Snow White
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937)
Albanian (2002) : Julka Gramo (speaking) & Adrianna Caselotti (singing – original version)
Albanian (2005) : Esmeralda Kame (speaking) & Eltina Minarolli (singing)
Arabic (1975) : Fatima Mazhar / فاطمة مظهر (speaking) & Ratiba Al-Hefny / رتيبة الحفنى (singing)
Arabic TV (2015) : Noha Qais / نهى قيس (speaking & singing)
Brazilian 1938 : Dalva de Oliveira (speaking) & Maria Clara Tati Jacome (singing)
Brazilian 1965 : Maria Alice Barreto (speaking) & Cybele Freire (singing)
Bulgarian (2001) : Ventsislava Stoilova / Венцислава Стоилова (speaking & singing)
Cantonese (1995) : Lam Si-Cung / 林思聰 (speaking) & Ceoi Wai / 徐慧 (singing)
Castilian (2001) : Mar Bordallo (speaking) & Yolanda de las Heras (singing)
Croatian (2009) : Hana Hegedušić (speaking & singing)
Crimean Tatar TV (20??) : ? (speaking) & Adrianna Caselotti (singing – original version)
Czech 1938 : Ella Rixová (speaking & singing)
Czech 1970 : Klára Jerneková (speaking) & Marie Sikulová (singing)
Danish 1938 : Annie Jessen (speaking & singing)
Danish 1982 : Tove Hyldgaard (speaking & singing)
Dutch 1938 : Cecilia "Cilly" Bach (speaking) & Frieda van Hessen (singing)
Dutch 1984 : Bernadette Kraakman (speaking & singing)
English (1937) : Adriana Caselotti (speaking & singing)
Finnish 1962 : Eeva-Kaarina Volanen (speaking) & Tatiana Angelini (singing - original Swedish version)
Finnish 1982 : Jaana Oravisto (speaking) & Johanna Nurmimaa (singing)
Finnish 1994 : Riikka Väyrynen (speaking) & Kukka-Maaria Ahonen (singing)
French 1938 : Christiane Tourneur (speaking) & Beatrice Hagen (singing)
French 1962 : Lucie Dolène (speaking & singing)
French 2001 : Valérie Siclay (speaking) & Rachel Pignot (singing)
German 1938 : Hortense Raky (speaking) & ? (singing)
German 1966 : Uschi Wolff (speaking) & Susanne Tremper (singing)
German 1994 : Manja Doering (speaking) & Alexandra Wilcke (singing)
Greek (1974) : Matína Karrá / Ματίνα Καρρά (speaking) & Mítsa Roúti / Μήτσα Ρούτη (singing)
Hebrew (1992) : Orit Yaron / אורית ירון (speaking) & Limor Shapira / לימור שפירא (singing)
Hindi (2005) : Marianne D'Cruz Aiman / मैरियन डी'क्रूज़ (speaking & singing)
Hungarian 1962 : Váradi Hédi (speaking) & Házy Erzsébet (singing)
Hungarian 2001 : Oroszlán Szonja (speaking & singing)
Icelandic (2001) : Vigdís Hrefna Pálsdóttir (speaking & singing)
Indonesian (2013) : Apriliana Suci Ariesta (speaking) & ? (singing)
Italian 1938 : Rosetta Calavetta (speaking) & Lina Pagliughi (singing)
Italian 1972 : Melina Martello (speaking) & Gianna Spagnuolo (singing)
Japanese 1957 : Tomizawa Shima / 富沢志満 (speaking & singing)
Japanese 1980 : Kobato Kurumi / 小鳩くるみ | real name : Washizu Natsue / 鷲津名都江 (speaking & singing)
Kazakh (2015) : Nazerke Serikbolova (speaking) & Janargúl Jaramanova (singing)
Korean (1994) : Kim Su-gyeong / 김수경 (speaking) & Lee Yun-seon / 이윤선 (singing)
Latin Spanish 1938 : Thelma Hubbard (speaking) & Diana Castillo (singing)
Latin Spanish 1964 : Amparo Garrido (speaking) & Lupita Pérez Arias (singing)
Latin Spanish 2001 : Maggie Vera (speaking) + Alicia Diana Santos (one loop speaking) & Vikina Michel (singing)
Malay (????) : ? (speaking) & Suki Low | [real name: Low Sook Yee / Liú Shūyú / 劉紓妤] (singing)
Mandarin (Taiwan) (????) : Corisa Lee / Lǐ Zhí-Píng / 李直平 (speaking) & Chén Xiù-Zhū / 陈秀珠 (singing)
Mandarin (China) TV (2009) : Wú Xiǎo-Lěi / 吴晓蕾 (speaking) & Chén Xiù-Zhū / 陈秀珠 (singing - original Taiwan Mandarin version)
Norwegian (1983) : Unn Vibeke Hol (speaking) & Anne Lise Gjøstøl (singing)
Norwegian (1994) : Unn Vibeke Hol (speaking) & Anne Aartun (singing)
Persian (????) [Glory studio] : Sima Rastgaran / سیما رستگاران (speaking) & Adrianna Caselotti (singing – original version)
Polish 1938 : Maria Modzelewska (speaking & singing)
Polish 2009 : Edyta Krzemień (speaking & singing)
Portuguese (2001) : Sandra de Castro (speaking & singing)
Romanian (2009) : Mediana Vlad (speaking & singing)
Russian (2001) : Evgeniya Igumnova / Евгения Игумнова (speaking) & Elena Ushakova / Елена Ушакова (singing)
Serbian (2019) : Irina Arsenijević / Ирина Арсенијевић (speaking & singing)
Slovak (1970) : Darina Chmurová (speaking) & Cecília Lévaiová (singing)
Swedish 1938 : Tatiana Angelini (speaking & singing)
Swedish 1982 : Anna-Lotta Larsson (speaking & singing)
Tamil (????) : ?
Telugu (????) : ?
Thai (1st dub) : ?
Thai (2nd dub) : Netnapa Hanrojanawut / เนตรนภา หาญโรจนวุฒิ (speaking) & Chairat Phitakcharoen / ใจรัตน์ พิทักษ์เจริญ (singing)
Turkish (2009) : Aliye Mutlu (speaking & singing)
Ukrainian (2010) : Anzhelika Savchenko / Анжеліка Савченко (speaking & singing)
Special :
Estonian (1956 - Radio) : Ellu Puudist (speaking) & Veera Nelus (singing)
Dutch (1973 - LP / Storybook audio / CD) : Helen Shepherd (speaking & singing)
Serbian (1971 - LP / "Whistle While You Work") : Milica Manojlović / Милица Манојловић
Albanian (2005) : Esmeralda Kame (speaking) & Eltina Minarolli (singing)
Arabic (1975) : Fatima Mazhar / فاطمة مظهر (speaking) & Ratiba Al-Hefny / رتيبة الحفنى (singing)
Arabic TV (2015) : Noha Qais / نهى قيس (speaking & singing)
Brazilian 1938 : Dalva de Oliveira (speaking) & Maria Clara Tati Jacome (singing)
Brazilian 1965 : Maria Alice Barreto (speaking) & Cybele Freire (singing)
Bulgarian (2001) : Ventsislava Stoilova / Венцислава Стоилова (speaking & singing)
Cantonese (1995) : Lam Si-Cung / 林思聰 (speaking) & Ceoi Wai / 徐慧 (singing)
Castilian (2001) : Mar Bordallo (speaking) & Yolanda de las Heras (singing)
Croatian (2009) : Hana Hegedušić (speaking & singing)
Crimean Tatar TV (20??) : ? (speaking) & Adrianna Caselotti (singing – original version)
Czech 1938 : Ella Rixová (speaking & singing)
Czech 1970 : Klára Jerneková (speaking) & Marie Sikulová (singing)
Danish 1938 : Annie Jessen (speaking & singing)
Danish 1982 : Tove Hyldgaard (speaking & singing)
Dutch 1938 : Cecilia "Cilly" Bach (speaking) & Frieda van Hessen (singing)
Dutch 1984 : Bernadette Kraakman (speaking & singing)
English (1937) : Adriana Caselotti (speaking & singing)
Finnish 1962 : Eeva-Kaarina Volanen (speaking) & Tatiana Angelini (singing - original Swedish version)
Finnish 1982 : Jaana Oravisto (speaking) & Johanna Nurmimaa (singing)
Finnish 1994 : Riikka Väyrynen (speaking) & Kukka-Maaria Ahonen (singing)
French 1938 : Christiane Tourneur (speaking) & Beatrice Hagen (singing)
French 1962 : Lucie Dolène (speaking & singing)
French 2001 : Valérie Siclay (speaking) & Rachel Pignot (singing)
German 1938 : Hortense Raky (speaking) & ? (singing)
German 1966 : Uschi Wolff (speaking) & Susanne Tremper (singing)
German 1994 : Manja Doering (speaking) & Alexandra Wilcke (singing)
Greek (1974) : Matína Karrá / Ματίνα Καρρά (speaking) & Mítsa Roúti / Μήτσα Ρούτη (singing)
Hebrew (1992) : Orit Yaron / אורית ירון (speaking) & Limor Shapira / לימור שפירא (singing)
Hindi (2005) : Marianne D'Cruz Aiman / मैरियन डी'क्रूज़ (speaking & singing)
Hungarian 1962 : Váradi Hédi (speaking) & Házy Erzsébet (singing)
Hungarian 2001 : Oroszlán Szonja (speaking & singing)
Icelandic (2001) : Vigdís Hrefna Pálsdóttir (speaking & singing)
Indonesian (2013) : Apriliana Suci Ariesta (speaking) & ? (singing)
Italian 1938 : Rosetta Calavetta (speaking) & Lina Pagliughi (singing)
Italian 1972 : Melina Martello (speaking) & Gianna Spagnuolo (singing)
Japanese 1957 : Tomizawa Shima / 富沢志満 (speaking & singing)
Japanese 1980 : Kobato Kurumi / 小鳩くるみ | real name : Washizu Natsue / 鷲津名都江 (speaking & singing)
Kazakh (2015) : Nazerke Serikbolova (speaking) & Janargúl Jaramanova (singing)
Korean (1994) : Kim Su-gyeong / 김수경 (speaking) & Lee Yun-seon / 이윤선 (singing)
Latin Spanish 1938 : Thelma Hubbard (speaking) & Diana Castillo (singing)
Latin Spanish 1964 : Amparo Garrido (speaking) & Lupita Pérez Arias (singing)
Latin Spanish 2001 : Maggie Vera (speaking) + Alicia Diana Santos (one loop speaking) & Vikina Michel (singing)
Malay (????) : ? (speaking) & Suki Low | [real name: Low Sook Yee / Liú Shūyú / 劉紓妤] (singing)
Mandarin (Taiwan) (????) : Corisa Lee / Lǐ Zhí-Píng / 李直平 (speaking) & Chén Xiù-Zhū / 陈秀珠 (singing)
Mandarin (China) TV (2009) : Wú Xiǎo-Lěi / 吴晓蕾 (speaking) & Chén Xiù-Zhū / 陈秀珠 (singing - original Taiwan Mandarin version)
Norwegian (1983) : Unn Vibeke Hol (speaking) & Anne Lise Gjøstøl (singing)
Norwegian (1994) : Unn Vibeke Hol (speaking) & Anne Aartun (singing)
Persian (????) [Glory studio] : Sima Rastgaran / سیما رستگاران (speaking) & Adrianna Caselotti (singing – original version)
Polish 1938 : Maria Modzelewska (speaking & singing)
Polish 2009 : Edyta Krzemień (speaking & singing)
Portuguese (2001) : Sandra de Castro (speaking & singing)
Romanian (2009) : Mediana Vlad (speaking & singing)
Russian (2001) : Evgeniya Igumnova / Евгения Игумнова (speaking) & Elena Ushakova / Елена Ушакова (singing)
Serbian (2019) : Irina Arsenijević / Ирина Арсенијевић (speaking & singing)
Slovak (1970) : Darina Chmurová (speaking) & Cecília Lévaiová (singing)
Swedish 1938 : Tatiana Angelini (speaking & singing)
Swedish 1982 : Anna-Lotta Larsson (speaking & singing)
Tamil (????) : ?
Telugu (????) : ?
Thai (1st dub) : ?
Thai (2nd dub) : Netnapa Hanrojanawut / เนตรนภา หาญโรจนวุฒิ (speaking) & Chairat Phitakcharoen / ใจรัตน์ พิทักษ์เจริญ (singing)
Turkish (2009) : Aliye Mutlu (speaking & singing)
Ukrainian (2010) : Anzhelika Savchenko / Анжеліка Савченко (speaking & singing)
Special :
Estonian (1956 - Radio) : Ellu Puudist (speaking) & Veera Nelus (singing)
Dutch (1973 - LP / Storybook audio / CD) : Helen Shepherd (speaking & singing)
Serbian (1971 - LP / "Whistle While You Work") : Milica Manojlović / Милица Манојловић
ANECDOTES
- The Brazilian 1938 and Japanese 1950 dubbings are lost now.
- Only some extracts of the Czech 1938, Dutch 1938; Dutch 1984, Finnish 1982, German 1966, Latin Spanish 1938 and Norwegian 1983 can be found.
- Frieda van Hessen, the Dutch 1938 singing voice of Snow White, was forced into hiding during WW2, and survived the Hollocaust. She wrote a book about her life "Life in the Shadow of the Swastika".
- The first French dub was made in Hollywood due to the war raging in Europe. It was made by French returnees, under the direction of Marcel Ventura (source : http://danslombredesstudios.blogspot.fr/2012/02/fiches-voxographiques-disney-1ere.html).
- There's supposedly another French dub in 1938, made in France, with the voice of Irène Hilda for both speaking and singing.
- In 1996, Lucie Dolène (Snow White French 1962 voice) sued Disney France for the copyrights on her voice and won, leading to a complete redubbing of the movie in 2001.
- Tatjana Angelini, the Swedish 1938 version, was Walt Disney's personal favourite foreign voice.
- Ratiba El-Hefny was originally chosen by Disney to be the first song director in the history of Walt Disney's Arabic dubbings. Lots of girls were refused by Disney for the role of Snow White, so Ratiba El-Hefni then decided to record herself and send it to the Walt Disney Company under a nickname. And to the surprise, Disney liked it and chose her. She didn’t want her real name to be written on the movie's opening, she asked for a nickname to be shown. However, after some years she told her friends the truth.
- The second Thai dub is only a partial redub. Only Snow White, the Prince, and Grumpy were redubbed.
- Walt Disney wanted foreign viewers to feel as if the film was made in their country. Therefore, all the text in the film such as the witch’s spellbook and the dwarves’ beds was translated. This work has been lost for many of the dubs, but some of it has been restored.
- The Albanian and Persian dubs aren't officially Disney, they're made by small independent studios.
- The Malay, Indonesian, Tamil and Telugu dubs are TV dubbings, not released in VHS/DVD/BLU-RAY.
- The Brazilian 1938 and Japanese 1950 dubbings are lost now.
- Only some extracts of the Czech 1938, Dutch 1938; Dutch 1984, Finnish 1982, German 1966, Latin Spanish 1938 and Norwegian 1983 can be found.
- Frieda van Hessen, the Dutch 1938 singing voice of Snow White, was forced into hiding during WW2, and survived the Hollocaust. She wrote a book about her life "Life in the Shadow of the Swastika".
- The first French dub was made in Hollywood due to the war raging in Europe. It was made by French returnees, under the direction of Marcel Ventura (source : http://danslombredesstudios.blogspot.fr/2012/02/fiches-voxographiques-disney-1ere.html).
- There's supposedly another French dub in 1938, made in France, with the voice of Irène Hilda for both speaking and singing.
- In 1996, Lucie Dolène (Snow White French 1962 voice) sued Disney France for the copyrights on her voice and won, leading to a complete redubbing of the movie in 2001.
- Tatjana Angelini, the Swedish 1938 version, was Walt Disney's personal favourite foreign voice.
- Ratiba El-Hefny was originally chosen by Disney to be the first song director in the history of Walt Disney's Arabic dubbings. Lots of girls were refused by Disney for the role of Snow White, so Ratiba El-Hefni then decided to record herself and send it to the Walt Disney Company under a nickname. And to the surprise, Disney liked it and chose her. She didn’t want her real name to be written on the movie's opening, she asked for a nickname to be shown. However, after some years she told her friends the truth.
- The second Thai dub is only a partial redub. Only Snow White, the Prince, and Grumpy were redubbed.
- Walt Disney wanted foreign viewers to feel as if the film was made in their country. Therefore, all the text in the film such as the witch’s spellbook and the dwarves’ beds was translated. This work has been lost for many of the dubs, but some of it has been restored.
- The Albanian and Persian dubs aren't officially Disney, they're made by small independent studios.
- The Malay, Indonesian, Tamil and Telugu dubs are TV dubbings, not released in VHS/DVD/BLU-RAY.
Sofia the First (2013)
Albanian : ?
Arabic : Noha Qais / نهى قيس
Brazilian : Clarice Espíndola
Bulgarian : ?
Cantonese : ?
Castilian : Mar Bordallo
Croatian : Monika Barberović
Czech : ?
Danish : ?
Dutch : ?
English : Katherine Von Till
Finnish : Riikka Väyrynen-Timonen
French : ?
German : Manja Doering
Greek : Stefanía Hoúyia / Στεφανία Χούγια
Hebrew : Talya Barkay / טליה ברקאי (?)
Hindi : ?
Hungarian : ?
Indonesian : Apriliana Suci Ariesta
Italian : ?
Japanese : Kobato Kurumi / 小鳩くるみ
Korean : Jeong Hyeon-gyeong / 정현경
Latin Spanish : Maggie Vera
Malay : ?
Mandarin : ?
Norwegian : ?
Polish : Klaudia Kuchtyk
Portuguese : Sandra de Castro
Romanian : Mediana Vlad
Russian : Kseniya Brzhezovskaya / Ксения Бржезовская [wikipedia]
Serbian (2016) : Marija Veljković / Марија Вељковић
Slovak (2017?) : ?
Slovene : Špela Šavc
Tagalog : ?
Tamil : ?
Telugu : ?
Thai : ?
Turkish : ?
Ukrainian : ?
Arabic : Noha Qais / نهى قيس
Brazilian : Clarice Espíndola
Bulgarian : ?
Cantonese : ?
Castilian : Mar Bordallo
Croatian : Monika Barberović
Czech : ?
Danish : ?
Dutch : ?
English : Katherine Von Till
Finnish : Riikka Väyrynen-Timonen
French : ?
German : Manja Doering
Greek : Stefanía Hoúyia / Στεφανία Χούγια
Hebrew : Talya Barkay / טליה ברקאי (?)
Hindi : ?
Hungarian : ?
Indonesian : Apriliana Suci Ariesta
Italian : ?
Japanese : Kobato Kurumi / 小鳩くるみ
Korean : Jeong Hyeon-gyeong / 정현경
Latin Spanish : Maggie Vera
Malay : ?
Mandarin : ?
Norwegian : ?
Polish : Klaudia Kuchtyk
Portuguese : Sandra de Castro
Romanian : Mediana Vlad
Russian : Kseniya Brzhezovskaya / Ксения Бржезовская [wikipedia]
Serbian (2016) : Marija Veljković / Марија Вељковић
Slovak (2017?) : ?
Slovene : Špela Šavc
Tagalog : ?
Tamil : ?
Telugu : ?
Thai : ?
Turkish : ?
Ukrainian : ?
ANECDOTES
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Ralph Breaks the Internet (2018)
Arabic : Noha Qais / نهى قيس (speaking & vocalizes?)
Brazilian : Andressa Andreatto (speaking & ?)
Bulgarian : ?
Cantonese : ?
Castilian : Mar Bordallo (speaking & ?)
Catalan : Laura Fernández (speaking & ?)
Croatian : Hana Hegedušić (speaking & vocalizations?)
Czech : Berenika Kohoutová (speaking & ?)
Danish : Julie Lund (speaking & ?)
Dutch : ?
English : Pamela Ribon (speaking & vocalizations)
Estonian : Merit Männiste (speaking & ?)
Finnish : Saara Lehtonen (speaking & ?)
Flemish : Lauren De Ruyck (speaking & ?)
French : Valérie Siclay (speaking & ?)
German : Magdalena Höfner (speaking & ?)
Greek : Iríni Tsígga / Ειρήνη Τσίγκα (speaking & ?)
Hebrew : Naama Shitrit / נעמה שטרית (speaking & ?)
Hindi : ?
Hungarian : Mahó Andrea (speaking & ?)
Icelandic : Alda Dís Arnardóttir (speaking & ?)
Italian : Ilaria Latini (speaking & ?)
Japanese : ?
Kazakh : Bıbinur Qanashqyzy (speaking & ?)
Korean : Sa Mun-yeong / 사문영 (speaking & vocalizations)
Latin Spanish : Maggie Vera (speaking & ?)
Latvian : ?
Lithuanian : ?
Mandarin (Taiwan) : Corisa Lee / Lǐ Zhí-Píng / 李直平 (speaking & ?)
Mandarin (China) : ?
Norwegian : Unn Vibeke Hol (speaking) & ? (vocalizations)
Polish : Edyta Krzemień (speaking & vocalizes)
Portuguese : Carla Mendes (?) (speaking & ?)
Quebec French : Elise Cormier (speaking & vocalizations?)
Romanian : Mediana Vlad (speaking & vocalizes)
Russian : Yuliya Churakova / Юлия Чуракова (speaking & ?)
Serbian : Bojana Vunturišević / Бојана Вунтуришевић (speaking & ?)
Slovak : Miroslava Drínová (speaking & ?)
Slovene : Saša Lešnjek (speaking & ?)
Swedish : Mikaela Tidermark (speaking & vocalizes)
Thai : Netnapa Hanrojanawut / เนตรนภา หาญโรจนวุฒิ (speaking & ?)
Turkish : Aliye Mutlu (speaking & vocalizes)
Ukrainian : Anzhelika Savchenko / Анжеліка Савченко (?) (speaking & vocalizations)
Vietnamese : Nguyễn Thị Mai Anh (speaking & ?)
Brazilian : Andressa Andreatto (speaking & ?)
Bulgarian : ?
Cantonese : ?
Castilian : Mar Bordallo (speaking & ?)
Catalan : Laura Fernández (speaking & ?)
Croatian : Hana Hegedušić (speaking & vocalizations?)
Czech : Berenika Kohoutová (speaking & ?)
Danish : Julie Lund (speaking & ?)
Dutch : ?
English : Pamela Ribon (speaking & vocalizations)
Estonian : Merit Männiste (speaking & ?)
Finnish : Saara Lehtonen (speaking & ?)
Flemish : Lauren De Ruyck (speaking & ?)
French : Valérie Siclay (speaking & ?)
German : Magdalena Höfner (speaking & ?)
Greek : Iríni Tsígga / Ειρήνη Τσίγκα (speaking & ?)
Hebrew : Naama Shitrit / נעמה שטרית (speaking & ?)
Hindi : ?
Hungarian : Mahó Andrea (speaking & ?)
Icelandic : Alda Dís Arnardóttir (speaking & ?)
Italian : Ilaria Latini (speaking & ?)
Japanese : ?
Kazakh : Bıbinur Qanashqyzy (speaking & ?)
Korean : Sa Mun-yeong / 사문영 (speaking & vocalizations)
Latin Spanish : Maggie Vera (speaking & ?)
Latvian : ?
Lithuanian : ?
Mandarin (Taiwan) : Corisa Lee / Lǐ Zhí-Píng / 李直平 (speaking & ?)
Mandarin (China) : ?
Norwegian : Unn Vibeke Hol (speaking) & ? (vocalizations)
Polish : Edyta Krzemień (speaking & vocalizes)
Portuguese : Carla Mendes (?) (speaking & ?)
Quebec French : Elise Cormier (speaking & vocalizations?)
Romanian : Mediana Vlad (speaking & vocalizes)
Russian : Yuliya Churakova / Юлия Чуракова (speaking & ?)
Serbian : Bojana Vunturišević / Бојана Вунтуришевић (speaking & ?)
Slovak : Miroslava Drínová (speaking & ?)
Slovene : Saša Lešnjek (speaking & ?)
Swedish : Mikaela Tidermark (speaking & vocalizes)
Thai : Netnapa Hanrojanawut / เนตรนภา หาญโรจนวุฒิ (speaking & ?)
Turkish : Aliye Mutlu (speaking & vocalizes)
Ukrainian : Anzhelika Savchenko / Анжеліка Савченко (?) (speaking & vocalizations)
Vietnamese : Nguyễn Thị Mai Anh (speaking & ?)
ANECDOTES
- Voices who returned from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs :
Arabic (TV dubbing) ; Castilian ; Croatian ; French (3rd dubbing) ; Latin Spanish (3rd dubbing) ; Mandarin ; Norwegian ; Polish (2nd dubbing) ; Romanian ; Thai (2nd dubbing) ; Turkish and Ukrainian(?).
- Voices who returned from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs :
Arabic (TV dubbing) ; Castilian ; Croatian ; French (3rd dubbing) ; Latin Spanish (3rd dubbing) ; Mandarin ; Norwegian ; Polish (2nd dubbing) ; Romanian ; Thai (2nd dubbing) ; Turkish and Ukrainian(?).
Page updated! December 19, 2019
