The stone age children
Television series | |
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German title | The stone age children |
Country of production | Germany |
original language | German |
year | 1972 |
Production company |
Hessischer Rundfunk , Augsburger Puppenkiste |
length | 24 minutes |
Episodes | 4 in 1 season |
genre | Children's series , puppet show |
Director | Manfred Jenning |
script | Bertil Almqvist (template), Manfred Jenning (adaptation) |
music | Hermann Amann |
camera | Hans Schacht , Volker Keiner (Assistant) |
cut | Margot Schellemann |
First broadcast | October 8, 1972 on Hessischer Rundfunk |
The Stone Age Children is a German puppet show from the Augsburger Puppenkiste from 1972 . The four-part piece was produced by Hessischer Rundfunk . It is based on the comics Barna Hedenhös by Bertil Almqvist .
action
The plot was divided into four sections according to the four episodes:
Drive to Egypt
The Hedenhös family once lived in the Stone Age four thousand years ago. It consists of father Ben, mother Knuta and their two children, Fliesa and Sten. They lead a quiet life with their animals and with their neighbors. But one day a strange ship lands on the beach. Fliesa and Sten are captured by Egyptian sailors who mistakenly mistake them for monkeys. After realizing their mistake, Fliesa and Sten are allowed to stay in Egypt for a few weeks . They become friends with the Nielson family, who also have children.
First broadcast: October 8, 1972
Primeval Olympic Games
Back at home, father Ben has the excellent idea of holding the “Primeval Olympic Games”. No sooner said than done: A stadium will be built and athletes from all over the world will be invited. The Olympic Games will be a complete success.
First broadcast: October 15, 1972
Island travel
Because of the onset of winter after the Olympic Games, the whole family has to fight a cold. You decide to fly to Mallorca in a self-made plane. When they arrived in Mallorca, the family met Chief Magaluv and his family. They have a problem because a devil ray is making the island's beach unsafe. Father Ben and Magaluv therefore decide to persuade the magician and flute master Schopino to drive away the ray. Schopino transforms the ray into a butterfly, which then flies away. Back home, Fliesa and Sten are kidnapped again. This time from beef steak eaters. Father Ben and mother Knuta receive help from the two detectives Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson , who find a hot lead to England .
First broadcast: October 22, 1972
Space adventure
Mother Knuta wants to free the moon from its dusty spots. For this reason, the whole family flies to the moon in a rocket built by father Ben. Well supplied with provisions by Fliesa and Sten, the moon is not just the only stage of this discovery tour.
First broadcast: October 29, 1972
background
- After Josef Göhlen left the editorial office for children of the Hessischer Rundfunk, Harald Schäfer wanted to let the Stone Age children blow a new wind. But the series failed: After the first broadcast, this puppet show was only repeated four times. The reason for this was probably the many drawn still images that were shown every now and then.
- There are numerous allusions in the series. For example, the Stone Age Olympic Games are an allusion to the later Olympic Games .
synchronization
figure | speaker |
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Father Ben Hedenhös | Gerhard Jentsch |
Mother Knuta Hedenhös | Claudia Hansmann-Strubel |
Fliesa Hedenhös | Gerlind Ohst |
Sten Hedenhös | Christl Peschke |
Urax, the original dog | Hanns-Joachim Marshal |
Murra, the original cow | Hanns-Joachim Marshal |
Fairhair, the primeval horse | Hanns-Joachim Marshal |
Pyram Nilson | Claudia Hansmann-Strubel |
Ida Nilson | unknown |
Father Papyrus Nilson, a merchant | Klaus Martin Heim |
Mother Delta Nilson | Margot Schellemann |
Neighbor Guhr | Manfred Jenning |
Magaluv, the chief | Sepp laundry |
Palma, his wife | Margot Schellemann |
Malle, her son | Hanns-Joachim Marshal |
Schopino | Erich Ziemann |
Devil rays | Manfred Jenning |
Bertil Almqvist | Gotthard Ebert |
Sherlock Holmes | Klaus Martin Heim |
Dr. Watson | Arno Bergler |
Beef steak eater 1 | Walter Oehmichen |
Beef steak eater 2 | Gotthard Ebert |
Sir Haupthammer, Chef of the bikers | Horst Emanuel |
Pilot in the landing tower on Mars | Horst Emanuel |
Pilot 2 in the landing tower on Mars | Hanns-Joachim Marshal |
Radio Mars announcer | Sepp laundry |
Professor Gritchimish | Walter Oehmichen |
The speakers repeat themselves over and over again in the film, so only the most important are listed here.
media
In 2006 the DVD was released by hr-LIGHTHOUSE on behalf of hr-Media. The DVD is only included in collector's editions. In addition, the title song of the series is included on several CDs .
Web links
- The stone age children in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- The magical worlds of the Augsburger Puppenkiste
Individual evidence
- ↑ "The Stone Age Children" on television - fernsehserien.de accessed on March 10, 2019
- ↑ The magical worlds of the Augsburger Puppenkiste . Retrieved March 19, 2010 (expired)