Aladdin is the Canadian French dub of the film of the same name. It was released in theaters in Quebec, Canada on May 23, 2019, alongside the original English version.
Cast[]
| Character | Actor[1] | ||
|---|---|---|---|
 
|
Aladdin
|
Louis-Philippe Berthiaume (speaking) | |
 Julien Alluguette (singing)
| |||
 
|
Génie
|
Anthony Kavanagh
| |
|
Jasmine
|
Geneviève Bédard (speaking) | |
| Hiba Tawaji (singing)
| |||
|
Jafar
|
Adrien Bletton | |
|
Le Sultan
|
Denis Mercier | |
|
Dalia
|
Annie Girard | |
|
Prince Anders
|
Nicholas Savard L'Herbier | |
|
Omar
|
Mathis Kavanagh | |
|
Lian
|
Estelle Fournier | |
|
Hakim
|
Charles Préfontaine | |
|
Jamal
|
Éloi Archambaudoin | |
Additional voices
|
Aline Pinsonneault | ||
| Christian Perrault | |||
| Jérémie Desbiens | |||
| Nadia Paradis | |||
| Stéphane Rivard | |||
| Marc-André Bélanger | |||
| Charles Préfontaine | |||
| François Caffiaux | |||
| Martin Desgagné | |||
| Roxane Tremblay-Marcotte | |||
| Sylvain Hétu | |||
Chorus
|
Alain Couture | ||
| Catherine Léveillé | |||
| Dominique Primeau | |||
| Julie Leblanc | |||
| Dominique Côté | |||
| Nancy Fortin | |||
| Vincent Potel | |||
| Vincent Morel | |||
| Camille Donda
| |||
| David Krüger
| |||
| Olivier Constantin
| |||
| Richard Rossignol
| |||
| Arnaud Léonard
| |||
| Camille Timmerman
| |||
| Daniel Beretta
| |||
| Jean-Claude Donda
| |||
| Olivier Podesta
| |||
| Technical staff | |||
 Difuze
| |||
|---|---|---|---|
Dialogue direction
|
Julie Burroughs | ||
Choir direction
|
Mark Giannetti | ||
| Josée Destrempes | |||
Translation
|
Thibaud de Courrèges | ||
| Bérengère Rouard | |||
Song translation
|
Philippe Leduc | ||
| Dubbing Brothers
| |||
Song direction
|
Claude Lombard | ||
Song recording
|
Estienne Boussuge | ||
Mixing studio
|
Dubbing Brothers | ||
Sound mixing
|
Frédéric Dray | ||
Sound editing
|
Guillaume Bérat | ||
Creative executive
|
Boualem Lamhene | ||
Creative supervision
|
Virginie Courgenay | ||
Production
|
Disney Character Voices International, Inc. | ||
Music[]
| Song | Singer(s) | ||
| Anthony Kavanagh | |||
| Choir | |||
Pour une Bouchée d'Pain
(One Jump Ahead) |
Julien Alluguette | ||
| Choir | |||
Pour une Bouchée d'Pain (Reprise)
(One Jump Ahead, Reprise) |
Julien Alluguette | ||
Parler (Partie 1)
(Speechless, Part 1) (European French dub) |
Hiba Tawaji | ||
Un Ami Comme Moi
(Friend Like Me) |
Anthony Kavanagh | ||
| Choir | |||
Prince Ali
(European French dub) |
Anthony Kavanagh | ||
| Choir | |||
| Julien Alluguette | |||
| Hiba Tawaji | |||
Pour une Bouchée d'Pain (Reprise 2)
(One Jump Ahead, Rreprise 2) |
Julien Alluguette | ||
| Hiba Tawaji |
Notes[]
- Mathis Kavanagh, the voice of Omar, is the son of Anthony Kavanagh, the voice of Genie.
- As in previous films, Quebec used the European French version for the songs. However, since Quebec had its own lyrics for the original 1992 songs, the European French singers sang the songs again with the Canadian French lyrics (with modifications, using in some parts the European French lyrics for lip-sync reasons).
- The songs "Speechless" and "Prince Ali" however, retained the original European French performance.
- "One Jump Ahead (Reprise 2)", being a new reprise, kept the original Canadian French lyrics of the 1st reprise in the beginning, then used the European French version.
References[]
|
