خانه پر سر و صدا is one of several Persian dubs of The Loud House Movie. It was released on an unknown date on Namava.
Cast[]
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لینکُلن لاود
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Pedram Shahrabadi پدرام شهرآبادی[1] | |
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لوری لاود
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Pardis Asadpour پردیس اسدپور | |
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لنی لاود
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Bahareh Haghdoust | |
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لونا لاود
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Maryam Shahbeigi | |
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ریتا لاود
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لوآن لاود
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Bita Ighani | |
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رانى اِن سانتیاگو
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لوسی لاود
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Zahra Affshar | |
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لیسا لاود
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لانا
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Maryam Babaei | |
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لولا
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لين لاود بابا
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Amir Hosein Beigpoor | |
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کلاید مکبراید
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Amin Mansouri | |
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بابی سانتیاگو
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Reza Jafarpour |
Censorship[]


- During the song "Life Is Better Loud", young Rita's legs are censored in scenes where they are fully visible in several ways:
- When she is viewed from the front, her legs are blocked out by a car.
- When she is viewed from the waist down in back view, her thighs are covered by black leggings worn under her shorts.
- When she escorts the children across the street, the camera view cuts out any material visible below her legs.


- There are two instances of characters wearing bikinis being censored, as bikinis are a violation of the Islamic dress code:
- When Lori shows Lincoln the hot tub in her room, her bikini is replaced with a T-shirt.
- During the swimming scene in the song "Loud Castle", Rita, Lori and Leni all have their bikinis replaced by dresses.
Trivia[]
- This dub, along with the Albanian and other Persian dubs (KingMovie and Digitoon), are the only dubs of the movie to not be released on Netflix, despite the fact that Netflix is available in Iran (albeit in a restriced manner).
- Most of the songs were not dubbed. Some have limited parts that were dubbed, while others were left entirely in English. The only song from the film to be fully dubbed was "Life Is Better Loud".
- In the initial release, the birth montage from the song "Life Is Better Loud" was cut.[2] However, at an unknown date, the scene was restored.
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