To gode venner (1982)
The Fox and the Hound
Knut Risan(February 19, 1930 - February 1, 2011)
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Nils Ole Oftebro(December 1, 1944 - )
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Kari Simonsen(June 5, 1937 - )
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Cast :
Norwegian name |
Original name |
Voices |
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Todd som ung
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Tod - Young
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Inge Tokstad
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Todd
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Tod
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Knut Risan
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Copper som ung
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Copper - Young
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Herman Killingmoe
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Copper
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Copper
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Nils Ole Oftebro
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Mor Ugle
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Big Mama
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Kari Simonsen (speaking & singing?)
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Mari
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Vixey
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Anne Marie Ottersen
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Spretten
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Dinky
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Øivind Blunck
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Rødtopp
Petter Pinnsvin |
Boomer
Porcupine |
Geir Børresen
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Ola Jeger
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Amos Slade
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Tor Stokke
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Tante Hilde
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Widow Tweed
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Bab Christensen
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King
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Chief
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Lasse Kolstad
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Johan Grevling
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Badger
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Henki Kolstad
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Songs
- « ? » (« Best of Friends »)
- « ? » (« Lack of Education »)
- « ? » (« A Huntin' Man »)
- « ? » (« Goodbye May Seem Forever »)
- « ? » (« Appreciate the Lady »)
Technical Staff
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Erik Solbakken
? Morten Krogstad ? Tom Matsen Norsk Film A/S |
Dubbing director
Musical director Translator Lyricist Sound engineer Dubbing studio |
Sources : VHS credits / DVD credits / BLU-RAY credits
- Release date :
Norway - April 22, 1982 (Cinema) - The movie was originally released under the title "To god venner", and was then subtitled "Todd & Copper - To gode venner" in re-issues, VHS and DVDs releases.
- Although the subsequent releases spelled Tod's name as "Todd", his name was written as "Tod" in the VHS credits.
- The DVD and BLU-RAY credits do not mention the voices of Young Tod and Young Copper, neither do they display the technical staff. They also wrongly credit Inge Tokstad, the voice of Young Tod, as the voice of Young Boomer, while the character only appears as an adult.
- Lasse Kolstad, the voice of Chief, and Henki Kolstad, the voice of Badger, are siblings. Bab Christensen, the voice of Widow Tweed, was Lasse's wife.
- Kari Simonsen, the voice of Big Mama, was miscredited as Kari Simosen on the DVD and BD credits.
- Tom Matsen, the sound engineer, was miscredited as Tom Madsen.
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