The Little Polar Bear (Der kleine Eisbär) is a 2001 German-American film based on the books of the same name. It is directed by Piet De Rycker and Thilo Rothkirch and produced by Willi Geike. The film was distributed in Germany by Warner Bros. Germany through the Warner Bros. Family Entertainment unit on 4 October 2001. Two years later, Warner Bros. UK released an English version in British theaters.
Cast[]
| Character | Original Actor | Dub Actor |
|---|---|---|
| Lars | Mijail Verona | Wesley Singerman |
| Robby | Maximilian Artajo | Brianne Siddall |
| Mika | Ingolf Lück | Michael McConnohie |
| Brutus (Kalle) |
Jochen Busse | Daran Norris |
| Bert (Nalle) |
Mike Krüger | Neil Kaplan |
| Boris (Palle) |
Bernd Stelter | Tom Fahn |
| Lena (Manilli) |
Adak Azdasht | Kimberly J. Brown |
| Greta | Jeanette Biedermann | Rudee Lipscomb |
| Caruso | Dirk Bach | Joe Ochman |
| Pieps | Sandro Blümel | Sandy Fox |
| Anna (Lena) |
Adak Azdasht | Rebecca Forstadt |
| Henry | Harry Rowohlt | Steve Blum |
| Sophocles | Wolfgang Völz | Ralph Votrian |
| Nina (Mutter Eisbär) |
Anke Engelke | Mari Devon |
| Grandmother | Barbara Adolph | Edie Mirman |
| Lemmings | Hans Werner Olm Johann König Thomas Hackenberger Roberto Capitoni |
Joshua Seth R. Martin Klein Edie Mirman Peter Lurie |
| Seagulls | Santiago Ziesmer Hans Werner Olm Frank Schaff |
Steve Kramer Jason Spisak Robert Axelrod |
Additional Voices[]
Video Releases[]
| Distributor | Year | Format | Region | Country | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Warner Home Video | 2003 |  |
PAL | United Kingdom | 
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2 PAL | ||||
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NTSC | United States | 
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1 NTSC | ||||
See Also[]
- The Little Polar Bear 2: The Mysterious Island
- The Little Polar Bear: Lars and the Little Tiger
- The Little Polar Bear: The Dream of Flying
- The Little Polar Bear: Nanouk's Rescue
- The Little Polar Bear: A Visitor from the South Pole
External Links[]
- The Little Polar Bear at the Internet Movie Database.