Törnrosa (1959)
Sleeping Beauty
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Version 1959
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Version 1980
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Cast :
Swedish name |
Original name |
Voices |
Aurora/Törnrosa
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Aurora/Briar Rose
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Liz-Beth Ohlsson (speaking & singing)
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Prinsen Phillip
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Prince Phillip
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Jan Malmsjö (speaking) & Lars Lönndahl (singing)
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Den Onda Fén
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Maleficent
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Birgitta Valberg
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Flora
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Flora
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Sif Ruud
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Fina
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Fauna
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Margit Andelius
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Magdalena
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Merryweather
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Yvonne Lombard
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Kung Stefan
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King Stefan
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Ingvar Kjellson (speaking & ?)
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Kung Hubert
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King Hubert
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Bengt Eklund (speaking & ?)
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Drottningen
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The Queen
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Gun Hellberg-Kjellin
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Härolden
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Herald
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Alf Kjellin
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Major Domus
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?
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Gardar Sahlberg
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Monstret
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Monster
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Bengt Eklund
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Berättare
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Narrator
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Gustaf Molander
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Songs
- « I min dröm (Prolog) » (« Once Upon a Dream (Prologue) »)
- « ? » (« Hail to the Princess Aurora »)
- « ? » (« One Gift (The Gifts of Beauty and Song) »)
- « Jag undrar » (« I Wonder »)
- « I min dröm » (« Once Upon a Dream »)
- « I min dröm (Reprise) » (« Once Upon a Dream (Reprise) »)
- « ? » (« Skumps »)
- « ? » (« Sleeping Beauty »)
- « I min dröm (Finale) » (« Once Upon a Dream (Finale) »)
Technical Staff
Alf Kjellin
Eskil Eckert-Lundin Gardar Sahlberg Gardar Sahlberg ? SF-ateljéerna |
Dubbing director
Musical director Translator Lyricist Sound engineer Dubbing studio |
Sources : 1970s Press Material / "Expressen" 18-Dec-1959 (Musical director) / "Expressen" 28-Feb-1959 (Studio) / 1959 Music Sheets (Titles) / Dubbningshemsidan (Lyricist)
Cast :
Swedish name |
Original name |
Voices |
Aurora/Törnrosa
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Aurora/Briar Rose
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Birgitta Larsson (speaking & singing)
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Prinsen Phillip
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Prince Phillip
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Jonas Bergström (speaking) & Stefan Dahlberg (singing)
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Den Onda Fén
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Maleficent
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Fillie Lyckow
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Flora
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Flora
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Lill Lindfors
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Fina
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Fauna
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Agneta Prytz
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Magdalena
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Merryweather
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Maud Hansson
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Kung Stefan
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King Stefan
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Åke Lagergren (speaking & singing)
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Kung Hubert
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King Hubert
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John Harryson (speaking & singing)
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Drottningen
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The Queen
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Gunilla Norling
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Ceremonimästare
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Herald
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Sture Ström
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Berättare
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Narrator
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Gösta Prüzelius
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Songs
- « En gång i en dröm (Prolog) » (« Once Upon a Dream (Prologue) »)
- « Hell, prinsessan Aurora » (« Hail to the Princess Aurora »)
- « ? » (« One Gift (The Gifts of Beauty and Song) »)
- « Jag undrar » (« I Wonder »)
- « En gång i en dröm » (« Once Upon a Dream »)
- « En gång i en dröm (Reprise) » (« Once Upon a Dream (Reprise) »)
- « Skumps »
- « Törnrosa sov sött » (« Sleeping Beauty »)
- « En gång i en dröm (Final) » (« Once Upon a Dream (Finale) »)
Technical Staff
Doreen Denning
Gunnar Lunden-Welden Doreen Denning Doreen Denning An-Marie Ekfeldt Lars Klettner Europa Film Studio |
Dubbing director
Musical director Translator/Adaptation Lyricist Dubbing studio |
Sources : VHS credits / DVD credits / 1995 Press Material / Soundtrack Cassette (song's section)
- Release dates :
Sweden - December 19, 1959 (1st dubbing)
The movie was censored for this cinema release in Sweden
Sweden - March 29, 1980 (2nd dubbing) - About the 1st dub (1959) :
- According to the Newspaper "Arbetet", actress Gunwer Bergkvist was first considered to be the speaking voice of Aurora in the first Swedish dubbing (1959), while Liz-Beth Ohlsson would only be the singing voice. All future mentions of the cast will only present Liz-Beth as the only voice of Aurora.
They also presented one of the king to be voiced by Olof Thunberg, who would eventually not take part in this dubbing.
Source : "Arbetet" 03.03.1959 - Liz-Beth Ohlsson's real name was Lisbeth Lundgren (married Lundqvist).
- Birgitta Valberg, the voice of Maleficent, was miscredited as Birgitta Wahlberg on the Press Material.
- According to the Newspaper "Arbetet", actress Gunwer Bergkvist was first considered to be the speaking voice of Aurora in the first Swedish dubbing (1959), while Liz-Beth Ohlsson would only be the singing voice. All future mentions of the cast will only present Liz-Beth as the only voice of Aurora.