Белоснежка и семь гномов is the Russian dub of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. This is the main, official dub of the film, released in 2001 for the Special Edition VHS and DVD, although it had been released decades prior on bootleg VHS tapes with voice-overs as a result of communism.
Cast[]
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Белоснежка
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Yevgenia Igumnova Евгения Игумнова (dialogue) | |
Yelena Ushakova Елена Ушакова (song) | |||
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Злая королева
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Svetlana Smirnova Светлана Смирнова | |
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Ведьма
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Zinaida Sharko Зинаида Шарко | |
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Принц
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Gennady Smirnov Геннадий Смирнов (dialogue) | |
Oleg Bezinskikh Олег Безинских (song) | |||
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Умник
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Yevgeniy Umarov Евгений Умаров | |
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Ворчун
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Boris Smolkin Борис Смолкин | |
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Соня
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Yuri Dedovich Юрий Дедович | |
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Весельчак
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Geliy Sysoyev Гелий Сысоев | |
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Скромник
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Vladimir Letenkov Владимир Летенков | |
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Чихун
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Boris Arakelov Борис Аракелов | |
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Простачок
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Roman Ageyev Роман Агеев | |
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Волшебное зеркало
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Boris Ulitin Борис Улитин | |
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Охотник
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Nikolay Fedortsov Николай Федорцов | |
Narrator
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Valery Nikitenko Валерий Никитенко | ||
Voice-over
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Oleg Belov Олег Белов | ||
Choir
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Dmitry Byurganovsky Дмитрий Бюргановский | ||
Fyodor Lednyov Фёдор Леднёв | |||
Maria Nikanova Мария Никанова | |||
Mikhail Serkov Михаил Серков | |||
Olga Stolpovskikh Ольга Столповских | |||
Sergey Fedoseyev Сергей Федосеев | |||
Inna Sheina Инна Шеина | |||
Choir of "Heigh-Ho"
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Pavel Grigoriev Павел Григорьев | ||
Andrey Matveyev Андрей Матвеев | |||
Alexander Nikiforov Александр Никифоров | |||
Grigory Sinyapkin Григорий Синяпкин | |||
Igor Solovyov Игорь Соловьёв |
Technical staff | |||
Dubbing director
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Maria Solovtsova Мария Соловцова | ||
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Assistant director
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Galina Dovgal Галина Довгаль | ||
Translator
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Olga Voyeykova Ольга Воейкова | ||
Adapter
Lyricist |
Yelena Stavrogina Елена Ставрогина | ||
Musical director
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Anatoliy Fedchenko Анатолий Федченко | ||
Sound engineer
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Maria Barinova Мария Баринова | ||
Creative supervisor
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Mariusz Arno Jaworowski | ||
Russian version production
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Disney Character Voices International, Inc. |
Trivia[]
- In 1955, the movie was unofficially shown in Soviet Russia with the first French dubbing made in 1938. The Soviet troops found a print of the movie in Berlin after WW2 and was taken as a trophy for the defeat of the Nazis, according to the Russian opening message.[1] This seems ironic as during the Soviet era, almost any Western films (including any Disney films back then) were not legally released there due to the Cold War, until the last years under Gorbachev and the dissolution of Soviet Union in 1991.
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