Lorax is the Swedish dub of The Lorax. It was released in theaters in Sweden on March 23, 2012.
Cast[]
| Character | Actor[1] | ||
|---|---|---|---|
|
Lorax
|
Bengt Järnblad | |
  
|
Once-ler
|
Andreas Nilsson | |
|
Ted Wiggins
|
Hannes Edenroth | |
|
Audrey
|
Mikaela Ardai Jennefors | |
|
Aloysius O'Hare
|
Steve Kratz | |
|
Mormor Norma
|
Iréne Lindh | |
|
Teds mamma
|
Sarah Dawn Finer | |
|
Once-ler's mamma
|
Annica Edstam | |
|
Grandtante Grizelda
|
Claire Wikholm | |
|
Brett
|
Henrik Ståhl | |
|
Chett
| ||
|
Mager marknadskille
|
Kalle Rydberg | |
|
Tjock marknadskille
|
Göran Forsmark | |
|
Wesley
|
Olle Holstad | |
|
Bea
|
Denise Perning | |
| Sjungande bud | Lars Säfsund | ||
| Pojke med fjärilshåv | Ludvig Ekelund Spånér | ||
Additional voices
|
Sanna Martin | ||
| Johanna Ugand | |||
| Oscar Harryson | |||
| David Lenneman | |||
| Tobias Derwinger | |||
| Nick Atkinson | |||
| Joakim Jennefors | |||
| Ester Sjögren | |||
| Jörn Savér | |||
| Hasse Jonsson | |||
| Kim Stålnacke | |||
| Charlotte Ardai Jennefors | |||
| Anders Öjebo | |||
Choir
|
Lars Säfsund | ||
| Erik Frisberg | |||
| Anders Öjebo | |||
| Magnus Rongedal | |||
| Åsa Persson Meczynski | |||
| Jenny Alfvén | |||
| Sanna Martin | |||
| Charlotte Ardai Jennefors | |||
| Joakim Jennefors | |||
| Technical staff | |||
Dubbing director
|
Joakim Jennefors | ||
|---|---|---|---|
Dialogue translator
|
Mats Wänblad (Mediaplant) | ||
Song translator
|
Vicki Benckert (Mediaplant) | ||
Technician
|
Jörn Savér (Mediaplant) | ||
Production manager
|
Birgitte Hall | ||
Dubbing studio
|
Eurotroll AB | ||
Mixing
|
Deluxe Digital Studios | ||
Technician
|
Jörn Savér (Mediaplant) | ||
Producer
|
Diresh Mirchandani (Smartdub) | ||
Swedish version produced by
|
SMARTDUB | ||