雪姑七友 is the Cantonese dub of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. It was released on VHS in 1995.
Cast[]
| Character | Actor[1] | ||
|---|---|---|---|
|
白雪
|
Agnes Lam 林司聰 (speaking) | |
| Tsui Wai 徐慧 (singing) | |||
|
白馬王子
|
Lau Chiu Man 劉昭文 (speaking) | |
| Donald Cheung 張偉文 (singing) | |||
 
|
皇后 / 巫婆
|
Rebacca Tam 譚淑英 | |
|
魔鏡
|
Jimmy Lu 盧國雄 | |
|
博士
|
Jimmy Lu 盧國雄 (speaking) | |
| Jentzon Too 陶贊新 (singing) | |||
|
生氣
|
Elton Loo 羅君左 (speaking) | |
| Ben Leung 梁灼彬 (singing) | |||
|
怕丑
|
Bunns Ng 吳錦源 | |
|
開心
|
Ho Man Kong 何文江 (speaking) | |
| Donald Cheung 張偉文 (singing) | |||
|
乞嗤
|
Yan Kam Wah 甄錦華 (speaking) | |
| Joseph Hwang 黃偉年 (singing) | |||
|
渴睡
|
Paul Ip 葉振邦 (speaking) | |
| Ben Leung 梁灼彬 (singing) | |||
|
獵人
|
Luk Chung Yu 陸頌愚 | |
| Technical staff | |||
Dubbing director
|
May Tse 謝月美 | ||
|---|---|---|---|
Musical director
Lyricist |
Jentzon Too 陶贊新 | ||
Production
|
Sound Supply Ltd. 創聲配音製作有限公司 | ||
Dubbing Studio
|
Hong Kong Midiland Productions Ltd | ||
Music[]
| Song | Singer(s) | ||
願望井
(I'm Wishing) |
Tsui Wai 徐慧 | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Donald Cheung 張偉文 | |||
一首給你的歌
(One Song) |
Donald Cheung 張偉文 | ||
歡笑伴這歌
(With a Smile and a Song) |
Tsui Wai 徐慧 | ||
歌聲中添鼓舞
(Whistle While You Work) |
Tsui Wai 徐慧 | ||
用力掘
(Dig, Dig, Dig) |
Bunns Ng 吳錦源 | ||
| Ben Leung 梁灼彬 | |||
| Joseph Hwang 黃偉年 | |||
| Donald Cheung 張偉文 | |||
| Jentzon Too 陶贊新 | |||
放工歸家上路
(Heigh Ho) |
Bunns Ng 吳錦源 | ||
| Ben Leung 梁灼彬 | |||
| Joseph Hwang 黃偉年 | |||
| Donald Cheung 張偉文 | |||
| Jentzon Too 陶贊新 | |||
清潔歌
(Bluddle-Uddle-Um-Dum) |
Bunns Ng 吳錦源 | ||
| Ben Leung 梁灼彬 | |||
| Joseph Hwang 黃偉年 | |||
| Donald Cheung 張偉文 | |||
| Jentzon Too 陶贊新 | |||
瘋瘋歌
(The Silly Song) |
Bunns Ng 吳錦源 | ||
| Ben Leung 梁灼彬 | |||
| Joseph Hwang 黃偉年 | |||
| Donald Cheung 張偉文 | |||
| Jentzon Too 陶贊新 | |||
情是這般浪漫
(Tell Us a Story) |
Tsui Wai 徐慧 | ||
| Bunns Ng 吳錦源 | |||
| Ben Leung 梁灼彬 | |||
| Joseph Hwang 黃偉年 | |||
| Donald Cheung 張偉文 | |||
| Jentzon Too 陶贊新 | |||
有天王子回來
(Someday My Prince Will Come) |
Tsui Wai 徐慧 |
Notes[]
- The film was initially released in English in Hong Kong theaters on January 16, 1941.
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