk

(October 3, 1895 - August 3, 1960)

Cast :

Dutch name

Original name

Voices
Pinokkio
Pinocchio
Frits Waterman (speaking & singing)
Jiminy Krekel
Jiminy Cricket
Cruys Voorbergh (speaking) & Bert Silvester (singing)
Geppetto
Geppetto
Frits van Dijk (speaking & ?)
De Blauwe Fee
Blue Fairy
Enny Mols-de Leeuwe
Jantje Fatsoen
Honest John
Ko van Dijk jr. (speaking & ?)
Stromboli
Stromboli
Louis (Augustaaf?) van Gasteren
De Voerman
Coachman
Johan Fiolet
Lampepit
Lampwick
Jan Retèl
?
Alexander
?

Songs

  • « ? » (« When You Wish Upon a Star (Opening credits) »)
performed by : Bert Silvester (Jiminy Cricket) & Choir
  • « ? » (« Little Wooden Head »)
performed by : ? (Geppetto)
  • « ? » (« Give A Little Whistle »)
performed by : Bert Silvester (?) (Jiminy Cricket) ; Frits Waterman (Pinocchio)
  • « ? » (« Hi-Diddle-Dee-Dee »)
performed by : ? (Honest John) ; Frits Waterman (Pinocchio)
  • « ? » (« I've Got No Strings »)
performed by : Frits Waterman (Pinocchio) ; ? (Dutch Marionette) ; ? (French Marionette) ; ? (Russian Marionette)
  • « ? » (« When You Wish Upon a Star (Finale) »)
performed by : Bert Silvester (Jiminy Cricket) & Choir

Technical Staff

Cruys Voorbergh
Ms. de Zwart
Cruys Voorbergh (?)
Cruys Voorbergh
Cruys Voorbergh (?)
Wim Sips
Otto Krooshof
Peter Vink
Jack Cutting
Profilti - The Hague
Dubbing director
Dubbing assistant
Musical director
Translator
Lyricist
Sound engineer
Sound engineer
Sound assistant
Creative Executive/Disney USA Representative
Dubbing studio
Sources : Dutch Newspapers - Het Parool [September 14, 1946] / De Gooi van Zaterdag [April 9, 1949] / Het Parool [July 12, 1949]

Donald de Marcas

(June 29, 1933 - March 24, 2023)

Wim van Rooij

(June 24, 1932 - November 5, 2017)

Bernadette Kraakman

(March 1, 1959 -  )

Cast :

Dutch name

Original name

Voices
Pinokkio
Pinocchio
Siert Peters (speaking & singing)
Japie Krekel
Jiminy Cricket
Donald de Marcas (speaking) & Olaf Wijnants (singing)
Geppetto
Geppetto
Wim van Rooij (speaking & singing)
Blauwe Fee
Blue Fairy
Bernadette Kraakman
Jantje Fatsoen
Honest John
Jan Nonhof (speaking & singing)
Stromboli
Stromboli
Jan Anne Drenth
Koetsier
Coachman
Carol van Herwijnen (?)
Lampepit
Lampwick
Romke Schuitema
Alexander
Alexander
Steffen Dales

Songs

  • « Als Er Een Ster Verschiet » (« When You Wish Upon a Star (Opening credits) »)
performed by : Olaf Wijnants (Jiminy Cricket) & Choir
  • « Manneke Van Hout » (« Little Wooden Head »)
performed by : Wim van Rooij (Geppetto)
  • « Je Hoeft Maar Te Fluiten » (« Give A Little Whistle »)
performed by : Olaf Wijnants (Jiminy Cricket) ; Siert Peters (Pinocchio)
  • « Hei Diddel Di Dei » (« Hi-Diddle-Dee-Dee »)
performed by : Jan Nonhof (Honest John) ; Siert Peters (Pinocchio)
  • « Ik Zit Niet Meer Aan Touwtjes Vast » (« I've Got No Strings »)
performed by : Siert Peters (Pinocchio) ; ? (Dutch Marionette) ; ? (French Marionette) ; ? (Russian Marionette)
  • « In De Heldere Sterrennacht » (« When You Wish Upon a Star (Finale) »)
performed by : Olaf Wijnants (Jiminy Cricket) & Choir

Technical Staff

Hans Hulshof
Hans Hulshof (?)
Jan Derk Beck
Jan Derk Beck (?)
Peter Oskam
Wim Post
Karin Bakker
Meta Sound B.V. - Amsterdam
Dubbing director
Musical director
Translator
Lyricist
Sound engineer
Sound engineer
Production
Dubbing studio
DISNEY CHARACTER VOICES INTERNATIONAL, INC.
Sources : Disney+ / Soundtrack
  • Release dates :
    The Netherlands - July 8, 1949 (1st dubbing)
    Even though the dubbing was only released in theaters in 1949, it was dubbed back in 1946.
    The Netherlands - April 1995 (2nd dubbing)
  • The first Dutch dubbing was made in three weeks.
  • At the time, since the Netherlands didn't have the Technicolor process, the Dutch audio track, once done, had to be returned to the United States to add the track alongside the colored-image strip.
    Source : De Gooi van Zaterdag - April 9, 1949
  • It was Frits Waterman's piano teacher who established contact with the dubbing studio to present his pupil for the role.
  • It took Frits Waterman three days to complete his dubbing parts. He said in an interview he had the English version in his headphones, and had to answer his text in Dutch. He found the experience not very difficult, but on the opposite very "pleasant and exciting". "I knew the song I had to sing after two times. I would have liked to do it a bit like in the American film, but Mr. Cruys Voorbergh wanted me to sing like an ordinary Dutch boy", he said in an interview published in Het Parool.
    Source : Het Parool - July 12, 1949
Photo
1987 Rental VHS
Photo
1949 Poster
Photo
1995 VHS
Picture
1994 Bootleg VHS
Design based on the 1987 Rental VHS
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