The crazy holidays

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Television series
German title The crazy holidays
Original title The Roman Holidays
Country of production United States
original language English
year 1972
length 30 minutes
Episodes 13
idea William Hanna, Joseph Barbera
production Joseph Barbera , William Hanna
music Hoyt Curtin
First broadcast September 9, 1972 on NBC
German-language
first broadcast		 April 29, 1989 on RTLplus
synchronization

The crazy Holidays ( English. The Roman Holidays ) is an American animated series by the Hanna Barbera studios. The series is about the life of Gus Holidays in ancient Rome, who is in constant trouble with his host Evictus and his family.

content

Gus Holiday lives with his wife Laurie and their children in a rented apartment in ancient Rome. Among the children, the youngest, Precocia, is the most intelligent. Son Happius and his girlfriend Groovia, both teenagers, often cause trouble. In addition, the house lion Brutus lives with the family. Gus often argues with his landlord Evictus, and he also has a hard time at work, building the forum as a marble lifter.

Production and publication

The series was produced in 1972 by Hanna Barbera Studios under the direction and concept of William Hanna and Joseph Barbera. The music was composed by Hoyt Curtin. It was first broadcast on September 9, 1972 on NBC in the United States.

The series has been translated into Spanish and Portuguese. A German translation was first broadcast by RTLplus on April 29, 1989 . This was followed by several repetitions on different stations.

synchronization

character English speaker
Gus Holiday Dave Willock
Happius Stanley Livingston
Curvia Janet Waldo
Brutus the lion Daws Butler

Comic adaptation

Gold Key released a comic book adaptation of the series, which was discontinued after four issues.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Toonopedia about The Roman Holidays (English)

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