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Honoo no Alpen Rose: Judy & Randy (TV)

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[ adapted from Alpen Rose (manga) ]
Alternative title:
Alpen Rose
Flower of the Mountain زهرة الجبل (Arabic)
Julie et Stephane (French)
Rosa Alpina (Italian)
اغنية ابي (Arabic)
炎のアルペンローゼ・ジュディ＆ランディ (Japanese)
Genres: drama, romance
Themes: historical
Plot Summary: While Randy was walking through the Swiss countryside he finds a small girl, who seemed to be the only survived person from an airplane crash. The little girl didn’t remember anything, and Randy decided to take care of her and he called her Judy. The both go their childhood together. A few years later, Judy, now 16 years old, wants to find her past. With the help of Randy, she leaves to research her origins. Her single clue is a song that she keeps hearing in her head, the song is called Alpine Rose. At a time of world war, these two young people will have to overcome many obstacles to arrive at their goal in this time of war, with having only each other to comfort and support. the depth of their love.
Running time: half hour per episode
Number of episodes: 20
Episode titles: We have 20
Vintage: 1985-04-08 to 1986-04-03
Opening Theme:
"Yume no Tsubasa Alpen Rose" by Konii
Ending Theme:
"Yancha na Angel" by Konii
Links: We have 5
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Japanese staff
Japanese cast
Director:
Hidehito Ueda
Hideto Ueda
Script:
Hiroko Naka
Mitsuko Naka
Shigeru Yanagawa
Sukehiro Tomita
Episode Director: Koji Sawai
Music: Joe Hisaishi
Original Manga: Michiyo Akaishi
Character Design: Akemi Takada
Art Director: Kikuko Tada
Producer: Kenji Yoshida

Background Art: Kikuko Tada
Theme Song Arrangement: Joe Hisaishi (ED)
Theme Song Composition:
Hiro Nagasawa (ED)
Joe Hisaishi (OP)
Keiichi Nanba as Randy
Yoshino Takamori as Judy

Kazuhiko Inoue as Leon Aschenbach
Masako Katsuki as Printemps
Rihoko Yoshida as Countess Francoise of Germont
Sho Hayami as Jean Jacques aka Tarantula
Tooru Oohira as General Henri Guisan

Keiko Yokozawa as Clara
Kenyuu Horiuchi as Narration
Miki Takahashi as Marie Mueller
Noriko Hidaka as Martha (*)
Run Sasaki as Liesl
Saeko Shimazu as Mathilda
Shigeru Nakahara as Johann
Shuuichi Ikeda as Count Gulmon
Tomohiro Nishimura as Jid
Yoku Shioya as Hans

Minoru Inaba
Shinya Ohtaki
Toshiya Ueda
Japanese companies
Broadcaster: Fuji TV
Production:
Shogakukan Productions Co., Ltd.
Tatsunoko Production
French cast
French staff
Theme Song Performance: Estelle Baron
Anne Jarry as Katarina
Dorothée Jemma as
Comtesse de Gourmont (1ère voix)
la comtesse de Gourmont - Marie
Marie
Gilles Laurent as Stéphane Corto
Jean-Pierre Delage as
Commandant Sheïer
Général Guisant
Père de Julie
Laurence Crouzet as Julie Brendel
Magali Barney as
Comtesse de Gourmont (2ème voix)
Mathilda
Marc Lebel as Père de Mathilda
Maurice Sarfati as
Jean-Jacques , frère de Stéphane
Jean-Jacques - Ponpon le perroquet
Ponpon le Perroquet
Monique Thierry as Hélène Dunan
Nicolas Brémont as Hanz
Régis Reuilhac as Comte de Gourmont
Renée Régnard as Grand Mère de Julie
Roger Crouzet as
Bolman
Jacques Dunan
Ponpon (voix de remplacement)
Vincent Ropion as Léonard Ashenbach

Jacques Torrens
Virginie Méry
William Coryn
French companies
Broadcaster:
Antenne 2 France (from 7 September 1988)
Mangas
Italian staff
Italian cast
Dubbing Director:
Augusto Di Bono
Dania Cericola (new dub)
Federico Danti

Dialogues:
Fiamma Molinari (new dub)
Silvia Rebez (new dub)
Mixing: Massimo Parretti (new dub)
Sound Engineer: Camillo Pellegrino (new dub)
Claudio Colombo as Randy
Debora Magnaghi as Jeudi (new dub)
Massimo Di Benedetto as Lundi (new dub)

Alessandra Karpoff as
Cameriera
Risley
Angela Cicorella as Nonna Dunan
Annamaria Mantovani as Nonna (new dub)
Antonio Paiola as
Capotreno (new dub)
Gen. Ginzar
Cinzia Massironi as Reezle (new dub)
Claudio Ridolfo as Jean (new dub)
Dania Cericola as
Anna
Marie Muller
Martha
Daniela Fava as Clara (new dub)
Dario Oppido as Duboir (new dub)
Davide Garbolino as Hans 2 (new dub)
Debora Magnaghi as Clara
Diego Sabre as
Soldato Delle S.S.
Valletto #5 (new dub)
Donatella Fanfani as Jeudi
Donato Sbodio as Maggiordomo dei Dunan
Elda Olivieri as Helene (new dub)
Emanuela Pacotto as Matilda (new dub)
Federico Danti as
Friedrich (new dub)
Scagnozzi di Tavernier
Gabriele Calindri as Heinrich (new dub)
Gianfranco Gamba as Conte Tavernier
Gianluca Iacono as Hans (new dub)
Giorgio Bonino as
Leonard Ashenbach
Robert (new dub)
Giovanni Battezzato as Scagnozzi Di Tavernier
Giuliano Bonetto as Conte Di Gaulmont
Ivo De Palma as John
Lia Barbieri as Plantan
Lorella De Luca as Martha (new dub)
Lorenzo Scattorin as Gourmont (new dub)
Luca Bottale as Valletto #6 (new dub)
Luca Semeraro as Johann (new dub)
Marcella Silvestri as Marie (new dub)
Marco Balbi as Bormann (new dub)
Marco Balzarotti as Voce Narrante (new dub)
Marinella Armagni as Caterina
Mario Scarabelli as
Schreier (new dub)
Ufficiale Bulman
Maurizio Scattorin as Nonno (new dub)
Natale Ciravolo as Tronchant (new dub)
Orlando Mezzabotta as Dottore
Paolo De Santis as Plantan (new dub)
Paolo Torrisi as Randy da bambino
Pasquale Ruiu as Robert
Patrizia Salmoiraghi as
Contessa Françoise Tavernier (new dub)
Matilda
Patrizio Prata as Leon (new dub)
Pietro Ubaldi as
Frederik Brendel
Michel Tronehan
Riccardo Mantani as
Dott. Muller
Nonno Dunan
Riccardo Rovatti as
Du Bois
Gizan (new dub)
Sergio Romano' as Randy
Stefano Albertini as Lavin (new dub)
Tullia Piredda as Contessa Francoise Tavernier
Valeria Falcinelli as Elene Dunan

Federico Danti
Italian companies
Broadcaster:
La 7 Cartapiu (from October 2007)
Rete 4 (from 1985)
Distributor: Yamato Video
Dubbing:
MERAK FILM - Milano
Raflesia srl (new dub)
Arabic staff
Arabic cast
(none)
Eman Hail as Juman (Judy)
Raghda Al-Khatib as Judy
Arabic companies
Broadcaster: Spacetoon
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