My Neighbor Totoro (movie)
Alternative title:
Chú mèo Totoro (Vietnamese)
Il mio vicino Totoro (Italian)
Mein Nachbar Totoro (German)
Meu Amigo Totoro (Portuguese)
Meu Vizinho Totoro (Portuguese)
Mi Vecino Totoro (Spanish)
Min granne Totoro (Swedish)
Min Nabo Totoro (Danish)
Mój Sąsiad Totoro (Polish)
Mon voisin Totoro (French)
My Neighbour Totoro
Naapurini Totoro
Tonari no Totoro (Japanese)
Totoro (Japanese)
Мой сосед Тоторо (Russian)
جاري توتورو (Arabic)
となりのトトロ (Japanese)
龍貓 (Chinese (Taiwan))
龙猫 (Chinese (PRC))
이웃의 토토로 (Korean)
이웃집 토토로 (Korean)
Themes:
forest spirits,
magical creatures
Objectionable content:
None
Plot Summary:
Two young girls, Mei and Satsuki, move into a new home that is close to the hospital that their mother is in. In their yard is an extremely large tree which is home to three Totoros, gods of the forest. Soon after, news from the hospital comes up that their mother can't come home as promised, so Mei (the younger daughter) runs away from home to visit her mom. Satsuki then needs to turn to Totoro for help in finding her sister.
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User Ratings:
4807 ratings have been given [details]
Running time:
86 minutes
Vintage:
1988-04-01
1998-05-30 (France)
2014-02-03 (Señal Colombia - Colombia)
2015-12-05 (Pakapaka)
2017-04-15 (Discovery Kids Latin America)
Premiere date:
1988-04-16 (Japan)
2009-09-18 (Italy)
2016-12-02 (AniFest Argentina)
2016-12-02 (AniFest Paraguay)
2018-12-14 (China)
Release dates: We have 4
Opening Theme:
"Sanpo (さんぽ; Stroll)" by Azumi Inoue
Ending Theme:
"Tonari no Totoro (となりのトトロ; My Neighbor Totoro)" by Azumi Inoue
Official website:
Vértigo Films (Spanish)
Links: We have 6
Trivia: We have 2
Comment:
The original English Dub was produced by Streamline Pictures for Japan Airlines transpacific flights in 1988. This version was then distributed theatrically in North America in 1993 by Troma and released on VHS and DVD by Fox. The Troma/Fox releases never included Japanese audio as Troma did not have any rights for the original Japanese Audio.
Reviews:
My Neighbor Totoro BD+DVD (Nov 28, 2014)
My Neighbor Totoro Novel (Oct 20, 2013)
My Neighbor Totoro (Dec 9, 2002)
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Director: Hayao Miyazaki
Screenplay: Hayao Miyazaki
Storyboard: Hayao Miyazaki
Music: Joe Hisaishi
Original creator: Hayao Miyazaki
Character Design: Yoshiharu Satō
Art Director: Kazuo Oga
Animation Director: Yoshiharu Satō
Director of Photography: Hisao Shirai
Executive producer: Yasuyoshi Tokuma
Animation:
Komasa Aki Yamagata Akiko Ishii (Anime Torotoro) Akiko Teshima Emiko Iwayanagi Hajime Yoshida (Studio Fantasia) Junichi Nagano (Studio Fantasia) Kazuko Fukutomi Kazumi Okabe Kazutaka Ozaki Keiichiro Hattori Keiko Watanabe Kiyo Mizutani Kiyoko Makita Kouji Ito (Anime Torotoro) Kumiko Ōtani Kyoko Higurashi Masakazu Okada Masako Sakano Masayuki Ota (Studio Fantasia) Nagisa Miyazaki Naoki Kitamura (Studio Fantasia) Naoko Takenawa Rie Niidome Ritsuko Shiina Ritsuko Tanaka Riwako Matsui Shinji Morohashi Tadateru Kawamura (Anime Torotoro) Tensai Okamura Tsuyoshi Yamamoto (Studio Fantasia) Yuka Endo Yukari Maeda Yukari Yamaura (Anime Torotoro)
Assistant Director: Tetsuya Endō
Background Art:
Akira Yamakawa (Atelier BWCA) Hidetoshi Kaneko (Atelier BWCA) Junko Ina (Atelier BWCA) Keiko Tamura (Atelier BWCA) Kiyoko Sugawara Kiyomi Ōta Makoto Shiraishi (Kobayashi Production) Masaki Yoshizaki Nobuhiro Ōtsuka (Kobayashi Production) Sadahiko Tanaka (Kobayashi Production) Satoshi Matsuoka Shinji Kimura (Kobayashi Production) Toshiro Nozaki Tsuyoshi Matsumuro (Kobayashi Production) Yōji Takeshige Yuko Matsuura (Atelier BWCA)
Color design: Nobuko Mizuta
Dialog Editing: Akira Iida
Editing: Takeshi Seyama
Editing Assistant: Hiroshi Adachi
Finish Technique Cooperation: Mamoru Murao
Finishing: Michiyo Yasuda
Key Animation:
Hideko Tagawa Hiroomi Yamakawa Katsuya Kondō Makiko Futaki Makoto Tanaka Masaaki Endō Masako Shinohara Shinji Ōtsuka Toshio Kawaguchi Tsukasa Tannai Yoshinori Kanada
Paint:
Aiko Takahashi (Studio Killy) Chiyomi Morisawa (Studio Killy) Fujino Yonei (Studio Killy) Fumi Yamane (Studio Killy) Hatsue Tanaka (Studio Killy) Hiroe Takekura (Studio Step) Hiromi Hanawa (Studio Step) Hisako Yoshida (Studio Killy) Junko Adachi (Studio Killy) Mayumi Watabe (Studio Killy) Michiko Nishimaki (Studio Killy) Michiko Ode (Studio Killy) Michiko Ota (Studio Killy) Miyoko Oka (Studio Killy) Naoko Okawa (Studio Killy) Naomi Takahashi (Studio Killy) Nobuko Watanabe (Studio Killy) Norichika Iwakiri (Studio Killy) Noriko Yamamura (Studio Killy) Reiko Shibuya (Studio Step) Reiko Suzuki (Studio Step) Toki Yanagi (Studio Killy) Tokuko Harada (Studio Killy) Tomoko Asahi (Studio Step) Toyoko Kajita (Studio Killy) Yoko Fujino (Studio Killy) Yorimi Sawauchi (Studio Step) Yoshiko Murata (Studio Killy) Yuki Kyono (Studio Step) Yuki Takagi (Studio Killy) Yuriko Kudo (Studio Killy)
Photography:
Hiroshi Itō Hiroshi Noguchi Katsuji Suzuki Katsunori Maehara Kazumi Iketani Kiyoshi Saeki Mitsuko Nanba Motoaki Ikegami Noriko Suzuki Shinji Ikegami Tetsuo Oofuji Tomoko Sugiyama Yoichi Kuroda
Production Chief: Eiko Tanaka
Production Committee:
Akira Kaneko Hikogoro Shiraishi Hiroyuki Kato Hisayoshi Otaka Masahiro Kasugaya Michio Yokoo Minoru Tadokoro Osamu Kameyama Shigeru Asou Takao Sasaki Tetsuhiko Yoshida Tomoko Kobayashi Toshio Suzuki Tsutomu Ōtsuka Yoshio Tsuboike
Production Design: Yoshiharu Satō
Recording Director: Shigeharu Shiba
Recording Director Assistant: Naoko Asari
Sound Effects: Kazutoshi Satō
Sound Effects Assistant: Hironori Ono
Sound Mixing: Shuji Inoue
Technical Assistant: Mikio Mori
Theme Song Arrangement: Joe Hisaishi (OP; ED)
Theme Song Composition: Joe Hisaishi (OP; ED)
Theme Song Performance: Azumi Inoue
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Animation Production: Studio Ghibli
Cooperation: Hakuhodo Inc.
Film Developing: Tokyo Laboratory
Finishing Technique Cooperation: Josai Duplo
Key Animation Assistance: Madhouse
Music Production: Tokuma Japan Corporation
Paint:
Domusha Group Joy Kyoei Production Studio Beam Studio Hibari Studio Killy Studio Runrun Studio Step Trans Arts Co.
Photography: Studio Cosmos
Production: Studio Ghibli
Recording Production: Omnibus Promotion
Recording Studio: Tokyo TV Center
Sound Effects: E&M Planning Center
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Additional Voice Director: Ted Lott (Disney dub)
Color Timing: Chris DeLaGuardia
Music Coordination: Yoshi Maki (Streamline dub)
Post-Production Coordinator: Cory Hansen
Post-Production Manager: David Candiff
Production Coordination: Vicki Rondou
Re-Recording Mixing: Tom Dahl
Song Lyrics: Severin Browne (Streamline dub)
Supervising ADR Editor: Petra Bach
Titles: Mary Hogg
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Digital Film Recording: WALT DISNEY Feature Animation Film and Digital Services
Distributor:
GKIDS Madman Entertainment (Australia & New Zealand) Optimum Releasing (UK) Shout! Factory (2017)
Licensed by:
Buena Vista Home Entertainment / Disney GKIDS (2017) StudioCanal (UK) Troma / Fox Home Video Viz Media (artbook)
Negative Cutting: Buena Vista Negative Cutting
Prints: Technicolor
Production: Streamline Pictures (Original English Dub)
Subtitles: Aura
Titles: Buena Vista Imaging
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Adaptation: Houria Lamhene-Belhadji |
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Broadcaster:
Arte (from 8 April 2010) Canal + (from 30 May 1998) Ciné Cinema Famiz (from 30 April 2016) NRJ12 (from 29 December 2015)
Distributor: Buena Vista Home Entertainment
Dubbing: Dubbing Brothers
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Dubbing Director: Juan Alfonso Carralero (Mexican 2010 redub)
Theme Song Performance: Elena Rodríguez (ED; Catalan dub)
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Broadcaster:
Canal CinemaPlus (Latin America) Canal MAX (Latin America) Canal RCN (Colombia) Canal UCR (dubbed) Canal Utv (Colombia) Canal+ Comedia (Spain) Canal+ Xtra (Spain) Cinema + (Colombia) Discovery Kids (Latin America) HBO Latin America (Mexican original dub) Movistar Comedia (Spain) Pakapaka Señal Colombia (Colombia - Subtitled) TV3 (Televisió de Catalunya)
Distributor:
Babilla Ciné (Colombia | Theatrical) Madness Entertainment (AniFest Argentina 2016; AniFest Paraguay 2016) Manga Films (Spain) Vértigo Films (Spain; theaters) Wild Bunch (2020)
Dubbing Studio: Zima Entertainment (Mexican 2010 redub)
Internet Streaming:
Canal RCN (Colombia) Código Animé (dubbed) Netflix (Latin America and Spain) Señal Colombia (Colombia)
Licensed by:
Aurum Producciones (Spain; 2009; expired) Vértigo Films (Spain; 2018) Zima Entertainment (Mexico)
Theatrical Releaser: Babilla Ciné (Colombia)
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Dubbing Director: Gualtiero Cannarsi
Dialogues: Gualtiero Cannarsi
Dubbing Sound: Enzo Mandara
Mixing: Roberto Moroni
Theme Song Performance: Roberta Frighi
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Dubbing Director: Krzysztof Kołbasiuk
Translation: Roman Zawadzki
Song Lyrics: Ryszard Skalski
Theme Song Performance: Beata Jankowska
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ADR Director: Orlando Viggiani (Netflix redub)
Dubbing Director: Rafael Pinheiro (Midia P Dubbing)
Script: Marcelo Del Greco (Vox Mundi redub)
Adaptation: Rodson Baldan (Netflix redub)
Casting Coordination: Orlando Viggiani (Vox Mundi redub)
Executive Director: Valvênio Martins (Vox Mundi redub)
Recording engineer: Flávio Tébi (Vox Mundi redub)
Sound Mixing:
Alexandre Calvanese (Vox Mundi redub) Flávio Tébi (Vox Mundi redub) Rosana Stefanoni (Netflix redub) |
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Broadcaster:
Canal MAX (Brazil-subtituled) Discovery Kids Brasil (dubbed) Gloob (Brazil) HBO (Brazil-subtituled version)
Dubbing Studio:
Buggin Media (Portugal; Netflix) Dublavídeo (old dub-VHS only) Midia P (Gloob Dubbing) VoxMundi (redub; 2 versions; both Discovery Kids and Netflix redubs)
Internet Streaming: Netflix (VSI redub)
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Director: Hasse Jonsson
Translation: Thomas Löwhagen
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Distributor: Deltamac Co., Ltd. |
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Licensed by: Intercontinental Video Limited |
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