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Panda! Go Panda!
(1972)
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Cast
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Kazuko Sugiyama | ... |
Mimiko
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Kazuo Kumakura | ... |
Papanda
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Yoshiko Ohta | ... |
Pan-chan
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Yasuo Yamada | ... |
Omawari-san
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Alexis A. Edward | ... |
(voice: English version)
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Katie Evans | ... |
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Leigh Everest | ... |
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Melissa Fahn | ... |
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| Barbara Goodson | ... |
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Dougary Grant | ... |
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W.T. Hatch | ... |
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Chet Huntley | ... |
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Steve Kramer | ... |
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Cody MacKenzie | ... |
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Melanie MacQueen | ... |
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(as Aline Leslie)
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Storyline
When her grandmother goes away on a trip, 7-year-old Mimiko stays at home by herself in her small, friendly village, unafraid of burglars. When she arrives back home from the train station where she saw her grandmother off, she discovers she has a visitor-a baby panda. She quickly makes friends with the young panda and names it Pannie. She later meets Pannie's father, a large panda she calls Papanda. She dubs Pannie her son and Papanda her father, and the three become a happy family with their own big adventures. Written by Morticon
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(Japan) See more »Also Known As:
Les aventures de petit panda See more »Company Credits
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1.33 : 1
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Trivia
The little heroine Mimiko bears a superficial resemblance to Astrid Lindgren's Pippi Longstocking, who was a model for the character. Back in 1971 (a year before this film's release), Hayao Miyazaki and Isao Takahata planned on doing an animated film adaptation of Lindgren's character. Both Miyazaki and Takahata went to Sweden to not only do location scouting, but personally discuss the production with Lindgren. Unfortunately, after their meeting, the rights were refused and the proposed project was canceled. (Watercolored storyboards by Miyazaki are among what remain of the project.) See more »
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