1949 Dub :
Voice Cast :
Character's Name |
Voice Actor |
Donald Duck |
Clarence Nash |
José Carioca |
José Oliveira |
Panchito |
Joaquin Garay |
Narrator De Verteller |
Joop Simons |
Professor Holloway De Professor |
Cruys Voorbergh |
Narrator (The Flying Gauchito) De Gaucho |
Wim Van Den Brink |
? |
Julia Culp |
Technical Credits :
Occupation |
Person's Name |
Director Regie |
Cruys Voorbergh |
Translation Nederlandse teksten |
Cruys Voorbergh |
Sound Recording and Mixing Geluidopname en mixage |
Otto Krooshof |
Sound Editing Geluid montage |
Anton Kortekaas |
Recording Technician Opname technicus |
Peter Vink |
Technical Supervisor Technische supervisie |
Wim G. Sips |
Dubbing Studio Nederlandse nasynchronisatie |
Filmstudio Profilti |
1990s Dub :
Transcription :
Character's Name |
Voice Actor |
Donald Duck |
Anita Blanker |
José Carioca |
Alfonso de Montealegre |
Panchito |
Olaf Wijnants |
Narrator Verteller |
Hein Boele Donald de Marcas |
Professor Holloway |
Bram Bart |
Additional Voices :
Edward Reekers Rein Kolpa Dennis Kivit Johan Lippens Esther Teule Carmen Gomes Wim Jan van Deuveren |
Technical Credits :
Occupation |
Person's Name |
Director Regie |
Olaf Wijnants |
Translator Vertaling |
Jan Derk Beck |
Producer Productie |
Suzan Overmeer |
Sources :
Dutch newspapers
Dutch DVD Release
Dutch newspapers
Dutch DVD Release
Trivia :
- There are two Dutch dubs of this film. The first from 1949 and the second from the 1990s.
- In the first dub, Donald, José, and Panchito were dubbed by their original voice actors.
- The second (and most known) dubbing is from the 1990s and was created for a VHS release and has been used since then.
- Olaf Wijnants (the voice of Panchito), is also the director of the second dubbing.