Lucky Luke: The Daltons on the Run
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Lucky Luke: The Daltons on the Run
Summary
Lucky Luke: The Daltons on the Run is an animated film[1]. It has Wikipedia articles in 5 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]
Key Facts
- Lucky Luke: The Daltons on the Run's instance of is recorded as The Daltons on the Run — instance of (P31): animated film[3].
- Lucky Luke: The Daltons on the Run was directed by The Daltons on the Run — director (P57): Morris[4].
- Lucky Luke: The Daltons on the Run was directed by The Daltons on the Run — director (P57): William Hanna[5].
- Lucky Luke: The Daltons on the Run was directed by The Daltons on the Run — director (P57): Joseph Barbera[6].
- The Daltons on the Run — screenwriter (P58): René Goscinny wrote the screenplay for Lucky Luke: The Daltons on the Run[7].
- The Daltons on the Run — screenwriter (P58): Morris wrote the screenplay for Lucky Luke: The Daltons on the Run[8].
- Lucky Luke: The Daltons on the Run's composer is recorded as The Daltons on the Run — composer (P86): Claude Bolling[9].
- Lucky Luke: The Daltons on the Run's composer is recorded as The Daltons on the Run — composer (P86): Q2056096[10].
- Lucky Luke: The Daltons on the Run's composer is recorded as The Daltons on the Run — composer (P86): Haim Saban[11].
- Lucky Luke: The Daltons on the Run followed The Daltons on the Run — follows (P155): The Ballad of the Daltons[12].
- Lucky Luke: The Daltons on the Run was followed by The Daltons on the Run — followed by (P156): Go West[13].
- The original language of Lucky Luke: The Daltons on the Run was The Daltons on the Run — original language of film or TV show (P364): French[14].
- Lucky Luke: The Daltons on the Run's country of origin is recorded as The Daltons on the Run — country of origin (P495): France[15].
- Lucky Luke: The Daltons on the Run's country of origin is recorded as The Daltons on the Run — country of origin (P495): United States[16].
- Lucky Luke: The Daltons on the Run was released on December 14, 1983[17].
- Lucky Luke: The Daltons on the Run was released on September 30, 1983[18].
- Lucky Luke: The Daltons on the Run's voice actor is recorded as The Daltons on the Run — voice actor (P725): Jacques Thébault[19].
- Lucky Luke: The Daltons on the Run's voice actor is recorded as The Daltons on the Run — voice actor (P725): Bernard Haller[20].
- Lucky Luke: The Daltons on the Run's voice actor is recorded as The Daltons on the Run — voice actor (P725): Roger Carel[21].
- Lucky Luke: The Daltons on the Run's voice actor is recorded as The Daltons on the Run — voice actor (P725): Pierre Trabaud[22].
- Lucky Luke: The Daltons on the Run's distributed by is recorded as The Daltons on the Run — distributed by (P750): MOKÉP[23].
- Lucky Luke: The Daltons on the Run's takes place in fictional universe is recorded as The Daltons on the Run — takes place in fictional universe (P1434): Lucky Luke universe[24].
- Lucky Luke: The Daltons on the Run's title is recorded as {'lang': 'fr', 'text': 'Les Dalton en cavale'}[25].
- Lucky Luke: The Daltons on the Run's FSK film rating is recorded as The Daltons on the Run — FSK film rating (P1981): FSK 6[26].
- Lucky Luke: The Daltons on the Run's duration is recorded as {'unit': 'Q7727', 'amount': '+85'}[27].
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Authorship and Creation
Directors include The Daltons on the Run — director (P57): Morris[4], The Daltons on the Run — director (P57): William Hanna[5], and The Daltons on the Run — director (P57): Joseph Barbera[6]. Screenwriters include The Daltons on the Run — screenwriter (P58): René Goscinny[7] and The Daltons on the Run — screenwriter (P58): Morris[8].
Publication
Publication dates include December 14, 1983[17] and September 30, 1983[18]. The original language of Lucky Luke: The Daltons on the Run was The Daltons on the Run — original language of film or TV show (P364): French[14].
Adaptations and Inspiration
Lucky Luke: The Daltons on the Run followed The Daltons on the Run — follows (P155): The Ballad of the Daltons[12]. It was followed by The Daltons on the Run — followed by (P156): Go West[13].
Why It Matters
Lucky Luke: The Daltons on the Run has Wikipedia articles in 5 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2] It is known by 6 alternative names across languages and contexts.[28]