Signor Rossi söker lyckan
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| Signor Rossi söker lyckan (Il signor Rossi cerca la felicità) | |
| Genre | Animerad film |
|---|---|
| Regissör | Bruno Bozzetto |
| Producent | Bruno Bozzetto |
| Manus | Bruno Bozzetto Guido Manuli Maurizio Nichetti |
| Skådespelare | Carlo Romano Gianfranco Mauri Grazia Pivetti Carlo Bonomi |
| Originalmusik | Franco Godi |
| Produktionsbolag | Bruno Bozzettos filmer |
| Premiär | 1976 |
| Speltid | 81 min |
| Land |  Italien |
| Språk | Italienska |
| IMDb Elonet | |
Signor Rossi söker lyckan ('Il signor Rossi cerca la felicità') är en italiensk animerad film från 1976, baserad på kort filmer Herr Rossi skapad av Bruno Bozzetto.
Utgivning
Filmen släpptes i Europa och hade stor framgång, särskilt i Västtyskland 1976 och i Spanien 1983.
| Internationella publiceringsdatum | ||
|---|---|---|
| Land | Filmtitel | Datum |
 Italien | Il Signor Rossi cerca la felicità | 25 november 1976 |
 Storbritannien | Mr. Rossi Looks For Happiness | 1976 |
 USA | ? | |
 Frankrike | Monsieur Rossi cherche le bonheur | 1976 |
 Tyskland | Herr Rossi sucht das Glück | 4 marzo 1976 |
 Spanien | El señor Rossi busca la felicidad | 1983 |
 Argentina | ? | |
 Kanadafranska | M. Rossi et le sifflet magique | ? |
 Danmark | Hr. Rossi søger lykke | ? |
 Nederländerna | De heer Rossi zoekt geluk | ? |
 Portugal | O Sr. Rossi procura a felicidade | ? |
 Brasilien | ? | |
 Azerbajdzjan | Mister Rossi xoşbəxtlik axtarır | ? |
 Turkiet | Bay Rossi Mutluluk Arıyor | ? |
 Sverige | Signor Rossi söker lyckan | ? |
 Finland | Herra Rossi onnea etsimässä | ? |
 Iran | ایجاد آقای رُوسی دنبال شادی میگردد | ? |
Skådespelare
Originalversionen
| Carlo Romano | Herr Rossi |
| Gianfranco Mauri | Gastone |
| Grazia Pivetti | Fe |
| Carlo Bonomi | Allt rollfigur |
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