Swan Lake (movie)
Alternative title:
El Lago De Los Cisnes (Spanish)
Il lago dei cigni (Italian)
Le lac des cygnes (French)
Sekai Meisaku Dōwa: Hakuchō no Mizuumi (Japanese)
Svanprinsessan (Swedish)
Svansjön (Swedish)
بحيرة البجع (Arabic)
世界名作童話 白鳥の湖 (Japanese)
Objectionable content:
None
Plot Summary:
When Prince Siegfried spots a beautiful swan with a crown on its head, for some reason he feels compelled to follow it. He discovers that the swan is, in fact, a princess named Odette, who is under a wizard's curse that causes her to become a swan by day. The wizard, Rothbart, wants to keep Odette to himself, and the only thing that can break the spell on Odette is a man who truly loves her, with all his heart and soul . . .
User Ratings:
58 ratings have been given [details]
Running time:
75 minutes
Vintage:
1981
1989 (TV Azteca)
Premiere date:
1981-03-14 (Japan)
Ending Theme:
"Kagayaku Haru no Hi" by Bushika Etsuko
Insert song:
"Ai no Mizuumi" (Theme Song) by Bushika Etsuko
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Director: Koro Yabuki Script: Hirokazu Fuse Music: Peter Tchaikovsky Art Director: Tadanao Tsuji Animation Director: Takuo Noda Director of Photography: Hiroshi Mekuro Assistant: Yumiko Igarashi Audio Director: Yasuo Ida In-Between Animation: Yasuhiro Nakura | Keiko Takeshita as Taro Shigaki as Asao Koike as Youko Asagami as Fuyumi Shiraishi as Yoneko Matsukane as | |||
Production: Toei Animation | ||||
(none) | Joseph Zucatti as Nancy Link as Patricia Kabayashi as Steve Knode as Debbie Davidson as Don Johnson as Donna Zucatti as Gerri Sorvells as Greg Starr as Helen Kataoka as Judith Sackheim as Mike Worman as Nancy Culluci as | |||
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(none) | Celine Monsarrat as Philippe Ogouz as Catherine Lafond as Georges Atlas as Francis Lax as Philippe Dumat as | |||
Distributor: Citel Vidéo | ||||
(none) | Cristina Camargo as Luis Reina as Mari Luz Olier as Maria Dolores Diaz as Salvador Najar as Juan Antonio Gálvez as Narciso Busquets as Patricia Palestino as Amparo Valencia as Angel Egido as Celia Honrubia as Diana Santos as Gabriel Cobayassi as Nacho Martínez as | |||
Dubbing Director: Germana Dominici | Simona Izzo as Tonino Accolla as Loredana Nicosia as Mauro Gravina as Germana Dominici as Marco Guadagno as Paola Giannetti as | |||
Distributor: Yamato Video Dubbing: Gruppo Trenta | ||||
Dialogues: Lasse Swärd | John Harryson as | |||
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