Raiponce is the European French dub of Tangled. It was released in cinemas in France on December 1, 2010.
Cast[]
Character | Actor[1] | ||
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Raiponce
|
Maeva Méline | |
Coralie Thuilier (younger) | |||
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Flynn Rider
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Romain Duris (dialogue) | |
Emmanuel Dahl (songs) | |||
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Mère Gothel
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Isabelle Adjani (dialogue) | |
Sophie Delmas (songs) | |||
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Frères Stabbington
|
Serge Biavan | |
Pierre Margot | |||
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La Main Froide
|
Philippe Dumond (dialogue) | |
David Krüger (songs) | |||
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Vlad
|
Raphaël Cimolino | |
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L'Amoureux
|
Xavier Fagnon | |
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Pierre-François Pistorio
|
Pierre Auger | |
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Capitaine de la Garde
|
Alexandre Cross | |
Additional voices
|
Nathalie Kanoui | ||
Pierre Margot | |||
Raphaël Cohen | |||
Dominique Duforest | |||
Coralie Thuilier | |||
Serge Biavan | |||
Raphaël Cimolino | |||
Alexandre Cross | |||
Laurent Larcher | |||
Jules Timmerman |
Technical staff | |||
Dubbing director
|
Barbara Tissier | ||
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Musical director
|
Claude Lombard | ||
Translator & Lyricist
|
Houria Belhadji | ||
Sound engineer (dialogue)
|
Emmanuel Messager | ||
Sound editing
|
Alain Debarnot | ||
Production Manager
|
Stevens Thuilier | ||
Creative Supervisor
|
Virginie Courgenay | ||
Creative Executive
|
Boualem Lamhene | ||
Mixing studio
|
Shepperton International |
Music[]
Song | Singer(s) | ||
Fleur aux Pétales d'Or (Prolgue)
|
Coralie Thuiler | ||
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Sophie Delmas | |||
Où Est La Vraie Vie?
|
Maeva Méline | ||
N'Écoute Que Moi
|
Sophia Delmas | ||
Où Est La Vraie Vie? (Reprise)
|
Maeva Méline | ||
J'ai un Rêve
|
David Krüger | ||
Xavier Fagnon | |||
Maeva Méline | |||
Emmanuel Dahl | |||
Fleur aux Pétales d'Or
|
Maeva Méline | ||
N'Écoute Que Moi (Reprise)
|
Sophia Delmas | ||
Je Veux y Croire
|
Maeva Méline | ||
Emmanuel Dahl | |||
La Larme d'Or
|
Maeva Méline |
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- Isabelle Adjani, the speaking voice of Mother Gothel, originally recorded the songs; but unsatisfied with her work, she asked to be replace for the singing.
References[]
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