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The Dog of Flanders (フランダースの犬 Flanders no Inu) is a 1997 anime film produced by Nippon Animation, based off of their 1975 anime series, itself adapted from the novella of the same name by Ouida. An English dub was produced by Pioneer Entertainment and released on to VHS in 1999 and DVD in 2000.

Synopsis

A small poor boy lives with his caring grandfather in a small Flemish village in the 19th century Belgium, has a lovable pet dog, loves art and dreams of becoming a famous painter one day.


Cast[]

Image Character Seiyū Dub Actor
Nello TDOF Nello Makoto Tsumura Brady Bluhm
Alios TDOF Alois Honami Suzuki Sean Young
Alios Young TDOF Sakura Tange
(young)
Debi Derryberry
(young)
Grandpa TDOF Grandpa Kōsei Yagi Robert Loggia
Mr. Cogetz TDOF Mr. Cogetz Kei Yamamoto Michael McConnohie
Elina TDOF Elina Kumiko Okae Sherry Lynn
George TDOF George Yoshiko Kamei Ryan O'Donohue
George Adult TDOF Toshiyuki Morikawa
(adult)
Scott Menville
(adult)
Paul TDOF Paul Yuriko Fuchizaki Lara Cody
Paul Older TDOF Katsumi Toriumi
(adult)
Richard Cansino
(adult)
Hans TDOF Hans Masato Hirano Randall Montgomery
Mr. Ike TDOF Mr. Ike Shigeru Tsuyuki Matthew Kermit Miller
Mrs. Nulette TDOF Mrs. Nulette Taeko Nakanishi Louise Chamis
Ansole TDOF Ansole Kōsei Tomita Bob Papenbrook
Art Store Owner TDOF Art Store Owner Kenichi Ogata Christopher Carroll
Mr. Jestas TDOF Mr. Jestas Eken Mine ¿?
Mrs. Jestas TDOF Mrs. Jestas Akiko Takeguchi Mari Devon
Stephen TDOF Stephen Shinobu Adachi Brianne Siddall
Art Judge 1 TDOF Art Judges Takao Ōyama Paul St. Peter
Art Judge 2 TDOF Takashi Matsuo Randall Montgomery
Art Judge 3 TDOF Hikaru Ijūin Clifton Wells
Orphan Children 1 TDOF
Orphan Children 2 TDOF
Orphan Children Yuumi Kikuchi
Kyohei Tanaka
Toshiya Matsuda
Megumi Naito
Yosuke Inaba
Bryce Papenbrook
Alex Stone Mandelberg
Dylan Hart
Jessica Lynn Evans
Sophie Lechken

Additional Voices[]

Notes[]

  • The final role of Clifton Wells.
  • This is the only dub by Pioneer Entertainment that featured Network's involvement outside of the Tenchi Muyo! franchise.
  • The English dub has 12 minutes cut from the runtime.

Video Releases[]

Distributor Year Format Region Country
Pioneer Entertainment 1999 VHS NTSC United States United States
2000 DVD 1
NTSC

External Links[]

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