Princess Mononoke (movie)
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Alternative title:
A Princesa Mononoke (Portuguese)
Księżniczka Mononoke (Polish)
La Princesa Mononoke (Spanish)
Mononoke Hime (Japanese)
Princesa Mononoke (Portuguese)
Princesse Mononoké (French)
Principessa Mononoke (Italian)
Prinsessan Mononoke (Swedish)
Prinsesse Mononoke (Danish)
Prinzessin Mononoke (German)
Принцесса Мононоке (Russian)
もののけ姫 (Japanese)
幽靈公主 (Chinese (Hong Kong))
魔法公主 (Chinese (Taiwan))
모노노케 히메 (Korean)
원령공주 (Korean)
Genres: fantasy
Themes: war
Objectionable content: Significant
Plot Summary: While fighting to save his village from the attack of a demon-god, Ashitaka comes in with it and is inflicted with a deadly curse. In his search for a cure he is forced to leave his village forever and journey to the forest inhabited by animal gods. There he finds himself in the middle of a war between the forest gods and a village led by Lady Eboshi.
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Ratings: 10006 ratings have been given [details]
Running time: 133 minutes
Production cost: ¥2,400,000,000
Vintage:
1997
2005-05-09 (Señal Colombia - Colombia)
2006-12-30 (Spain, Cuatroº)
Premiere date:
1997-07-12 (Japan)
1999-08-13 (United States, Special Premiere Showing at Comicon)
1999-10-29 (United States and Canada wide release)
2000-01-12 ()
2000-01-25 (Italy - Future Film Festival)
2000-04-29 (Japan, In English with Japanese Subtitles)
2000-09-08 (Poland)
2001-01-04 (Croatia)
2003-12-24 (, RTL II - TV Premiere)
2006-01-28 (Canada, YTV)
Release dates: We have 35
Chronology:
(1994-08) Started Production
Opening Theme:
"Ashitaka Sekki" (アシタカせっき; "The Legend of Ashitaka") by Joe Hisaishi
Ending Theme:
"Mononoke Hime" (もののけ姫) by Joe Hisaishi
Official website:
Links: We have 9
Trivia: We have 6
Comment:
At just under US$20 million production costs, Princess Mononoke was the most expensive anime ever created when it was released.
Princess Mononoke was also the most successful Japanese, and in fact international (non-US) film ever created. Princess Mononoke earned over US$150 million at the Japanese box office. Mononoke was, however, beaten at the Japanese box office shortly after by the US-produced Titanic, but it kept its title as the most successful Japanese film ever produced until Miyazaki's Sen to Chihiro sured it, earning in excess of $200 million dollars in Japan alone (also suring Titanic for the Japanese box office crown).
Mononoke was included when Disney and Tokuma signed an agreement in 1996 giving Disney exclusive worldwide rights to a number of Ghibli films. Part of the deal in fact stipulated that Disney must release Mononoke theatrically in the United States. Disney agreed to this without ever seeing Mononoke.
When Disney finally saw Mononoke for the first time it was nothing like what they expected (they expected a cute, children's anime similar to Miyazaki's other films), but they were contractually obligated to release it.
The North American theatrical run of Princess Mononoke was deemed an abysmal failure in the end, the most successful international film ever created (at the time) earned a paltry $2.4 million dollars in the United States and Canada.
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Director: Hayao Miyazaki
Screenplay: Hayao Miyazaki
Music: Joe Hisaishi
Original story: Hayao Miyazaki
Sound Director: Kazuhiro Wakabayashi
Assistant Audio Director: Kei Mayama
Assistant producer: Takahiro Yonezawa
Associate producer: Seiji Okuda
Camera Supervisor: Atsushi Okui
Chief Executive Producer: Yasuyoshi Tokuma
Color design: Michiyo Yasuda
Digital Optical Recording: Noboru Nishio
Editing: Takeshi Seyama
Film Development, Digital Film I/O: Hideo Tsuji
Film Development, Optical: Masaharu Sekiguchi
Film Development, Technical Cooperation: Mikio Mori
Film Development, Timing: Hiroaki Hirabayashi
Internet Coordinator: Noriko Ishimitsu
Optical Recording: Futoshi Ueda
Orchestra Conductor: Hiroshi Kumagai
Production manager: Toshiyuki Kawabata
Publishing Development: Yukari Tai
Recording & Sound Mixing: Shuji Inoue
Recording Assistant: Masahiro Fukuhara
Software Development: Michael Arias (uncredited)
Sound Effects Assistant: Takahisa Ishino
Soundtrack CD Production: Tomoko Okada
Special Art Effects: Yoshikazu Fukutome
Special Media Advisor: Masaya Tokuyama
Theme Song Arrangement: Joe Hisaishi
Theme Song Composition: Joe Hisaishi
Theme Song Lyrics: Hayao Miyazaki
Theme Song Performance: Yoshikazu Mera
Trace Machine: Tatsumi Yukiwaki
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Advertising: TOHO
Audio Recording: Omnibus Promotion
Film Developing: Imagica
Film Preview Production: Gal Enterprise
Inbetween / Clean-up Animation: Telecom Animation Film
Key Animation: Telecom Animation Film
Main Animation Studio: Studio Ghibli
Music Performance: Tokyo City Philharmonic Orchestra
Production Studio: Studio Ghibli
Recording & Mixing: Tokyo TV Center
Sound Effects Production : VOX
Soundtrack CD Production: Tokuma Japan Communications
Special Media : The Yomiuri Shimbun
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Adaptation: Neil Gaiman
ADR Editor: Ernie Sheesley
ADR Script Consultant: Jack Fletcher
Apprentice Editor: Benu Bhargara
Associate producer: Diana Tauder
Re-Recording Mixing: Dominick Tavella
Screenplay adaptation: Neil Gaiman
Theme Song Adaptation: Neil Gaiman
Theme Song Performance: Sasha Lazard
Theme Song Translation: Steve Alpert
Voice Direction: Jack Fletcher
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Titles: Pacific Title / Mirage
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Distributor: Dai Won DVD
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Adaptation: Jean-Marc Pannetier
Dialogue Editing: Patrick Taieb
Dialogue Recording: Jean-Charles Liozu
Production manager: Dalila Trabelsi
Re-Recording Mixing: Jean-Charles Liozu
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Dialogue Recording: Dubbing Brothers
Distributor: Buena Vista Home Entertainment ()
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ADR Script: Eduardo Gutierrez (Spain dub)
Adaptation: Montse Ferrer (Catalan dub)
Creative Supervision: Santiago Aguirre (Spain dub)
Language Consultant: Montse Ferrer (Catalan dub)
Music Director: Santiago Aguirre (Spain dub)
Subtitle Translation: Ayako Kishi (Aurum; 2010)
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DVD Distribution: Babilla Ciné (Colombia)
Theatrical Releaser: Babilla Ciné (Colombia | Theatrical)
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Translation: Giorgio Nardoni (modified dubbing)
ADubbing Assistant: Yuri Bedini
Dubbing Assistant: Liselotte Parisi (modified dubbing)
Dubbing Engineer: Mauro Messi
Mixage: Mario Frezza (modified dubbing)
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Distributor: Lucky Red (ed. 2014)
Internet Streaming: Mediaset Infinity
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ADR Director: Benedikt Rabanus
Script: Cornelius Frommann
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Dubbing Director: Dimitri Stolk
Mixing: Maikel Warmerdam
Project Management: Vivian Andriese
Subtitling: Jan Jacob Mekes (Netflix)
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Dubbing: Iyuno Media Group
Internet Streaming: Netflix
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Dubbing Director: Alexander Filchenko
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Broadcaster: FAN TV (2019)
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DVD Publisher: Scanbox (Release of the DVD)
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Voice-over Production: Dubbfilm Studio (Monolith)
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Dubbing Director: Telmo de Avelar
Translation: Telmo de Avelar
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Broadcaster: Canal MAX (subtituled-Brazil)
Dubbing Studio: Herbert Richers
Internet Streaming: Netflix (Brazil)
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Distributor: Deltamac Co., Ltd.
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Licensed by: Intercontinental Video Limited
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