Transcription :
Character's Name |
Voice Actor |
Oliver |
Yuri Lucassen |
Dodger |
Frits Lambrechts |
Tito |
Alfred Lagarde |
Einstein |
Arnold Gelderman |
Francis |
Jérôme Reehuis |
Rita |
Justine Pelmelay |
Fagin |
Coen Flink |
Roscoe |
Alfred Lagarde |
Desoto |
Willem Duyn |
Sykes |
Peter Aryans |
Jenny |
Dorien Critee |
Winston |
Luc Lutz |
Georgette |
Simone Kleinsma |
Louie |
? |
Songs :
Song Title |
Singer(s) |
Once Upon a Time in New York City Sprookjes Komen Uit In New York City |
René Froger |
Why Should I Worry ? Ik Hou Van Herrie |
Frits Lambrechts |
Streets of Gold Blijf Op De Stoep |
Justine Pelmelay |
Perfect Isn't Easy Oh, Wat Ben Ik Toch Mooi |
Simone Kleinsma |
Good Company Jij & Ik |
Dorien Critee |
Technical Credits :
Occupation |
Person's Name |
Director Regie |
Arnold Gelderman |
Translation Dialogen |
Jan Derk Beck |
Musical Director |
? |
Lyricist |
Harrie Geelen |
Producers Produktie |
Karin Bakker Mart Kikkert Wim Pel |
Dialogue Editing Dialoogmontage |
Piet Van Eekert |
Dialogue Recording & Mixing Dialoogopname en mixage |
Henk Van Aggele |
Music Recording Muziek opname |
Joel Moss Ethan Chase Nick "Beemer" Basich William Talbott Mark Poniatowski |
Dubbing Studio Nederlandse Versie |
Meta Sound, Amsterdam |
Source :
Disney+
Disney+
Trivia :
- Premiere : 12/22/1989
- The Dutch dub was shown in 40 matinee theaters while the English version (alongside the Dutch version) was only shown in Alhambra and Amsterdam.
- Arnold Gelerman (who voiced Einstein in this dub) was also the director.
- Tito and Roscoe are voiced by the same person (Alfred Lagarde.)
- Tito was given a Surinamese accent in this version. Originally, Arnold Gelderman gave Tito a Spanish accent but he couldn't find the right voice. He also tried an Italian accent, but that did not work either.
- René Froger is not credited as singing "Once Upon a Time in New York City" in the official Dutch credits for the film. But his name was mentioned in an newspaper article from De Telegraaf about Arnold Gelderman (the director) and mentions how the American technicians enjoyed Froger's performance of the title song as well as Dodger's voice (Frits Lambrechts.) Froger is credited on the audio CD soundtrack for the film however.