The Adventures of Dudley The Dragon - Les Aventures D'Arthur Le Dragon

Les Aventures D'Arthur Le Dragon

During the production of the first two seasons of "Dudley", a French version was also produced. The series, "Les Aventures d'Arthur le Dragon" was a rarity, as very few TV shows had a foreign language version produced simultaneously with its regular production. For the French version, puppeteers Alex Galatis, James Rankin, and Sue Morrison (as well as Patrick McKenna, who played the Troll) continued to portray their characters, with their voices dubbed by French-speaking actors. These actors included Olivier L'Ècuyer, Christian Laurin, and Mireille Dumont. Asia Vieira, Daniel DeSanto, and Robin Weekes were replaced by French actors. The young actors portraying the kids would watch Vieira, DeSanto, and Weekes perform a scene, and then would do their version of the same scene. In addition, most of the Canadian guest stars on the show were replaced by French celebrities, with the acception of Graham Greene, who continued to portray "Mr. Crabby Tree" (with his voiced dubbed by a French actor).

French Cast

  • Alex Galatis as "Arthur le Dragon" ("Dudley", puppetry only)
  • Olivier L'Éuyer as "Arthur le Dragon ("Dudley", voice only), 'Le Lutin" ("The Leprachaun")
  • Annick Obonsawin as "Sophie" ("Sally", season 1)
  • Andréanne Bendir as "Annick" ("Sally", season 2)
  • Anael G. Roy as "Max" ("Matt", season 1)
  • Owen Leitch as "Mathieu" ("Matt", season 2)
  • Barnabé Geisweiller as "Bastien" ("Terry")
  • James Rankin as "Ti-Louis" ("Sammy", puppetry only), "M. Rouge-Gorge" ("Mr. Robin", puppetry only), "Gran-Pere Rouge Gorge" ("Grandpa Robin", puppetry only), "Ti-Gus" ("Yammi", puppetry only), "Dodo" (puppetry only), "Radar" (puppetry only)
  • Christian Laurin as "Ti-Louis" ("Sammy", voice only), "M. Rouge-Gorge" ("Mr. Robin", voice only), "M. Pommier-Grognan" ("Mr. Crabby Tree", voice only), "Gran-Pere Rouge Gorge" ("Grandpa Robin", voice only), "Ti-Gus" ("Yammi", voice only), "Bernardo" (voice only), "Kostas" (voice only), "Maluron" ("The Toxin", voice only), "Radar" (voice only), "Le Sorcier" ("The Troll", voice only), "Extraterrestre" ("The Alien", voice only)
  • Wende Welch as "Mme. Rouge-Gorge" ("Mrs. Robin", puppetry only, first few episodes), "Madame Lepic" ("Didi the Woodpecker", puppetry only, first few episodes), "Iréne" ("Katrina the Whale", puppetry only, first few episodes)
  • Sue Morrison as "Mme. Rouge-Gorge" ("Mrs. Robin", puppetry only), "Madame Lepic" ("Didi the Woodpecker", puppetry only), "Iréne" ("Katrina the Whale", puppetry only), "Rosi" ("Rosie the Skunk", puppetry only)
  • Mireille Dumont as "Mme. Rouge-Gorge" ("Mrs. Robin", voice only), "Madame Lepic" ("Didi the Woodpecker", voice only), "Iréne" ("Katrina the Whale",voice only), "Rosi" ("Rosie the Skunk", voice only), "Giselle La Poubelle" ("Clarence the Can", voice only)
  • Graham Greene as "M. Pommier-Grognan" ("Mr. Crabby Tree", performance only)
  • Patrick McKenna as "Le Sorcier" ("The Troll", performance only)
  • Marthe Moliki-Sassa as "Rosi" ("Aggie", season 1)
  • Lyne Tremblay as "Vivi" ("Aggie", season 2)
  • Ed Sahley as "Giselle La Poubelle" ("Carlence the Can", performacne only)
  • Bernard Gagnon as "Grand et Petit Géant" ("Tiny Giant")
  • Earl Pastko as "Maluron" ("The Toxin", performance only)
  • Louise Shekter as "Visage de la Nature" ("The Face of Nature")
  • René Lemieux as "Le Roi" ("The King of All Living Things")
  • Daniel Richer as "Pablo Picot" ("Pablo Pickle")
  • Angelo Cadet as "Flammo"
  • Julian Richings as "Extraterrestre" ("The Alien", performance only)

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