Q55505535
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Q55505535
Summary
Q55505535 is an animated film[1]. Q55505535 is known by 4 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- Q55505535's instance of is recorded as animated film[3].
- Q55505535 was directed by Ivan Ufimtsev[4].
- Grigory Oster wrote the screenplay for Q55505535[5].
- Q55505535's composer is recorded as Gennady Gladkov[6].
- Q55505535 was edited by Natalya Abramova[7].
- Q55505535's genre is comedy[8].
- Q55505535's part of the series is recorded as 38 Parrots[9].
- Q55505535's production company is recorded as Soyuzmultfilm[10].
- Q55505535's director of photography is recorded as Vladimir Sidorov[11].
- The original language of Q55505535 was Russian[12].
- Q55505535's country of origin is recorded as Soviet Union[13].
- Q55505535 was released on April 12, 1978[14].
- Q55505535's voice actor is recorded as Nadezhda Rumyantseva[15].
- Q55505535's voice actor is recorded as Raisa Mukhametshina[16].
- Q55505535's voice actor is recorded as Mikhail Kozakov[17].
- Q55505535's voice actor is recorded as Vasily Livanov[18].
- Q55505535's voice actor is recorded as Vsevolod Larionov[19].
- Q55505535's voice actor is recorded as Boris Vladimirov[20].
- Q55505535's production designer is recorded as Leonid Shvartsman[21].
- Q55505535's animator is recorded as Sergey Olifirenko[22].
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Authorship and Creation
Q55505535 was edited by Natalya Abramova[7]. Q55505535 was directed by Ivan Ufimtsev[4]. Grigory Oster wrote the screenplay for Q55505535[5].
Publication
Q55505535 was published on April 12, 1978[14]. The original language of Q55505535 was Russian[12]. Q55505535's genre is comedy[8]. Q55505535's part of the series is recorded as 38 Parrots[9].
Subject and Themes
Q55505535's part of the series is recorded as 38 Parrots[9].
Why It Matters
Q55505535 is known by 4 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]