Ursula
The Little Mermaid (1989)
Albanian (2002) : Ema Andrea (speaking) & Pat Carroll (singing - original version)
Albanian (2013) : Ema Andrea (speaking) & Pat Carroll (singing - original version)
Arabic (1998) : Hanan Yousef / حنان يوسف (speaking) & Ashraf Sewailam / أشرف سويلم (singing)
Brazilian : Zezé Motta (speaking & singing)
Bulgarian (2006) : Neli Monedzhikova / Нели Монеджикова (speaking & singing)
Cantonese (1991) : "Maria Cordero" Maa Lei-Ngaa / 瑪俐亞 (speaking & singing)
Castilian (1998) : Matilde Conesa (speaking) & Helen de Quiroga (singing)
Croatian (2006) : Ivana Vlkov-Wagner (speaking & singing)
Czech (1998) : Valérie Zawadská (speaking & singing)
Danish : Kirsten Rolffes (speaking & singing)
Dutch : Nelly Frijda (speaking & singing)
English : Pat Carroll (speaking & singing)
Finnish (1990) : Ulla Tapaninen (speaking & singing)
Finnish (1998) : Ulla Tapaninen (speaking & singing)
French (1990) : Micheline Dax (speaking & singing)
French (1998) : Micheline Dax (speaking & singing - original French version for the song)
German (1990) : Beate Hasenau (speaking & singing)
German (1998)/Austrian (1998) : Beate Hasenau (speaking & singing)
Greek (1990) : Déspina Kontoúdi / Δέσποινα Κοντούδη (speaking and siging)
Greek (1998) : Vílma Tsakíri / Βίλμα Τσακίρη (speaking) & Manouéla Moustakopoúlou / Μανουέλα Μουστακοπούλου (singing)
Hebrew : Rachel Attas / רחל אטאס (speaking & singing)
Hindi (2011) : Shobhini Singh / शोभिनी सिंह (speaking) & Madhuri Bhatia (singing)
Hungarian : Schubert Éva (speaking & singing)
Icelandic (1998) : Margrét Vilhjálmsdóttir (speaking & singing)
Indonesian (1991) : Ani Hidayat (speaking & singing)
Italian : Sonia Scotti (speaking & singing)
Japanese (1991/1997) : Mori Kumiko / 森公美子 (speaking & singing) [redub of the song in 1997]
Kazakh (2021) : Ainūr Bermūhambetova / Айнұр Бермұхамбетова (speaking & singing)
Korean (1991) : Park Jeong-ja / 박정자 (speaking & singing)
Latin Spanish : Serena Olvído (speaking & singing)
Malay (????) : ?
Mandarin (Taiwan) (1991) : Jiāng Guī-Jǐn / 姜瑰瑾 (speaking & singing)
Mandarin (China) TV (2007) : ?
Norwegian : Anne Grete Preus (speaking & singing)
Persian (2013) [Glory studio] : Mina Momeni / مینا مومنی (speaking & singing)
Polish (1998) : Stanisława Celińska (speaking & singing)
Portuguese (1998) : Cucha Carvalheiro (speaking) & Xuxu (singing)
Quebec French : Élizabeth Chouvalidzé (speaking & singing)
Romanian (2005) : Corina Chiriac (speaking & singing)
Russian (2006) : Anastasiya Mintskovskaya / Анастасия Минцковская (speaking & singing)
Slovak (2013) : Lucia Vráblicová (speaking & singing)
Swedish : Evabritt Strandberg (speaking & singing)
Tamil TV (????) : ? (speaking) & Vyju Vyjayanthi (singing)
Telugu TV (????) : ? (speaking) & Vyju Vyjayanthi (singing)
Thai (1991?) : ?
Thai (1998) : Naphaphet Kaeodonchailoet / นภาเพชร แก้วดอนชัยเลิศ (speaking & singing)
Turkish (1998) : Göksel Kortay (speaking) & Işıl Yücesoy (singing)
Ukrainian (2013) : Tamara Yatsenko / Тамара Яценко (speaking & singing)
Vietnamese (2019) : ?
Albanian (2013) : Ema Andrea (speaking) & Pat Carroll (singing - original version)
Arabic (1998) : Hanan Yousef / حنان يوسف (speaking) & Ashraf Sewailam / أشرف سويلم (singing)
Brazilian : Zezé Motta (speaking & singing)
Bulgarian (2006) : Neli Monedzhikova / Нели Монеджикова (speaking & singing)
Cantonese (1991) : "Maria Cordero" Maa Lei-Ngaa / 瑪俐亞 (speaking & singing)
Castilian (1998) : Matilde Conesa (speaking) & Helen de Quiroga (singing)
Croatian (2006) : Ivana Vlkov-Wagner (speaking & singing)
Czech (1998) : Valérie Zawadská (speaking & singing)
Danish : Kirsten Rolffes (speaking & singing)
Dutch : Nelly Frijda (speaking & singing)
English : Pat Carroll (speaking & singing)
Finnish (1990) : Ulla Tapaninen (speaking & singing)
Finnish (1998) : Ulla Tapaninen (speaking & singing)
French (1990) : Micheline Dax (speaking & singing)
French (1998) : Micheline Dax (speaking & singing - original French version for the song)
German (1990) : Beate Hasenau (speaking & singing)
German (1998)/Austrian (1998) : Beate Hasenau (speaking & singing)
Greek (1990) : Déspina Kontoúdi / Δέσποινα Κοντούδη (speaking and siging)
Greek (1998) : Vílma Tsakíri / Βίλμα Τσακίρη (speaking) & Manouéla Moustakopoúlou / Μανουέλα Μουστακοπούλου (singing)
Hebrew : Rachel Attas / רחל אטאס (speaking & singing)
Hindi (2011) : Shobhini Singh / शोभिनी सिंह (speaking) & Madhuri Bhatia (singing)
Hungarian : Schubert Éva (speaking & singing)
Icelandic (1998) : Margrét Vilhjálmsdóttir (speaking & singing)
Indonesian (1991) : Ani Hidayat (speaking & singing)
Italian : Sonia Scotti (speaking & singing)
Japanese (1991/1997) : Mori Kumiko / 森公美子 (speaking & singing) [redub of the song in 1997]
Kazakh (2021) : Ainūr Bermūhambetova / Айнұр Бермұхамбетова (speaking & singing)
Korean (1991) : Park Jeong-ja / 박정자 (speaking & singing)
Latin Spanish : Serena Olvído (speaking & singing)
Malay (????) : ?
Mandarin (Taiwan) (1991) : Jiāng Guī-Jǐn / 姜瑰瑾 (speaking & singing)
Mandarin (China) TV (2007) : ?
Norwegian : Anne Grete Preus (speaking & singing)
Persian (2013) [Glory studio] : Mina Momeni / مینا مومنی (speaking & singing)
Polish (1998) : Stanisława Celińska (speaking & singing)
Portuguese (1998) : Cucha Carvalheiro (speaking) & Xuxu (singing)
Quebec French : Élizabeth Chouvalidzé (speaking & singing)
Romanian (2005) : Corina Chiriac (speaking & singing)
Russian (2006) : Anastasiya Mintskovskaya / Анастасия Минцковская (speaking & singing)
Slovak (2013) : Lucia Vráblicová (speaking & singing)
Swedish : Evabritt Strandberg (speaking & singing)
Tamil TV (????) : ? (speaking) & Vyju Vyjayanthi (singing)
Telugu TV (????) : ? (speaking) & Vyju Vyjayanthi (singing)
Thai (1991?) : ?
Thai (1998) : Naphaphet Kaeodonchailoet / นภาเพชร แก้วดอนชัยเลิศ (speaking & singing)
Turkish (1998) : Göksel Kortay (speaking) & Işıl Yücesoy (singing)
Ukrainian (2013) : Tamara Yatsenko / Тамара Яценко (speaking & singing)
Vietnamese (2019) : ?
VANESSA (URSULA'S HUMAN FORM)
Albanian (2002) : Ema Andrea (speaking) & Jodi Benson (singing - original version)
Albanian (2013) : Anila Muçaj (speaking) & Jodi Benson (singing - original version)
Arabic (1998) : Rula Zaky / رولا زكي (speaking & singing)
Austrian (1998) : Caroline Vasicek-Pfeifer (speaking & singing)
Brazilian : Myriam Peracchi (speaking & singing)
Bulgarian (2006) : Mina Kostova / Мина Костова (speaking) & Vesela Boneva / Весела Бонева (singing)
Cantonese (1991) : "Peggy Chu" Zyu Miu-Laan / 朱妙蘭 (?) (speaking | wikipedia) & Jodi Benson's vocals [Ariel's voice]
Castilian (1998) : Graciela Molina (speaking) & María Caneda (singing)
Croatian (2006) : Renata Sabljak (speaking & singing)
Czech (1998) : Valérie Zawadská (speaking) & Jana Mařasová (singing)
Danish (1990/1998) : Marie Ingerslev (speaking) & Sissel Kyrkjebø (singing) [redub of the songs in 1998]
Dutch (1990) : Laura Vlasblom (speaking & singing)
English (1989) : Jodi Benson (speaking & singing)
Finnish 1990 : Johanna Nurmimaa (speaking & singing)
Finnish 1998 : Nina Tapio (speaking & singing)
French 1990 : Claire Guyot (speaking & singing)
French 1998 : Claire Guyot (speaking) & Marie Galey (singing)
German 1990 : Dorette Hugo (speaking) & Ute Lemper (singing)
German 1998 : Anna Carlsson (speaking) & Caroline Vasicek (singing - Austrian version)
Greek 1990 : Maíri Stavrakéli / Μαίρη Σταυρακέλη (speaking) & Krísti Stasinopoúlou / Κρίστη Στασινοπούλου (singing)
Greek 1998 : Ánna Róssi / Άννα Ρόσση (speaking & singing)
Hebrew (1990) : Shlomit Aharon / שלומית אהרון (speaking & singing)
Hindi (2011) : Shobhini Singh / शोभिनी सिंह (speaking) & ? (singing)
Hungarian (1990) : Oszvald Marika (speaking & singing)
Icelandic (1998) : Valgerður Guðnadóttir (speaking & singing)
Indonesian (1991) : Beatrix Renita Purwiastanti (speaking & singing)
Italian (1990) : Simona Patitucci (speaking & singing)
Japanese 1991/1997 : Mori Kumiko / 森公美子 (speaking) & Suzuki Mayumi / すずきまゆみ (singing)
Korean (1991) : Kim Su-gyeong / 김수경 (speaking) & Son Yeong-jin / 손영진 (singing)
Latin Spanish (1989) : Gabriela León (speaking) & Isela Sotelo (singing)
Malay (????) : ?
Mandarin (Taiwan) (1991) : "Ariel Sung" Sòng Wén / 宋文 (speaking & singing)
Mandarin (China) TV (2007) : Liú Chàng-Yùn / 刘畅韵 (speaking) & Eva Li / Lǐ Xiāo-Xiāo / 李潇潇 (singing)
Norwegian (1990) : Sissel Kyrkjebø (speaking & singing)
Persian (2013) [Glory studio] : Marjane Feshangchi / مرجانه فشنگچی (?) (speaking & singing)
Polish (1998) : Beata Jankowska-Tzimas (speaking & singing)
Portuguese (1998) : Mila Belo (speaking) & Anabela Pires (singing)
Quebec French (1989) : Violette Chauveau (speaking) & Dominique Faure (singing)
Romanian (2005) : Maria Răducanu (speaking & singing)
Russian (2006) : Svetlana Svetikova / Светлана Светикова (speaking & singing)
Slovak (2013) : ? (speaking) & Zuzana Šťastná (singing)
Swedish (1990) : Maria Weisby (?) (speaking) & Sissel Kyrkjebø (singing)
Tamil TV (????) : ?
Telugu TV (????) : ?
Thai 1991 : Martina Antoinette Jalleh (speaking & singing)
Thai 1998 : ? (speaking) & Chanjira Nimpitakpong / จันทร์จิรา นิ่มพิทักษ์พงศ์ (singing)
Turkish (1998) : Berna Terzi Erol (speaking) & Şebnem Ferah (singing)
Ukrainian (2013) : Liza Kurbanmahomedova / Ліза Курбанмагомедова (speaking & singing)
Albanian (2013) : Anila Muçaj (speaking) & Jodi Benson (singing - original version)
Arabic (1998) : Rula Zaky / رولا زكي (speaking & singing)
Austrian (1998) : Caroline Vasicek-Pfeifer (speaking & singing)
Brazilian : Myriam Peracchi (speaking & singing)
Bulgarian (2006) : Mina Kostova / Мина Костова (speaking) & Vesela Boneva / Весела Бонева (singing)
Cantonese (1991) : "Peggy Chu" Zyu Miu-Laan / 朱妙蘭 (?) (speaking | wikipedia) & Jodi Benson's vocals [Ariel's voice]
Castilian (1998) : Graciela Molina (speaking) & María Caneda (singing)
Croatian (2006) : Renata Sabljak (speaking & singing)
Czech (1998) : Valérie Zawadská (speaking) & Jana Mařasová (singing)
Danish (1990/1998) : Marie Ingerslev (speaking) & Sissel Kyrkjebø (singing) [redub of the songs in 1998]
Dutch (1990) : Laura Vlasblom (speaking & singing)
English (1989) : Jodi Benson (speaking & singing)
Finnish 1990 : Johanna Nurmimaa (speaking & singing)
Finnish 1998 : Nina Tapio (speaking & singing)
French 1990 : Claire Guyot (speaking & singing)
French 1998 : Claire Guyot (speaking) & Marie Galey (singing)
German 1990 : Dorette Hugo (speaking) & Ute Lemper (singing)
German 1998 : Anna Carlsson (speaking) & Caroline Vasicek (singing - Austrian version)
Greek 1990 : Maíri Stavrakéli / Μαίρη Σταυρακέλη (speaking) & Krísti Stasinopoúlou / Κρίστη Στασινοπούλου (singing)
Greek 1998 : Ánna Róssi / Άννα Ρόσση (speaking & singing)
Hebrew (1990) : Shlomit Aharon / שלומית אהרון (speaking & singing)
Hindi (2011) : Shobhini Singh / शोभिनी सिंह (speaking) & ? (singing)
Hungarian (1990) : Oszvald Marika (speaking & singing)
Icelandic (1998) : Valgerður Guðnadóttir (speaking & singing)
Indonesian (1991) : Beatrix Renita Purwiastanti (speaking & singing)
Italian (1990) : Simona Patitucci (speaking & singing)
Japanese 1991/1997 : Mori Kumiko / 森公美子 (speaking) & Suzuki Mayumi / すずきまゆみ (singing)
Korean (1991) : Kim Su-gyeong / 김수경 (speaking) & Son Yeong-jin / 손영진 (singing)
Latin Spanish (1989) : Gabriela León (speaking) & Isela Sotelo (singing)
Malay (????) : ?
Mandarin (Taiwan) (1991) : "Ariel Sung" Sòng Wén / 宋文 (speaking & singing)
Mandarin (China) TV (2007) : Liú Chàng-Yùn / 刘畅韵 (speaking) & Eva Li / Lǐ Xiāo-Xiāo / 李潇潇 (singing)
Norwegian (1990) : Sissel Kyrkjebø (speaking & singing)
Persian (2013) [Glory studio] : Marjane Feshangchi / مرجانه فشنگچی (?) (speaking & singing)
Polish (1998) : Beata Jankowska-Tzimas (speaking & singing)
Portuguese (1998) : Mila Belo (speaking) & Anabela Pires (singing)
Quebec French (1989) : Violette Chauveau (speaking) & Dominique Faure (singing)
Romanian (2005) : Maria Răducanu (speaking & singing)
Russian (2006) : Svetlana Svetikova / Светлана Светикова (speaking & singing)
Slovak (2013) : ? (speaking) & Zuzana Šťastná (singing)
Swedish (1990) : Maria Weisby (?) (speaking) & Sissel Kyrkjebø (singing)
Tamil TV (????) : ?
Telugu TV (????) : ?
Thai 1991 : Martina Antoinette Jalleh (speaking & singing)
Thai 1998 : ? (speaking) & Chanjira Nimpitakpong / จันทร์จิรา นิ่มพิทักษ์พงศ์ (singing)
Turkish (1998) : Berna Terzi Erol (speaking) & Şebnem Ferah (singing)
Ukrainian (2013) : Liza Kurbanmahomedova / Ліза Курбанмагомедова (speaking & singing)
- In the Brazilian and Hindi versions, it's not the voice of Ariel who sang as Vanessa. Instead, they used other singers.
- In the Cantonese version, it's not the voice of Ariel who sang as Vanessa either; instead, they used Jodi Benson's vocalizations from the scene "Ariel's voice" on the instrumental of the song.
- In the Albanian 2002, Czech, Hindi, Japanese (and possibly Slovak and Thai) dubbings, it's the voice of Ursula who dubs the speaking voice of Vanessa, while the voices of Ariel did the singing (except for Albanian and Hindi).
- In the Greek 1998 and Romanian dubbings, the singing voices of Ariel dubbed both speaking and singing parts of Vanessa.
- In the Greek 1990 and Swedish dubbings, another actress dubs the speaking voice of Vanessa; while the voice of Ariel did the singing.
- In the Cantonese version, it's not the voice of Ariel who sang as Vanessa either; instead, they used Jodi Benson's vocalizations from the scene "Ariel's voice" on the instrumental of the song.
- In the Albanian 2002, Czech, Hindi, Japanese (and possibly Slovak and Thai) dubbings, it's the voice of Ursula who dubs the speaking voice of Vanessa, while the voices of Ariel did the singing (except for Albanian and Hindi).
- In the Greek 1998 and Romanian dubbings, the singing voices of Ariel dubbed both speaking and singing parts of Vanessa.
- In the Greek 1990 and Swedish dubbings, another actress dubs the speaking voice of Vanessa; while the voice of Ariel did the singing.
ANECDOTES
- Ulla Tapaninen (Finnish dub), Micheline Dax (French dub) and Beate Hasenau (German dub) came back in 1998 to redub their character. However, Micheline Dax refused to record the song again - which was difficult to sing for her - so her 1989 recording of "Poor Unfortunate Souls" was kept in the 1998 redub, while she redubbed the speaking parts.
- In the Japanese dubbing, the songs were redubbed in 1997. The Magic Formula however wasn't redubbed, while the sentence "Now, here's the deal" (at the end of the first part of the song) was redubbed for reasons of synchronism. The rest of the speaking dubbing was left as it was.
- Three scenes were censored in Norway and in Sweden for the original 1990 and 1998 cinema releases: The Sunken Ship, Ariel's Voice, and The Final Battle.
- In the Latin Spanish dubbing, Serena Olvido is actually the transvestite actor Ángel Garza. The directors had a lot of difficulties to find a Spanish voice for Ursula, and they loved his performance at once.
- The Arabic version also used a man to dub Ursula's singing voice.
- Simona Patitucci, the Italian voice of Ariel, auditionned for both Ariel and Ursula. She eventually got Ariel.
- At first, it was planned to be explained in the movie that Ursula was King Triton's sister, therefore Ariel's aunt. But this idea didn't make it to the final cut.
- The Little Mermaid has inaugurated the first dub from Austria, though some voices were used from/in the Germany redub.
- China accepts only a few foreign films per year. Therefore The Little Mermaid got dubbed for TV in 2007.
- The Indonesian, Malay, Mandarin (China), Tamil and Telugu dubbings are TV dubbings, never released on VHS/DVD/BLU-RAYs.
- The Albanian and Persian dubbings aren't officially Disney's, they're made by independent studios.
- Ulla Tapaninen (Finnish dub), Micheline Dax (French dub) and Beate Hasenau (German dub) came back in 1998 to redub their character. However, Micheline Dax refused to record the song again - which was difficult to sing for her - so her 1989 recording of "Poor Unfortunate Souls" was kept in the 1998 redub, while she redubbed the speaking parts.
- In the Japanese dubbing, the songs were redubbed in 1997. The Magic Formula however wasn't redubbed, while the sentence "Now, here's the deal" (at the end of the first part of the song) was redubbed for reasons of synchronism. The rest of the speaking dubbing was left as it was.
- Three scenes were censored in Norway and in Sweden for the original 1990 and 1998 cinema releases: The Sunken Ship, Ariel's Voice, and The Final Battle.
- In the Latin Spanish dubbing, Serena Olvido is actually the transvestite actor Ángel Garza. The directors had a lot of difficulties to find a Spanish voice for Ursula, and they loved his performance at once.
- The Arabic version also used a man to dub Ursula's singing voice.
- Simona Patitucci, the Italian voice of Ariel, auditionned for both Ariel and Ursula. She eventually got Ariel.
- At first, it was planned to be explained in the movie that Ursula was King Triton's sister, therefore Ariel's aunt. But this idea didn't make it to the final cut.
- The Little Mermaid has inaugurated the first dub from Austria, though some voices were used from/in the Germany redub.
- China accepts only a few foreign films per year. Therefore The Little Mermaid got dubbed for TV in 2007.
- The Indonesian, Malay, Mandarin (China), Tamil and Telugu dubbings are TV dubbings, never released on VHS/DVD/BLU-RAYs.
- The Albanian and Persian dubbings aren't officially Disney's, they're made by independent studios.
The Little Mermaid - TV Series (1992-1994)
Arabic (1997(?) : Hanan Yousef / حنان يوسف (speaking & singing)
Arabic (2015/2016) : ?
Brazilian (1993-9?) : Selma Lopes | Sônia Ferreira
Castilian (2002) : Matilde Conesa (speaking) & Helen de Quiroga (singing)
Croatian (2006) : Ivana Vlkov-Wagner (speaking & singing)
Czech (1994) : ?
Czech (200?) : Hana Talpová (speaking & singing)
Danish : Pauline Rehné (speaking & ?)
Dutch (1997) : Nelly Frijda (speaking & singing)
English : Pat Carroll (speaking & singing)
Finnish : ?
French (1994-98) : Micheline Dax (speaking & singing)
German (1994-9?) : Beate Hasenau (speaking & singing)
Greek (1994) : Hrísa Spilióti / Χρύσα Σπηλιώτη (speaking & singing) (?)
Hebrew 1990s : Rachel Attas / רחל אטאס (speaking & singing) [wikipedia]
Hebrew 2011 : Talia Barkai / טליה ברקאי (speaking & singing)
Hindi (????) : ?
Hungarian (1995) : Schubert Éva (speaking & singing) [wikipedia]
Icelandic (1996-97) : ?
Indonesian (1996-97) : ?
Italian (1993-9?) : Cristina Grado (speaking & ?)
Japanese : Mori Kumiko / 森公美子 (speaking & singing)
Korean (1996-98) : ?
Latin Spanish : Serena Olvido (speaking & singing) (2rd season) | Consuelo Sedano (3rd season)
Malay (????) : ?
Mandarin (Taiwan) : ?
Norwegian : ?
Polish 1995 : Mirosława Krajewska (speaking & singing)
Polish 200? : Stanisława Celińska (speaking & singing)
Portuguese (2005) : ?
Romanian (????) : ?
Russian (????) : Ol'ga Kuznetsova / Ольга Кузнецова (speaking & ?)
Serbian TV (2008) : Ana Marković / Ана Марковић (speaking) & Pat Carroll (singing - original version)
Slovak (2012) : Lucia Vráblicová (?) (speaking & singing)
Slovene (1996) : ?
Swedish (1995) : Christel Körner | Meta Roos
Thai (199?) : ?
Turkish (200?) : ?
Ukrainian (2011) : ?
Arabic (2015/2016) : ?
Brazilian (1993-9?) : Selma Lopes | Sônia Ferreira
Castilian (2002) : Matilde Conesa (speaking) & Helen de Quiroga (singing)
Croatian (2006) : Ivana Vlkov-Wagner (speaking & singing)
Czech (1994) : ?
Czech (200?) : Hana Talpová (speaking & singing)
Danish : Pauline Rehné (speaking & ?)
Dutch (1997) : Nelly Frijda (speaking & singing)
English : Pat Carroll (speaking & singing)
Finnish : ?
French (1994-98) : Micheline Dax (speaking & singing)
German (1994-9?) : Beate Hasenau (speaking & singing)
Greek (1994) : Hrísa Spilióti / Χρύσα Σπηλιώτη (speaking & singing) (?)
Hebrew 1990s : Rachel Attas / רחל אטאס (speaking & singing) [wikipedia]
Hebrew 2011 : Talia Barkai / טליה ברקאי (speaking & singing)
Hindi (????) : ?
Hungarian (1995) : Schubert Éva (speaking & singing) [wikipedia]
Icelandic (1996-97) : ?
Indonesian (1996-97) : ?
Italian (1993-9?) : Cristina Grado (speaking & ?)
Japanese : Mori Kumiko / 森公美子 (speaking & singing)
Korean (1996-98) : ?
Latin Spanish : Serena Olvido (speaking & singing) (2rd season) | Consuelo Sedano (3rd season)
Malay (????) : ?
Mandarin (Taiwan) : ?
Norwegian : ?
Polish 1995 : Mirosława Krajewska (speaking & singing)
Polish 200? : Stanisława Celińska (speaking & singing)
Portuguese (2005) : ?
Romanian (????) : ?
Russian (????) : Ol'ga Kuznetsova / Ольга Кузнецова (speaking & ?)
Serbian TV (2008) : Ana Marković / Ана Марковић (speaking) & Pat Carroll (singing - original version)
Slovak (2012) : Lucia Vráblicová (?) (speaking & singing)
Slovene (1996) : ?
Swedish (1995) : Christel Körner | Meta Roos
Thai (199?) : ?
Turkish (200?) : ?
Ukrainian (2011) : ?
ANECDOTES
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The Wonderful World of Mickey Mouse
S01E05 " Keep on Rollin' " (2020)
Brazilian : Andrezza Massei
Cantonese : ?
Castilian : Mar Sánchez Gatell
Danish : Pauline Rehné
Dutch : Frédérique Sluyterman van Loo
Finnish : Sanna Saarijärvi
English : Pat Carroll
French : Virginie Emane
German : Katy Karrenbauer
Italian : Ludovica Modugno
Japanese : "Kujira" Matsumoto Wakako / "くじら" 松本 和香子
Latin Spanish : Alejandra de la Rosa
Norwegian : Ida Lind
Polish : Krystyna Tkacz
Portuguese : Cucha Carvalheiro
Swedish : Charlotte Ardai Jennefors
Cantonese : ?
Castilian : Mar Sánchez Gatell
Danish : Pauline Rehné
Dutch : Frédérique Sluyterman van Loo
Finnish : Sanna Saarijärvi
English : Pat Carroll
French : Virginie Emane
German : Katy Karrenbauer
Italian : Ludovica Modugno
Japanese : "Kujira" Matsumoto Wakako / "くじら" 松本 和香子
Latin Spanish : Alejandra de la Rosa
Norwegian : Ida Lind
Polish : Krystyna Tkacz
Portuguese : Cucha Carvalheiro
Swedish : Charlotte Ardai Jennefors
ANECDOTES
- Only Pat Carroll, the original English voice, and Cucha Carvalheiro, the Portuguese voice, returned from the original movie "The Little Mermaid".
- Pauline Rehné, the Danish voice, was the voice of Ursula in the TV Series.
- Kujira (くじら), the Japanese voice, had already voiced Ursula in the games "Kingdom Hearts" and in the series "House of Mouse".
- Andrezza Massei, the Brazilian voice, portrayed Ursula in the 2018 Brazilian Disney Musical.
- Only Pat Carroll, the original English voice, and Cucha Carvalheiro, the Portuguese voice, returned from the original movie "The Little Mermaid".
- Pauline Rehné, the Danish voice, was the voice of Ursula in the TV Series.
- Kujira (くじら), the Japanese voice, had already voiced Ursula in the games "Kingdom Hearts" and in the series "House of Mouse".
- Andrezza Massei, the Brazilian voice, portrayed Ursula in the 2018 Brazilian Disney Musical.
Last update - February 20, 2021
