Singing Harp
Fun and Fancy Free - Mickey and the Beanstalk (1947)
Albanian (????) : ? (speaking) & Anita Gordon (singing - original version)
Arabic (199?) : Jacqueline Rafiq / جاكلين رفيق (speaking & singing)
Brazilian (1949) : Dalva de Oliveira (speaking & singing)
Brazilian TV (1988) : ? (speaking) & Dalva de Oliveira (singing - original Brazilian version)
Brazilian VHS (1993) : Noeli Santisteban (speaking & singing)
Brazilian (1999) : Andrea Murucci (speaking) & Marya Bravo (singing)
Cantonese (????) : ?
Czech (????) : ?
Danish (2004) : Louise Engell (speaking & singing)
Dutch (1952) : ?
Dutch (1998?) : Bernadette Kraakman (speaking & singing)
English : Anita Gordon (speaking & singing)
Finnish (2004) : Päivi Ristimäki (speaking & singing)
French (1950) : Paulette Rollin (speaking & singing)
French (1997) : Bénédicte Lécroart (speaking & singing)
German (1966) : Susanne Tremper (?) (speaking & singing)
German (1992) : ?
Greek (????) : Hrisoúla Papadopoúlou / Χρυσούλα Παπαδοπούλου (speaking) & Hristína Aryíri / Χριστίνα Αργύρη (singing)
Hebrew (1992) : Limor Shapira / לימור שפירא (speaking & singing)
Hungarian (2006) : Oroszlán Szonja (speaking & singing) [wikipedia]
Icelandic (2004?) : Jóhanna Vigdís Arnardóttir (speaking & singing)
Italian (1952) : ?
Italian (1992) : ?
Japanese TBS (1981) : ? (speaking) & Pegī Hayama / ペギー葉山 (singing)
Japanese VHS (1986) : Shimokawa Kumiko / 下川久美子 (speaking & singing)
Japanese VHS (1990) : Katsuki Masako / 勝生真沙子 (speaking & singing)
Japanese TV (1995) : Okamura Akemi / 岡村明美 (speaking & singing)
Latin Spanish (1947) : Ana María González (speaking & singing)
Latin Spanish (1982) : Poly Romero Terrazas (speaking & singing)
Mandarin (Taiwan?) (????) : ? (speaking) & Anita Gordon (singing - original version)
Norwegian (1952/2004) : ?
Persian TV (????) : Shila Azhir / شیلا آژیر (speaking) & Anita Gordon (singing - original version)
Polish (2004) : Olga Bończyk (speaking & singing)
Polish (2018) : Edyta Krzemień (speaking? & singing)
Portuguese (2004) : ?
Romanian (2009(?) : Mediana Vlad (speaking & singing)
Russian (2005?) : Viktoriya Pankratova / Виктория Панкратова (speaking & singing) [wikipedia]
Swedish (1950) : Gaby Stenberg (speaking & singing)
Swedish (2003) : Åsa Jonsson (speaking & singing)
Thai (????) : Butsabong Thong-on / บุษบง ทองอ่อน (speaking) & Sukanda Bunyathanmik / สุกานดา บุณยธรรมิก (singing)
Turkish (????) : Aliye Mutlu (speaking & singing)
Ukrainian (2018?) : Mariana Holovko / Мар'яна Головко (speaking & singing)
Arabic (199?) : Jacqueline Rafiq / جاكلين رفيق (speaking & singing)
Brazilian (1949) : Dalva de Oliveira (speaking & singing)
Brazilian TV (1988) : ? (speaking) & Dalva de Oliveira (singing - original Brazilian version)
Brazilian VHS (1993) : Noeli Santisteban (speaking & singing)
Brazilian (1999) : Andrea Murucci (speaking) & Marya Bravo (singing)
Cantonese (????) : ?
Czech (????) : ?
Danish (2004) : Louise Engell (speaking & singing)
Dutch (1952) : ?
Dutch (1998?) : Bernadette Kraakman (speaking & singing)
English : Anita Gordon (speaking & singing)
Finnish (2004) : Päivi Ristimäki (speaking & singing)
French (1950) : Paulette Rollin (speaking & singing)
French (1997) : Bénédicte Lécroart (speaking & singing)
German (1966) : Susanne Tremper (?) (speaking & singing)
German (1992) : ?
Greek (????) : Hrisoúla Papadopoúlou / Χρυσούλα Παπαδοπούλου (speaking) & Hristína Aryíri / Χριστίνα Αργύρη (singing)
Hebrew (1992) : Limor Shapira / לימור שפירא (speaking & singing)
Hungarian (2006) : Oroszlán Szonja (speaking & singing) [wikipedia]
Icelandic (2004?) : Jóhanna Vigdís Arnardóttir (speaking & singing)
Italian (1952) : ?
Italian (1992) : ?
Japanese TBS (1981) : ? (speaking) & Pegī Hayama / ペギー葉山 (singing)
Japanese VHS (1986) : Shimokawa Kumiko / 下川久美子 (speaking & singing)
Japanese VHS (1990) : Katsuki Masako / 勝生真沙子 (speaking & singing)
Japanese TV (1995) : Okamura Akemi / 岡村明美 (speaking & singing)
Latin Spanish (1947) : Ana María González (speaking & singing)
Latin Spanish (1982) : Poly Romero Terrazas (speaking & singing)
Mandarin (Taiwan?) (????) : ? (speaking) & Anita Gordon (singing - original version)
Norwegian (1952/2004) : ?
Persian TV (????) : Shila Azhir / شیلا آژیر (speaking) & Anita Gordon (singing - original version)
Polish (2004) : Olga Bończyk (speaking & singing)
Polish (2018) : Edyta Krzemień (speaking? & singing)
Portuguese (2004) : ?
Romanian (2009(?) : Mediana Vlad (speaking & singing)
Russian (2005?) : Viktoriya Pankratova / Виктория Панкратова (speaking & singing) [wikipedia]
Swedish (1950) : Gaby Stenberg (speaking & singing)
Swedish (2003) : Åsa Jonsson (speaking & singing)
Thai (????) : Butsabong Thong-on / บุษบง ทองอ่อน (speaking) & Sukanda Bunyathanmik / สุกานดา บุณยธรรมิก (singing)
Turkish (????) : Aliye Mutlu (speaking & singing)
Ukrainian (2018?) : Mariana Holovko / Мар'яна Головко (speaking & singing)
ANECDOTES
- FUN AND FANCY FREE is a "package film" composed of two segments : "Bongo" and "Mickey and the Beanstalk". The Singing Harp appears only in Mickey's adventure.
- For the Brazilian 1993 VHS, Czech, Hungarian, Icelandic, Japanese 1990 VHS, Romanian, Thai and Turkish versions, only the segment of "Mickey and the Beanstalk" was dubbed, not the full movie "Fun and Fancy Free".
- Limor Shapira, in the Hebrew dubbing, have also dubbed Dinah Shore as the narrator and soloist in the Bongo segment.
- In the Italian version, the second dubbing from 1992 was made only for Mickey's segment. Bongo segment and the live-action narration weren't dubbed for that occasion.
Therefore, in 2003, when the complete movie "Fun and Fancy Free" with both segment was released in DVD, Italy used the original 1952 version for Bongo's part and for the live-action narration, but the second 1992 dubbing for Mickey's part. But, since a part of the live-action narration overlaps the beginning of the Harp's song "My, What A Happy Day!", this song in Mickey's segment was left in its original Italian dubbing (1952).
- In Norwegian, a partial re-dubbing was made in 2004; the segment of Mickey and the Beanstalk, at the exception of the Singing Harp, was redubbed. Jiminy Cricket's voice was also redubbed with his voice from the Norwegian dubbing of Pinocchio (1995).
- The Japanese 1990 version made for the VHS is just a dubbing of the segment "Mickey and the Beanstalk", not the full movie "Fun and Fancy Free".
- The Albanian and Persian dubbings aren't officially Disney's, they were made by independent studios.
- FUN AND FANCY FREE is a "package film" composed of two segments : "Bongo" and "Mickey and the Beanstalk". The Singing Harp appears only in Mickey's adventure.
- For the Brazilian 1993 VHS, Czech, Hungarian, Icelandic, Japanese 1990 VHS, Romanian, Thai and Turkish versions, only the segment of "Mickey and the Beanstalk" was dubbed, not the full movie "Fun and Fancy Free".
- Limor Shapira, in the Hebrew dubbing, have also dubbed Dinah Shore as the narrator and soloist in the Bongo segment.
- In the Italian version, the second dubbing from 1992 was made only for Mickey's segment. Bongo segment and the live-action narration weren't dubbed for that occasion.
Therefore, in 2003, when the complete movie "Fun and Fancy Free" with both segment was released in DVD, Italy used the original 1952 version for Bongo's part and for the live-action narration, but the second 1992 dubbing for Mickey's part. But, since a part of the live-action narration overlaps the beginning of the Harp's song "My, What A Happy Day!", this song in Mickey's segment was left in its original Italian dubbing (1952).
- In Norwegian, a partial re-dubbing was made in 2004; the segment of Mickey and the Beanstalk, at the exception of the Singing Harp, was redubbed. Jiminy Cricket's voice was also redubbed with his voice from the Norwegian dubbing of Pinocchio (1995).
- The Japanese 1990 version made for the VHS is just a dubbing of the segment "Mickey and the Beanstalk", not the full movie "Fun and Fancy Free".
- The Albanian and Persian dubbings aren't officially Disney's, they were made by independent studios.
Last update - July 2, 2021
