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The adventures of a little penguin living in Antarctica.The adventures of a little penguin living in Antarctica.The adventures of a little penguin living in Antarctica.
- Directors
- Writers
- Stars
Rolan Bykov
- Toto
- (voice)
- (as R. Bykov)
Vyacheslav Nevinnyy
- Grandpa Pigo
- (voice)
- (as V. Nevinnyy)
Evgeniy Leonov
- Jack
- (voice)
- (as E. Leonov)
Yuriy Volyntsev
- Poacher
- (voice)
- (as Yu. Volyntsev)
Elena Sanaeva
- Lala
- (voice)
- (as Ye. Sanayeva)
Vladimir Ferapontov
- Poacher
- (voice)
- (as V. Ferapontov)
Vyacheslav Bogachyov
- Poacher
- (voice)
- (as V. Bogachyov)
Vladimir Soshalsky
- Poacher
- (voice)
- (as V. Soshalsky)
Svetlana Stepchenko
- Lolo
- (voice)
- (as S. Stepchenko)
Lyudmila Gnilova
- Nini
- (voice)
- (as L. Gnilova)
Natalya Chenchik
- Mac
- (voice)
- (as N. Chenchik)
Aleksey Batalov
- Narrator
- (voice)
- (as A. Batalov)
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10jane_dem
A great cartoon originally created by a Russian-Japanese team and then translated to other languages, including English. The Russian version is Priklyucheniya pingvinenka Lolo (1986) http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0997087/maindetails
Most pleasant thing about this cartoon is that the animals are as close to the nature as possible, which is rare (both in American and Russain cartoons, not sure about other parts of the world.) I'm Russian and so far I've seen only the Russian version, and the funny thing is that before I read the comments here, I was convinced that the bad guys were Americans :))) After that I've carefully watched the cartoon once again with my 2 year-old daughter (who loves it, though does not completely understand some things yet) and: the only allusion to the poachers' nationality was their dog's name - Jack. No direct references, no flag, no accent. All of us are just victims of the cold war, actually :)
What else...
Most pleasant thing about this cartoon is that the animals are as close to the nature as possible, which is rare (both in American and Russain cartoons, not sure about other parts of the world.) I'm Russian and so far I've seen only the Russian version, and the funny thing is that before I read the comments here, I was convinced that the bad guys were Americans :))) After that I've carefully watched the cartoon once again with my 2 year-old daughter (who loves it, though does not completely understand some things yet) and: the only allusion to the poachers' nationality was their dog's name - Jack. No direct references, no flag, no accent. All of us are just victims of the cold war, actually :)
What else...
- savagestar180 said "this movie is even greater then those Disney movies. For it contains almost no violence", while in the Soviet Union it was the first cartoon where blood was shown
- One of the Russian animators who created this cartoon, A. Dorogov, now works for «Walt Disney» and participated in, for example, Lilo & Stitch http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1819960/.
10tcarl03
I must have watched this movie half a million times as a kid. I went through various stages of loving and hating it. At one point we started hiding the video because, whenever our younger brother caught a glimpse of the case, he would want to watch it (sometimes multiple times in the same day). But I think I eventually ended up loving it. I haven't seen it for about 8 years, and right about now, it would really hit the spot. Older people are likely to find it too childish, fortunately, kids never think that. Scamper is a great kid's movie. And seriously, how can you go wrong with talking penguins?
Well I understand this film is somewhat stupid and cheesy (considering I just watched it again for the first time in 16 years) but I remember it being a huge childhood favorite. I loved it so much as a kid (3 or 4 years old) that the memory of this film stuck with me as an adult and I swear I searched hi and low for this movie but couldn't remember the name. I finally found it laying at the top of a wal-mart $5 bin. So anyways, it obviously did something for me as a kid cause as soon as I watched it again, it gave me the same warm feeling. Scamper is too cute!!! I recommend this film to any parent to have their child watch. Although with the intense animation skills we have now, it will probably seem a little old school.
When I was a little girl I adored this film, I thought it was ever so cute. It was also then when I had a love for penguins, growing up on Pingu and the Don Bluth film Pebble and the Penguin helped that. Now I am 17, and I still think Scamper the Penguin is a very cute movie for kids. It may start off slowly, but you are hooked later on. The animation is not that bad, as long as you're not expecting Disney standard animation you'll be fine. The Antarctic backgrounds are nice to look at, and the colours are not too dull. The music is also lovely, the theme tune was one I used to sing all the time around the house. The story is sweet, same with the characters especially Scamper and Snowflake both are so cute and Louie is very funny. Scamper the Penguin also teaches some great morals such as humans are actually good and giving back things that don't belong to you. These are morals that adults can teach their children. The seagull attacks kind of scared me when I was little, but now I am alright with them. There are parts when you laugh and others when you cry. All in all, a cute kids movie that ticks all the right boxes. 10/10 Bethany Cox
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- TriviaIn Brazil ("As Aventuras do Pinguim Arteiro"), Lolo and Pepe were named Arteiro (Fool) and Floco de Neve (Snowflake). Songs and captions were left in English.
- Quotes
Gracie: Oh Gilbert, you were so brave, you protected our eggs.
Snowflake's mother: Oh how could you let this happen? You know you were supposed to be watching the nest!
Snowflake's father: I'm sorry dear, please, try to calm down.
Gilbert: Grace, I can't tell a lie, I'm sorry, one of our eggs was taken by seagulls.
[gathers up both eggs and takes them to to the other couple]
Gilbert: Perhaps, one of these eggs belongs to you.
- Alternate versionsThe American "Scamper the Penguin" version is heavily cut for violence, changes the names of the characters, and replaces the original musical score with one by 'Bullets'.
- ConnectionsEdited from Adventure of Puffin Lolo #1 (1986)
- SoundtracksTake Us Home, Mr. Whale
Music by Masashito Maruyama
Performed by Svetlana Stepchanko and Lyudmila Ginlova
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