Dumbo, l'éléphant volant
1947 Dub :
Voices :
Character's Name |
Voice Actor |
Timothy Q. Mouse Timothée |
Camille Guérini |
Mr. Stork La cigogne |
Maurice Nasil |
Ringmaster Monsieur Loyal |
Fernand Rauzena |
Red Elephant Eléphante rouge |
Germaine Kerjean |
Green Elephant Eléphante verte |
Lita Recio |
Jim Crow Jim Corbeau |
Zappy Max |
Tawny Crow Corbeau bedonant |
Jo Charrier |
Additional Voices :
Daniel Gilbert Roméo Carles |
1980 Dub :
Transcription :
Character's Name |
Voice Actor |
Narrator Le narrateur |
Claude Pieplu |
Timothy Q. Mouse Tim |
Roger Carel |
The Ringmaster Le Directeur du Cirque |
Jacques Dynam |
The Crows Le Corbaux |
Jacques Balutin Francis Lax Pierre Garin Michel Bedetti |
Clown Un clown |
Serge Lhorca |
Mr. Stork La Cigogne |
Jacques Ferrieres |
Elephants Les éléphantes |
Béatrice Delfe Danielle Volle Paula Dehelly Jeanine Forney |
Technical Credits :
Occupation |
Person's Name |
Art Direction Direction Artistique |
Jean Pierre Dorat |
French Adaptation and Lyrics Adapation Française Et paroles des chansons |
Natacha Nahon |
Music Director Direction Musicale |
Jean Cussac |
Recording Studio Version Française réalisée par |
Société Parisienne de Sonorisation S.P.S. |
Sources :
1947 Credits :
2001 60th Anniversary Edition DVD Release
1980 Credits :
1990s Laserdisc Release
Additional Information :
lesgrandsclassiques.fr
1947 Credits :
2001 60th Anniversary Edition DVD Release
1980 Credits :
1990s Laserdisc Release
Additional Information :
lesgrandsclassiques.fr
Trivia :
- There are two French dubbings. The first from 1947 and the second from 1980.
- The first dubbing is only available on VHS tapes. In France, it is only available on VHS tapes from the mid-1980s and early 1990s. The second dubbing started to be released in 1993. In Canada, it is available on all VHS releases until the 2001 release ( the 60th anniversary edition ) in which it was replaced with the 1980 dubbing.
- The 2001 Canadian DVD release used the 1947 credits instead of the credits from the 1980 dub.