Winnie the Pooh on a great journey
| Movie | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| German title | Winnie the Pooh on a great journey | ||
| Original title | Pooh's Grand Adventure: The Search for Christopher Robin | ||
| Country of production |
USA Japan |
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| original language | English | ||
| Publishing year | 1997 | ||
| length | 73 minutes | ||
| Age rating | FSK o. A. | ||
| Rod | |||
| Director | Karl Geurs | ||
| script |
Carter Crocker , Karl Geurs |
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| production | Karl Geurs | ||
| music | Carl Johnson | ||
| cut | Christopher K. Gee | ||
| chronology | |||
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Winnie the Pooh on a great journey (Original title: Pooh's Grand Adventure: The Search for Christopher Robin ) is the fifth DTV production of the Walt Disney Company . Directed by Karl Geurs.
action
It's the last day of summer in the Hundred Acre Wood, but the last for Christopher Robin because he has to go to school from now on. However, he does not have the courage to say goodbye to his friends and therefore leaves a letter on a honey pot for Pooh, who cannot read it and is looking for Christopher Robin and finally all his friends notice that he is gone. When Owl read the letter, he thought he had read that the friends must be worried and that Christopher is far away. The inhabitants of the Hundred Acre Forest go in search of Christopher Robin, where they encounter many dangers and mysterious places along the way. In the end, Winnie the Pooh, Piglet and the others find out that Christopher Robin was only in school.
criticism
“Solid entertainment fun that builds on the attractive traction of its characters without being able to bring them to real life through their serial animation. A multitude of songs that bring the production close to a musical occasionally express an excess of kitsch. "
Awards
The film was nominated in five categories for the Annie Award in 1998 , but could not win a prize.
background
This film is the last in the Winnie the Pooh series in which Paul Winchell Tigger is the voice. His successor was Jim Cummings, who had spoken to Tigger from 1990 onwards in the series New Adventures with Winnie the Pooh and has also been the spokesman for Winnie the Pooh since 1988.
Voice actor
The German synchronization was created by Michael Eiler Synchron GmbH and Blackbird Music Musik- und Filmsynchronproduktion GmbH .
| role | English speaker | German speaker |
|---|---|---|
| teller | David Warner | Roland Hemmo |
| Winnie Pooh | Jim Cummings | Michael Rüth |
| Tigger | Paul Winchell | Wolfgang Kühne |
| piglet | John Fiedler | Santiago Ziesmer |
| Rabbit | Ken Samson | Uwe Paulsen |
| Eeyore | Peter Cullen | Wolfgang Kühne |
| Christopher Robin | Brady Bluhm | Mattheo Kausch |
| owl | André Stojka | Peter Groeger |
- Script and dialogue direction: Rainer Martens
- Musical direction and lyrics: Andreas Hommelsheim
- Overall creative management: Benjamin Wegener
Pieces of music
- Forever and ever ( Forever and Ever )
- Adventure are great ( Adventure is a Wonderful Thing )
- The card is always right (If It Says So)
- Where do you like only his ( Wherever You Are )
- So life is beautiful (Everything is Right)
- Wherever You Are - Reprise (credits)
Web links
- Pooh's Grand Adventure in theInternet Movie Database(English)
Individual evidence
- ↑ Winnie the Pooh on a great journey. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .
- ^ Entry in the German synchronous file