Candy Candy (TV)
[ adapted from Candy Candy (manga) ]
Related anime:
Candy Candy - Haru no Yobigoe (movie) (sequel)
Candy Candy - Candy no Natsu Yasumi (movie) (sequel)
Candy Candy Movie (remake)
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Related anime:
Candy Candy - Haru no Yobigoe (movie) (sequel)
Candy Candy - Candy no Natsu Yasumi (movie) (sequel)
Candy Candy Movie (remake)
Alternative title:
Candy (French)
Dolce Candy (Italian)
Las adventuras de Candy (Spanish)
Кенди- Кенди (Russian)
كاندي (Arabic)
キャンディ・キャンディ (Japanese)
Objectionable content:
None
Plot Summary:
Candy is a very nice, warm-hearted and cheerful girl. Many people like her or love her because of her kind personality. When she was a little child, she lived in an orphanage. There she met a handsome mysterious boy on a hill behind her home. This "prince on the hill" becomes an important person in her life.... She lived in the orphanage until she is adopted by a very influential big clan. Candy is a very good friend of the teenagers Annie, Archie, Stear and Anthony. Though she and Terence love each other very much, she leaves him because another girl, who is hopelessly in love with him, needs him more. Finally she devotes herself to Albert, a handsome young man and a very good friend of her.
User Ratings:
212 ratings have been given [details]
Running time:
25 minutes per episode
Number of episodes:
115
Episode titles: We have 115
Vintage:
1976-10-01 to 1979-02-02
1978-10-18 (France)
1980 (Canal 5 - Mexico)
1980 (Nicaragua)
1980 (Radio Caracas - Venezuela)
1982 (Panamericana Television - Peru)
1983-10-20 to 1984-11-06 (Portugal)
1986 (Panamericana Television - Peru)
1988 (Colombia)
1990 (Panamericana Television - Peru)
1994 (Panamericana Television - Peru)
1995 (Colombia)
1996 (Panamericana Television - Peru)
1998 (Colombia)
2002 (Panamericana Television - Peru)
2004 (Canal 11 - Costa Rica)
2006 (Panamericana Television - Peru)
2010 (Panamericana Television - Peru)
2011-01-03 (Panamericana Television - Peru)
2012-10-06 (Cadena Tres - Mexico)
Opening Theme:
"Candy Candy" (キャンディ キャンディ) by Mitsuko Horie and The Chirps
Ending Theme:
"Ashita ga Suki" (あしたがすき) by Mitsuko Horie and The Chirps
Links: We have 7
Trivia: We have 2
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Chief Director: Tetsuo Imazawa Music: Takeo Watanabe Key Animation: Yoshinori Kanada (ep 46) Recording: Isao Hatano Sound Effects: Michihiro Ito Theme Song Performance: Mitsuko Horie | Minori Matsushima as Yuji Mitsuya as Eken Mine as Kaneta Kimotsuki as Kiyoshi Komiyama as Kouko Kagawa as Miyoko Asou as Taeko Nakanishi as Yumi Nakatani as | |||
Animation: Studio Live Broadcaster: TV Asahi Music Production: Columbia Music Entertainment Production: Toei Animation | ||||
Music: Mark Mercury | Dubbing: Telesuccess Productions, Inc. Producer: ZIV International, Inc. | |||
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Dubbing Director: Bruno-René Huchez (French dub) Georges De Neubourg (Canadian dub) Jacques Thébault (French dub) Jean-Henri Chambois (French dub) Dubbing Supervision: Jean-Pierre Brosseau (Canadian dub) | Amélie Morin as Sylviane Margollé as Bernard Jourdain as Gaétan Gladu as Marc Bellier as Nicole Fontaine as Séverine Morisot as Vincent Ropion as Albert Augier as Arlette Thomas as Bernadette Morin as Bernard Jourdain as Christiane Lorenzo as Christophe Bruno as Claude Chantal as Fabrice Bruno as Henry Djanik as Isabelle Ganz as Jacques Chevalier as Jane Val as Jean-Henri Chambois as Jean-Louis Maury as Jeanine Forney as José Lucioni as Louise Turcot as Lucie Dolene as Marc Bellier as Marcelle Lajeunesse as Marie Francey as Michel Gatineau as Philippe Arnaud as Pierre Guillermo as Régis Dubost as Ronald France as Séverine Morisot as Sylviane Bressy as Thierry Bourdon as Vincent Ropion as Yolande Roy as Claire Guibert Claude d'Yd Claude Joseph Georges Atlas Georges Aubert Jacques Bernard Jacques Deschamps Jean-Claude Michel Jocelyne Darche Joëlle Janin Nicole Favart Philippe Mareuil Pierre Fromont Pierre Trabaud René Renot robert bazil Yves Brainville | |||
Broadcaster: Antenne 2 France (from 18 September 1978 & 1985) La 5 TF1 (from 1987, 1991 & 1994) TMC (from 1986 & 1997) Dubbing: Synchro Mondiale (French dub) | ||||
Cecilia Gispert as Núria Trifol as Vicky Martínez as Albert Trifol Segarra as Andrés Turnes as Antonio Lara as Belén Roca as Hebe Miller as Luis Espinosa as Luisita Soler as Oscar Muñoz as Roberto Fiore as Alberto Ramirez Beni as Aleix Estadella as Antonio Lara as Asunción Díaz as Azucena Díaz as Beatriz Spelzini as Carme Calvell as Enriqueta Linares as Francisco Garriga as Gabriel Rossi as German Chicura as Inés Mariscal as Iris Morenza as Joan Antoni Ramoneda as José Posada as Luis Fenton as Luis Méndez as Luis Posada as Márgara Alonso as Marta Martorell as Marta Tamarit as Martha Oliván as Mònica Padrós as Nuria Doménech as Olga Bruno as Osmar Pereyra as Roser Aldabó as Xavier Fernández as Carlos Romero Franco | ||||
Broadcaster: Bolivision (Bolivia) Cadena Tres (Mexico) Cempae (Mexico) Chilevision (older Teleonce-RTU, Chile) Ecuavisa (Ecuador) Panamericana Television (Perú) Red TV (older La Red, Chile) TV Azteca (Mexico) TV3 (Televisió de Catalunya) TVE (Spain) UCV Television (Chile) Distributor: Karma Films (Spain) Dubbing Studio: Parlo Films (Barcelona, Spain) DVD Distribution: Series TV Chile (Chile) | ||||
Laura Boccanera as Marco Guadagno as Sergio Luzi as Susanna Fassetta as Andrea Lala as Anna Lana as Anna Teresa Eugeni as Antonio Pierfederici as Carla Comaschi as Carla Todero as Carlo Allegrini as Carlo Marini as Cristina Boraschi as Daniela Caroli as Daniela Gatti as Dario De Grassi as Emanuela Fallini as Erasmo Lo Presto as Fabrizia Castagnoli as Fabrizio Manfredi as Fabrizio Mazzotta as Ilaria Stagni as Laura Carli as Laura Lenghi as Liliana Jovino as Liliana Sorrentino as Liù Bosisio as Luca Dal Fabbro as Luca DalFabbro as Luciano Roffi as Luigi La Monica as Marco Baroni as Mario Milita as Massimiliano Alto as Massimo Dapporto as Massimo Rossi as Oliviero Dinelli as Silvia Monelli as Vittorio Battarra as Vittorio Guerrieri as Willy Moser as | ||||
Broadcaster: Canale 5 (from 1981 & 1997) Euro TV (from 1986) Italia 1 (from 1988) Quinta Rete (from 3 March 1980) Rete 4 (from 1987) TeleReporter (from 1980) Distributor: CITIEMME Dubbing: CITIEMME | ||||
Director: Meindert de Goede Translation: Suzanne Braam Opening Song: Bernadette Kraakman Sound: Evert Kramer Theme Song Performance: Joke de Kruijf | ||||
Broadcaster: KRO Production: M.M. Chanowski Productions B.V. | ||||
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Dubbing: Dvazdi dva (2*2) -Telemarket (Dubbing) | ||||
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(none) | Isabel Ribas as António Montez as Fernanda Figueiredo as João Lourenço as Carmen Santos as | |||
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