Super Mario Bros. le film is the European French dub of The Super Mario Bros. Movie. It was released in theaters in France, Belgium and Switzerland on April 5, 2023, and in Israel the next day.
Cast[]
Character | Actor[2] | ||
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Mario
|
Pierre Tessier | |
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Luigi
|
Benoît DuPac | |
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Princesse Peach
|
Audrey Sourdive | |
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Bowser
|
Jérémie Covillault | |
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Toad
|
Emmanuel Garijo | |
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Donkey Kong
|
Xavier Fagnon | |
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Cranky Kong
|
Nicolas Marié | |
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Kamek
|
Donald Reignoux | |
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Le général Toad
|
Paul Borne | |
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Spike
|
Boris Rehlinger | |
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Le roi des Pingouins
|
Thierry Desroses | |
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Le général Koopa
|
Christophe Lemoine | |
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Lumalee
|
Kaycie Chase | |
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Le père de Mario
|
Charles Martinet | |
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Giuseppe
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La mère de Mario
|
Céline Monsarrat | |
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L'oncle Tony
|
Marc Perez | |
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L'oncle Arthur
|
Mathieu Buscatto | |
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le Kong gardien
|
Adrien Antoine | |
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Propetaire
|
Virginie Emane | |
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les Toads gardes du château de Peach
|
Alexis Tomassian | |
Adrien Larmande | |||
le Toad vendeur à l'antiquité | Philippe Peythieu | ||
le Toad à l'antiquité et la cliente de la publicité | Barbara Tissier | ||
Additional voices
|
Emmanuel Curtil | ||
Dorothée Pousséo |
Technical staff | |||
Artistic direction
|
Valérie Siclay | ||
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Adaptation
|
Franck Hervé | ||
Song adaptation
|
Universal Filmed Entertainment Group | ||
Recording
|
Estienne Boussuge | ||
Editing
|
Guillaume Bérat | ||
Mixing
|
Fred Dray | ||
Supervision
|
Pierre Leduc - Illumination Studios Paris |
Music[]
Song | Singer(s) | ||
„Peachounette
”
|
Jérémie Covillault |
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Trailers[]
Character | Actor | ||
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Bowser
|
Christophe Lemoine (1st trailer) |
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Toad jaune
|
Kaycie Chase |
Gallery[]
Dubbing credits[]
Trivia[]
- In the French version of the Super Mario Bros. Plumbing commercial, the lyrics from Super Mario Bros. were changed.[3]
- In addition, Claude Vallois, the original singer of the rap in the French dub, reprised his singing role for this rap.
- Donald Reignoux, who voices Kamek, previously voiced Spitz and Young Cricket in the French dub of the WarioWare series.
- Audrey Sourdive, who voices Princess Peach, previously voiced Edge in the French dub of Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope.
- Kaycie Chase, who voices Lumalee, previously voiced Genius Girl in Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle, Rabbid Peach, JEANIE and Allegra in the English dub and French dub of Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope.