Les Aristochats (1971)
The Aristocats
Cast :
French name |
Original name |
Voices |
Duchesse
|
Duchess
|
Michèle André (speaking) & Anne Germain (singing)
|
Thomas O'Malley
|
Thomas O'Malley
|
Claude Bertrand (speaking & singing)
|
Berlioz
|
Berlioz
|
Mark Lesser (speaking) & ? (singing)
|
Marie
|
Marie
|
Vanina Vinitzki (speaking) & Isabelle Germain (singing)
|
Toulouse
|
Toulouse
|
Vladimir Vinitzki (speaking) & ? (singing)
|
Madame de Bonnefamille
|
Madame
|
Denise Grey
|
Edgar
|
Edgar
|
Jean-Henri Chambois
|
Roquefort
Lafayette
|
Roquefort
Lafayette
|
Roger Carel
|
Napoléon
|
Napoleon
|
Jacques Dynam
|
Amelia
|
Amelia
|
?
|
Amélie
|
Abigail
|
?
|
Oncle Waldo
|
Uncle Waldo
|
Jacques Hilling (speaking & ?)
|
Le Notaire
|
Georges Hautecourt
|
Alfred Pasquali
|
Scat Cat
|
Scat Cat
|
José Germain (speaking? & singing)
|
Chat Chinois
|
Chinese Cat
|
?
|
Chat Anglais
|
English Cat
|
Steve Gadler (speaking) & ? (singing)
|
Chat Italien
|
Italian Cat
|
?
|
Chat Russe
|
Russian Cat
|
?
|
Frou Frou
|
Frou Frou
|
?
|
Additional voices
Sylviane Mathieu
Nicole Riche Jacques Provins |
Michel Seldow
Henri Tallourd Albert Augier ... |
Songs
- « Les Aristochats » (« The Aristocats »)
- « Des Gammes et des Arpèges » (« Scales and Arpeggios »)
- « Thomas O'Malley » (« Thomas O'Malley Cat »)
- « Tout le monde veut devenir un cat » (« Everybody Wants To Be A Cat »)
- « Tout le monde veut devenir un cat (Final) » (« Everybody Wants To Be A Cat (Finale) »)
Technical Staff
Henri Allegrier-Ebstein
André Theurer "Louis Sauvat" Robert Sauvage Christian Jollet Wally J. Hardouin Société Parisienne de Sonorisation (S.P.S.) |
Dubbing director
Musical director Adaptation Lyricist Creative Supervisor Dubbing studio |
Sources : DVD/BLU-RAY credits / 1994 Soundtrack / Europe 1 (Duchess' singing) / Dans L'Ombre des Studios (Marie's singing + English Cat's speaking)
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- Release date :
France - December 8, 1971 - Maurice Chevalier was the singer of the title song in the original version, and returned in the French version as well.
- In the French version, Georges Hautecourt is not a lawyer but a notary, certainly because the latter takes care of will.
- Jacques Hilling, the voice of Uncle Waldo, was born in Australia. He died on February 16, 1975 at the age of 52.
- Michèle André, the speaking voice of Duchess, was miscredited as Michèle Andrée.
- Mark Lesser, the voice of Berlioz, was credited as Marc Lesser on the BLU-RAY and as Christian Lesser (his real name) on the DVD.
- Vanina ad Vladimir Vinitzki, the sister and brother voicing Marie and Toulouse, were miscredited as Vinitzvi.
- Alfred Pasquali, the voice of Georges Hautecourt, was credited as Fred Pasquali.