Les 101 Dalmatiens
Transcription :
Character's Name |
Voice Actor |
Pongo |
Roger Carel |
Perdita |
Sophie Leclair |
Roger |
Roger Rudel |
- Singing |
Jean Cussac |
Anita |
Claudie Chantal |
Nanny |
Henriette Marion |
Cruella de Vil Cruella d'Enfer |
Lita Recio |
Jasper |
Claude Bertrand |
Horace |
Paul Bonifas |
Colonel Le Colonel |
Jacques Berlioz |
Sergeant Tibs Le Sergent Tibs |
Pierre Morin |
Commercial Announcer Annonceur de la publicité |
Claude Péran |
Inspector L'Inspecteur |
Fernand Rauzena |
Captain Le Cheval |
Fernand Rauzena |
Danny Le Danois |
Georges Atlas |
Collie Le Chien de berger |
Duncan Elliott |
Labrador Le Labrador |
Pierre Leproux |
Technical Credits :
Occupation |
Person's Name |
Translation Adapation Française |
Pierre-François Caille |
Recording Studio Maison de Doublage |
Société Parisenne de Sonorisation (S.P.S.) |
Sources :
Images :
1992 Canadian VHS Release
1999 Canadian VHS Release
U.K. 2012 DVD Release
1992 Canadian VHS Release
1999 Canadian VHS Release
U.K. 2012 DVD Release
Trivia :
- This film is currently the oldest Disney animated film not to be redubbed into French.
- The voices are categorized under male and female voices. Press materials confirm who dubbed which character, such material is not available currently.
- The localized text credits are completely different between the two VHS releases. The 1999 credits are only included on the Canadian VHS and Limited Issue DVD release from 1999. The France VHS used the credits from the 1992 Canadian VHS release.
- The TV credits were also shown on Disney+. Bill Peet's name is misspelled as "Bill Pert."
- On the 1992 Canadian VHS, the "Kanine Krunchies" jingle used the instrumental version. For the other releases, it was dubbed in French.
A localized text comparison between the two Canadian VHS releases :