Pinocchio

Summary

Pinocchio is a dubbing of film^[1].

Key Facts

• Pinocchio's instance of is recorded as dubbing of film^[2].
• Pinocchio's director is recorded as Bjarne Henning-Jensen^[3].
• Pinocchio's director is recorded as Astrid Henning-Jensen^[4].
• Pinocchio's language of work or name is recorded as Danish^[5].
• Pinocchio's publication date is recorded as +1950-00-00T00:00:00Z^[6].
• Pinocchio's edition or translation of is recorded as Pinocchio^[7].
• Pinocchio's translator is recorded as Mogens Dam^[8].
• Pinocchio's voice actor is recorded as Ingeborg Brams^[9].
• Pinocchio's voice actor is recorded as John Price^[10].
• Pinocchio's voice actor is recorded as Sigurd Langberg^[11].
• Pinocchio's voice actor is recorded as Gunnar Strømvad^[12].
• Pinocchio's voice actor is recorded as Tove Maës^[13].
• Pinocchio's voice actor is recorded as Knud Heglund^[14].
• Pinocchio's voice actor is recorded as Kai Holm^[15].
• Pinocchio's voice actor is recorded as Buster Larsen^[16].
• Pinocchio's title is recorded as Pinocchio^[17].
• Pinocchio's musical conductor is recorded as Hans Schreiber^[18].
• Pinocchio's danskefilm animated film ID is recorded as 66^[19].
• Pinocchio's Danskefilmstemmer.dk work or dubbing ID is recorded as 118^[20].