The Adventures of Pocahontas: Indian Princess (II) (Video 1994)
"Pocahontas" (original title)

A young Indian princess must keep the peace between her people and the newly arrived English settlers.

Directors:

Toshiyuki Hiruma, Takashi

Writer:

Jack Olesker

Stars:

Tony Ail, Nathan Aswell, Chera Bailey

Cast

Credited cast:
Tony Ail	...	(voice)
Nathan Aswell	...	(voice)
Chera Bailey	...	(voice)
Kathleen Barr	...	(voice)
Lillian Carlson	...	(voice) (as Lilliam Carlson)
Garry Chalk	...	(voice) (as Gary Chalk)
Ian James Corlett	...	(voice) (as Ian Corlett)
Michael Donovan	...	(voice)
Kent Gallie	...	(voice)
Philip Maurice Hayes	...	(voice) (as Phil Hayes)
Roger Kelly	...	(voice)
Ellen Kennedy	...	(voice)
Terry Klassen	...	(voice)
Joanne Lee	...	(voice)
Andrea Libman	...	(voice) (as Andrean Libman)

Storyline

A young Indian princess must keep the peace between her people and the newly arrived English settlers.

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Genres:

Animation | Adventure | Family | History

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Certificate:

Not Rated

Details

Country:

Japan USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

19 October 1994 (USA)

Also Known As:

The Adventures of Pocahontas: Indian Princess

Company Credits

Production Co:

Cayre Brothers, Goodtimes Entertainment, Jetlag Productions

Technical Specs

Runtime:

45 min

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

Did You Know?

Connections

Version of Pocahontas (1994)

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Soundtracks

"Princess of Peace"
(uncredited)
Produced by Andrew Dimitroff
Composed by Nick Carr, Ray Crossley and Andrew Dimitroff
Lyrics by Joellyn Cooperman

User Reviews

One of my first Jetlag animations, and I still have a soft spot for it now

I do enjoy the Jetlag animations, and while not one of the very best ones(Magic of the Snow Man, Little Red Riding Hood) The Adventures of Pocahontas:Indian Princess is better than their versions of Alice in Wonderland and Snow White. And I do still have a soft spot for it now. The animation is not perfect, with the colours in the want of more vibrancy. However, I really liked the music, Enemy or Friend is especially good, though Land of Pocahontas really draws you in with a great sense of rhythm(Land of Peace was lovely but quite as memorable), and the incidental music is poignant and fitting with the mood. The dialogue doesn't feel too over-simplistic or childish and is well meaning without preaching, the characters are more likable and less cardboard than Disney's for example and the story is engaging, swiftly-paced and moving, as well as being more realistic and I think truer to legend than Disney's. The voice work is suitably dynamic. Overall, I like it very much. 8/10 Bethany Cox