Tinker Bell

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Movie
German title Tinker Bell
Original title Tinker Bell
Country of production United States
original language English
Publishing year 2008
length 78 minutes
Age rating FSK without age restriction
Rod
Director Bradley Raymond
script Jeffrey M. Howard ,
JM Barrie (characters)
production Jeannine Roussel
music Joel McNeely
synchronization
chronology

Successor  →
Tinkerbell - The search for the lost treasure

Tinker Bell is a computer-animated direct-to-DVD film by Disney from 2008. It tells the story of a fairy of the same name who lives in the fairy tale world of Peter Pan and does everything possible to ensure that her assigned existence is permitted and prohibited Means to change and reach the human world. However, she resolves the chaos created by this through constant growing beyond herself and her ingenuity in a skillful and very humorous way and finally reaches her goal. The character comes from the children's book Peter Pan by JM Barrie ; in its German translations it is referred to as "little bell" or "noseweis". This also takes up the name of the fairy, the English word Tinker also means hobbyist or tinker in German.

content

The film tells of the childhood of the fairy Tinker Bell in the fairy village Pixie-Hollow. Tinker Bell dreams of leaving the village and seeing the world. When the fairies get ready for spring - they help to ring in the season - Tinker Bell also wants to travel from Neverland to the big wide world. But to do this, she first has to learn from her fairy friends. After all, she too can bring spring into the world with her skills.

Reviews

"Sweet, but technically appealing animated children's film that wants to encourage people not to underestimate their own abilities."

- Lexicon of international film

Production and publication

The film was produced in 2008 from DisneyToon Studios based on a script by Jeffrey M. Howard and directed by Bradley Raymond . The film was first released on October 28, 2008 on DVD and Blu-ray Disc . There are versions in English, French, Spanish, German, Italian and other languages. The German free TV premiere took place on November 14, 2008 on Super RTL .

synchronization

role English speaker German speaker
Tinker Bell Mae Whitman Gabrielle Pietermann
Klara (Iridessa) Raven-Symoné Stephanie waiter
Emily (Fawn) America Ferrera Shandra Schadt
Silver mist Lucy Liu Maren Rainer
Rosetta Kristin Chenoweth Sabine Bohlmann
Queen Clarion Anjelica Huston Dagmar Dempe
Terence Jesse McCartney Benedikt Weber
Vidia Pamela Adlon Elisabeth von Koch
Bobble Rob Paulsen Christian Tramitz
Fairy mary Jane Horrocks Katrin Fröhlich
Clank Jeff Bennett Mark Kuhn
Minister of Spring Steve Valentine
Summer Minister Kathy Najimy
Autumn Minister Richard Portnow
Winter minister Gail Borges
Wendy Darling America Young
Mrs. Darling Kathryn Cressida
Firefly Bob Bergen
teller Loreena McKennitt

music

The music for the film was composed by Joel McNeely and played by the Hollywood Studio Symphony.

On October 14, 2008, a soundtrack CD for the film was released, which contains songs from the film as well as others. It comprises a total of ten titles.

Sequels

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ According to the Pons English-German dictionary from 1998, Tinker means tinkering, but also gypsy, to tinker means tinkering around.
  2. ↑ Tinker Bell. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed April 20, 2017 .Template: LdiF / Maintenance / Access used 
Animated films from DisneyToon Studios
Animation
films

DuckTales: The Movie - Raiders of the Lost Lamp  (1990)  • Goofy - The Movie  (1995)  • Tiger's Great Adventure  (2000)  • Peter Pan: New Adventures in Neverland  (2002)  • The Jungle Book 2  (2003)  • Piglet's Great Adventure  ( 2003)  • Heffalump - A New Friend for Winnie the Pooh  (2005)  • Bambi 2 - The Lord of the Forests  (2006)  • The Secret of the  Fairy Wings (2012)  • Planes  (2013)  • TinkerBell and the Pirate Fairy  (2014)  • Planes 2 - Always in Action  (2014)  • Tinkerbell and the Legend of the Neverbeast  (2015)

Direct-to-video

Jafar's Return  (1994)  • Aladdin and the King of Thieves  (1996)  • Winnie the Pooh on a Great Journey  (1997)  • Beauty and the Beast:  The Magic of Christmas (1997)  • Beauty and the Beast: Belle's Magical World  (1998)  • Pocahontas 2 - Journey to a New World  (1998)  • The Lion King 2 - Simba's Kingdom  (1998)  • Mickey's Merry Christmas  (1999)  • Winnie the Pooh -  Merry Seasons in the Hundred Acre Wood (1999)  • Goofy Unstoppable  (2000)  • Ariel, the Mermaid 2 - Longing for the Sea  (2000)  • Lady and the Tramp 2: Little Tramp - Big Adventure!  (2001)  • Cinderella 2 - Dreams Come True  (2002)  • The Hunchback of Notre Dame 2  (2002)  • Winnie the Pooh - Honey Sweet Christmas Time  (2002)  • 101 Dalmatians Part 2 - On small paws to the big star!  (2003)  • Atlantis: The Return  (2003)  • The Lion King 3 - Hakuna Matata  (2004)  • Winnie the Pooh - Spring Fun  (2004)  • Mickey, Donald, Goofy - The Three Musketeers  (2004)  • Mickey's Turbulent Christmas  (2004)  • Mulan 2  (2005)  • Tarzan 2  (2005)  • Lilo & Stitch 2 - Stitch completely crazy  (2005)  • Winnie the Pooh's scary fun with Heffalump  (2005)  • A kingdom for a Lama 2 - Kronk's great adventure  (2006)  • Bärenbrüder 2  (2006)  • Cap and Capper 2 - This is where the music plays  (2006)  • Cinderella - True love wins  (2007)  • Jasmin's enchanting stories - dreams become reality  (2007)  • Ariel, the mermaid - How it all began  (2008 )  • Tinker Bell  (2008)  • Tinkerbell - The Search for Lost Treasure  (2009)  • Tinkerbell - A Summer Full of Adventure  (2010)  •

Short films

Redux Riding Hood  (1997)  • The Three Little Pigs  (1998)  • The Cat That Looked at a King  (2004)  • Disney Fairies - The Great Fairy Games  (2011)  • Pixie Hollow Bake Off  (2013)  • Vitaminamulch: Air Spectacular  (2014 )