The Gruffalo (film)

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Movie
German title The gruffalo
Original title The Gruffalo
Country of production Great Britain , Germany
original language English
Publishing year 2009
length 30 minutes
Age rating FSK 0
Rod
Director Max Lang ,
Jakob Schuh
script Julia Donaldson ,
Axel Scheffler
production Martin Pope,
Michael Rose,
Polly Hill
music René Aubry
camera Ulle Hadding ,
Hubert Märkl
cut Robin Sales
synchronization

The Gruffalo is a TV film from 2009. Directed by Max Lang and Jakob Schuh . The co-production by BBC and ZDF was broadcast for the first time at Christmas 2009 on the BBC and in German on Christmas Eve 2010 on ZDF .

action

The framework story describes a squirrel telling a story to his children. In essence, it's about a mouse inventing a monster, the gruffalo. She pretends to be a best friend and protector so as not to be eaten, but ultimately the mouse actually hits him.

background

The children's book The Gruffalo (German: Der Grüffelo ) by Julia Donaldson (illustrated by Axel Scheffler ) from 1999 has sold over four million times. In 2011 the sequel Das Grüffelokind appeared .

synchronization

role Original speaker German speakers
Mother squirrel (narrator) Helena Bonham Carter Heike Makatsch
mouse James Corden Christian Ulmen
Gruffalo Robbie Coltrane Wolfgang Hess
Fox Tom Wilkinson Gert Voss
owl John Hurt Otto Sander
Snake Rob Brydon Edgar Selge

Awards

The film won two prizes at the Prix ​​Jeunesse .

In 2010 the film received the Tricks for Kids Award for the best children's animated film at the Stuttgart Animated Film Festival.

The film was nominated for an Oscar 2011 in the category Best Animated Short Film.

The Gruffalo was nominated for the British Academy Film Award 2010 in the category Best Animated Short Film.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. a b The Gruffalo ( Memento from December 17, 2010 in the Internet Archive )
  2. ^ Children's favorite, the Gruffalo, has landed his own TV show . In: Mail Online . Daily Mail . November 21, 2009. Retrieved December 25, 2009.
  3. The Gruffalo
  4. The Gruffalo is on TV at tvtoday.de
  5. Trickfilmfestival Stuttgart 2010
  6. ^ Nominees for the 83rd Academy Awards . In: oscars.org . Retrieved January 25, 2011.
  7. film | Short animation in 2010 . BAFTA website. Retrieved January 24, 2015.