Les aventures de Tom Sawyer (1968– )

Stars:

Roland Demongeot, Marc Di Napoli, Lucia Ocrain

Cast

Series cast summary:
Roland Demongeot	...	Tom Sawyer (4 episodes, 1968)
Marc Di Napoli	...	Huckleberry 'Huck(y)' Finn (4 episodes, 1968)
Lucia Ocrain	...	Becky Thatcher (4 episodes, 1968)
Lina Carstens	...	Tante Polly (4 episodes, 1968)
Otto Ambros	...	Muff Potter (4 episodes, 1968)
Jacques Bilodeau	...	Joe 'Indianer-Joe' (4 episodes, 1968)
Marcel Pérès	...	Hucks Vater (4 episodes, 1968)
Serge Nubret	...	Jim 'Nigger-Jim' (4 episodes, 1968)
Roland Armontel	...	Richter Thatcher (4 episodes, 1968)
Maurice Teynac	...	Mr. Dobbins (4 episodes, 1968)
Marcela Russu	...	Witwe Douglas (4 episodes, 1968)
Emil Liptac	...	Sheriff (4 episodes, 1968)
Robert Hecker	...	Sid Sawyer (4 episodes, 1968)
Marion Verdon	...	Windy (3 episodes, 1968)
Franz Keller	...	Waliser (3 episodes, 1968)

Storyline

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Plot Keywords:

coming of age | murder | aunt | small town | half brother | 

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Genres:

Action | Adventure | Family | Romance

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Details

Country:

Romania France West Germany

Language:

German Romanian

Release Date:

1 February 1969 (France)

Also Known As:

The Adventures of Tom Sawyer

Filming Locations:

Danube Delta, Romania

Company Credits

Production Co:

Deropa Films, Franco London Films, Office de Radiodiffusion Télévision Française (ORTF)

Technical Specs

Runtime:

360 min 360 min (4 parts)

Sound Mix:

Mono

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

Did You Know?

Connections

Edited into Moartea lui Joe Indianul (1968)

User Reviews

very human touch and natural acting

In Germany it was screened in four parts in the pre-Christmas season. I would not miss one minute of it. An excellent cooperation of the different TV-companies. The participation of actors from different European countries makes a good change from the US-productions. Even as a grown up I have video-taped it as a sweet memory for a close-to-the-book filming, convincing acting by the actors of Tom and Huck and the funny comments the narrator makes. Their acting was totally realistic, natural and not at all exaggerated, except for the part of Becky. They children-cast capture all what is important at such age in a small town. Worth watching for persons of all ages.