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Mio in the Land of Faraway ()

Mio min Mio (original title)
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A lonely boy who is transferred from his dull life with his adoptive parents to the land where his real father is the King. In that country, he sets out on a quest, together with his new friend, to destroy the evil Knight Kato.

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Mio / Bosse (as Nicholas Pickard)
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Jum-Jum / Benke
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The King
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The Weaver Woman
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Kato
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The Swordmaker
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Eno / Carpetbeater (as Igor Isulovitch)
Gunilla Nyroos ...
Aunt Edna
Linn Stokke ...
Mrs. Lundin
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Benke's Father
Geoffrey Staines ...
The Spirit
Lyubov Germanova ...
Jum-Jum's Mother (as Lubov Germanova)
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Jiri (as Andrei Petrov)
Andrey Sergeev ...
Nonno
Denis Bodrov ...
Lollo
Anna Foght ...
Millimani
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
William Aldridge ...
Guard
Robin Berglund ...
Boy at the Yard (voice)
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The King (voice)
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The Weaver Woman (voice)
Crispin Dickson Wendenius ...
Boy at the Yard (voice)
Max Dickson ...
Boy at the Yard (voice)
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Mrs. Lundin (voice)
Gunnar Ernblad ...
Bridgekeeper / Kato's Guard / Kato's Spy (voice)
Åse Fognar ...
Jiri's Big Sister (voice)
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The Swordmaker (voice)
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Kato (voice)
Ulf Håkan Jansson ...
Benke's Father / Bridgekeeper / Kato's Guard / Kato's Spy (voice)
Pontus Lantz ...
Mio / Bosse (voice)
Christoffer Levah ...
Jiri / Boy at the Yard (voice)
Caroline Löthner ...
Jiri's Little Sister (voice)
Martin Risler ...
Boy at the Yard (voice) (as Martin Rissler)
Johan Rundqvist ...
Nonno / Boy at the Yard (voice)
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Eno / Carpetbeater (voice)
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The Spirit / Kato's Spy (voice)
Lasse Swärd ...
Mr. Sixten (voice)
Max Winerdahl ...
Jum-Jum / Benke (voice) (as Max Winerdal)
Issam W. Zaid

Directed by

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Vladimir Grammatikov

Written by

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William Aldridge ... (screenplay)
 
Astrid Lindgren ... (novel)
 
Andrey Ivanov ... (adaptation) (as Andrei Ivanov)

Produced by

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William Aldridge ... co-producer
Ingemar Ejve ... producer
Terje Kristiansen ... executive producer
Göran Lindström ... co-producer
Hans Lönnerheden ... line producer
Klas Olofsson ... executive producer

Music by

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Benny Andersson
Anders Eljas

Cinematography by

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Aleksandr Antipenko ... (as Alexander Antipenko)
Kjell Vassdal

Editing by

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Darek Hodor

Editorial Department

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Carina Hellberg ... assistant editor

Production Design by

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Konstantin Zagorsky

Costume Design by

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Yevgeniya Chervonskaya

Makeup Department

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Kaj Grönberg ... makeup artist
Luiza Machilskaya ... makeup artist
Maria Strid ... makeup artist

Production Management

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Hans Lönnerheden ... production manager
Robert Simmonds ... production manager
Mikhail Zilberman ... production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Espen Fremming ... assistant director
Sonja Konbrandt ... assistant director
Ludmila Kruglikova ... assistant director
Igor Pivovarov ... assistant director
Iosef Sosland ... first assistant director

Art Department

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Niklas Ejve ... assistant production designer
Cecilia Iversen ... props

Sound Department

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Dmitri Bogolepov ... sound
John Hayward ... re-recording mixer
Gert Landevall ... sound (as Gert Landewall)
Anders Larsson ... guide track recorder
Bengt Löthner ... sound mixer
Eva Löthner ... sound
Brian Mann ... sound effects editor
Olle Unnerstad ... sound

Special Effects by

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Derek Meddings ... special effects
Digby Milner ... special effects technician
Roy Spencer ... special effects technician

Visual Effects by

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Rex Neville ... optical supervsior
Suzie F. Wiesmann ... visual effects production coordinator (as Susie Ford)

Stunts

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Yevgeniy Bogorodskiy ... stunts (as Evgeniy Bogorodskiy)
Konstamkin Bogorodsky ... stunts
William De Vital ... stunt coordinator (as William Devital)
Valery Pavlotos ... stunt coordinator
Sergei Strelkov ... stunts
Elena Stupakova ... stunts
Maria Sulimovskaya ... stunts
Nikolay Sulimovsky ... stunts

Camera and Electrical Department

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Daniel Bergman ... grip
Ragnar Hansson ... electrician
Bengt Lundgren ... electrician
Vladimir Maykovsky ... still photographer
Michael McDermott ... gaffer
Igor Rakutko ... assistant camera
Anatoly Susekov ... assistant camera
Kjell Vassdal ... camera operator
Peter Östlund ... assistant camera

Location Management

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Anne Ingvar ... location manager
Leonid Liberman ... location manager

Music Department

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Benny Andersson ... music arranger
Anders Eljas ... music arranger
Sergei Scripka ... conductor (as Sergey Skripka)

Script and Continuity Department

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Anna Sophie Langfeldt ... script supervisor (as Anna-Sophie Langfeldt)

Additional Crew

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Victoria Afanasieva ... production assistant
Lilia Alexejeva ... production assistant
Kim Berg ... production assistant
Josefin Ejve ... production assistant
Tony Krantz ... production assistant
Nadezda Krychkova ... accountant
Nancy Manningham ... dialogue coach
Mikhail Medvedev ... production assistant
Lennart Norbäck ... production coordinator
Suzie F. Wiesmann ... production secretary (as Susan Ford)

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

A fantasy about a lonely boy who is transported from his dull life with his cold adoptive parents to a pastoral land where he discovers his real father is the king. In that country, he sets out on a quest, together with his new friend, to destroy the evil knight Kato. Written by

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Taglines They're two best friends, a million miles from home. On an incredible adventure, beyond the boundaries of space and time. In a place called...The Land of Faraway. See more »
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Also Known As
  • Мио, мой Мио (Soviet Union, Russian title)
  • Mio, moy Mio (Soviet Union, Russian title)
  • Mio in the Land of Faraway (United States)
  • Mio in the Land of Faraway (World-wide, English title)
  • Mio in the Land of Faraway (India, English title)
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Runtime
  • 99 min
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Budget SEK55,000,000 (estimated)

Did You Know?

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Trivia Based on a book by Astrid Lindgren, author of "Pippi Longstocking". Lindgren wrote the book after she saw a lonely boy sitting on a park bench in Stockholm, Sweden. She wondered what he was doing there, who he was, and where he would end up, and that gave birth to the story of Prince Mio. The bench on which the boy sat can still be found in Stockholm today, marked with a sign saying "Mio sat here". See more »
Movie Connections Referenced in Our VHS Collection (2019). See more »
Soundtracks Mio My Mio See more »
Quotes [repeated line]
The King: Mio... My Mio...
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