The Magic Pony (Конёк-горбунок Konyok-gorbunok) is a 1975 Soviet animated film adapted from Pyotr Yershov's poem The Little Humpbacked Horse, directed by Ivan Ivanov-Vano. It is a remake of the original 1947 Soviet animated film The Magic Horse, which was in poor condition at the time and could not be restored.
Dubbing History[]
The original dub was made in 1977 by Acton Entertainment under the name The Magic Pony. This version was recorded in Los Angeles and featured name actors such as Jim Backus and Hans Conried. It played in theaters in the late 1970s and could be found on video in the 1980s and 90s.
The second dub was made in 1996 as part of the Stories from My Childhood series from Films by Jove, under the name Ivan and His Magic Pony. This version featured celebrity voice actors doing the main roles and Toronto-based actors in the minor roles.
Both dubs featured entirely new music.
Cast[]
Character | Original Actor | Dub Actor | |
---|---|---|---|
Acton | Jove | ||
Ivan | Maria Vinogradova | Johnny Whitaker | Rob Lowe |
The Czar | Alexei Gribov | Jim Backus | Hector Elizondo |
The Magic Pony | Svetlana Harlap | Erin Moran | Daphne Zuniga |
The Chamberlain | Georgy Vitsin | Hans Conried | ¿? |
Danilo | Anatoly Kubatsky | ¿? | ¿? |
Gavrilo | Roman Filippov | ¿? | ¿? |
The Tsar-Maiden | Vera Yenyutina | ¿? | ¿? |
The Monster Whale | Alexander Khanov | ¿? | ¿? |
The Mare | Vera Yenyutina | ¿? | ¿? |
Additional/Unidentified Voices[]
Acton Dub[]
- Diana Alton
- Robb Cigne
- John Craig
- Wayne Heffley
- Jason Wingreen - Narrator
- Sandra Wirth
Jove Dub[]
- Graham Haley
- Susan Roman
- David Huband
- Caroly Larson
- Rino Romano
- Len Carlson
- John Stocker
- Tracey Hoyt
- Adrian Truss
- Ron Rubin
External Links[]
- The Magic Pony at the Internet Movie Database
- Stories from My Childhood (Episode 4) at the Internet Movie Database