The Perrine Story (TV)
[ part of [World Masterpiece Theater] ]
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Alternative title:
Las Aventuras de Peline (Spanish)
Peline (Spanish)
Peline Story (Italian)
Perrine (German)
Perrine Monogatari (Japanese)
Perrine, sin familia (Spanish)
Sin familia (Spanish)
با خانمان (Farsi)
بيرين (Arabic)
ペリーヌ物語 (Japanese)
小英的故事 (Chinese (Taiwan))
Genres:
drama,
slice of life
Themes:
historical
Plot Summary:
Perrine travels across Europe with her mother, a photographer, in a cabin lead by a donkey. They are heading to a small village in north France, the home of Perrine's dead father. Perrine doesn't know that they are unwanted in the village, since the father left the village after having quarrelled with his father, and married in India against his father's will. After her mother falls ill, Perrine has to sell everything, including her beloved donkey Palikare, to pay for medicine. Mother dies in Paris, and before dying tells the girl that she has to make her grandfather love her before he knows who she really is. After a journey full of hardships, Perrine finally arrives in the village, where she learns that her grandfather is the rich owner of the factory that feeds all the villagers. Presenting herself by a false name, Perrine gets a job on the factory, searching for a way to the heart of her grandfather.
User Ratings:
27 ratings have been given [details]
Number of episodes:
53
Episode titles: We have 53
Vintage:
1978-01-01 to 1978-12-31
Release dates: We have 18
Opening Theme:
"Perrine Monogatari" by Kumiko Oosugi
Ending Theme:
"Kimagure Baron" by Kumiko Oosugi
Official website:
Links: We have 1
Trivia: We have 2
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Storyboard: Hiroshi Saitô Music: Takeo Watanabe Original creator: Hector Malot Theme Song Performance: Kumiko Ohsugi (OP + ED) | Hiromi Tsuru as Kinshiro Iwao as Akira Murayama as Banjou Ginga as Eiji Maruyama as Haru Endô as Ichirô Nagai as Kaoru Kurosu as Kinshiro Iwao as Kiyoshi Kobayashi as Nagisa Koyama as Takkou Ishimori as Toshiya Ueda as | |||
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Theme Song Performance: Georgia Lepore | Laura Lenghi as Rita Baldini as Roberta Paladini as Fabrizio Mazzotta as Franca De Stradis as Antonella Baldini as Bruno Cattaneo as Corrado Conforti as Cristina Grado as Daniela Gatti as Franco Latini as Gastone Pescucci as Germano Longo as Giovanna Avena as Laura Lenghi as Leo Valeriano as Liliana Jovino as Luca Dal Fabbro as Marco Guadagno as Massimo Rossi as Oliviero Dinelli as Paolo Turco as Rino Bolognesi as Vittorio Guerrieri as | |||
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