Winnie-the-Pooh (1969)
Vinni-Pukh (original title)Reference View | Change View
- 11min
- Animation, Short
- 19 Jul 1969 (Soviet Union)
- Short
A Soviet version of Winnie-the-Pooh. His first adventure is a desperate attempt to get to honey in a bee hollow. He is ready to take decisive action.
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Cast
| Evgeniy Leonov | ... |
Vinni-Pukh (voice)
(as E. Leonov)
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| Iya Savvina | ... |
Pyatachok (voice)
(as I. Savvina)
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Vladimir Osenev | ... |
Narrator (voice)
(as V. Osenev)
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Directed by
| Fyodor Khitruk | ... | (as F. Khitruk) |
Written by
| A.A. Milne | ... | (books) (as A. Miln) |
| Boris Zakhoder | ... | (screenplay) (as F. Zakhoder) and |
| Fyodor Khitruk | ... | (screenplay) (as F. Khitruk) |
Music by
| Moisey Vaynberg | ... | (as M. Vaynberg) |
Cinematography by
| Nina Klimova | ... | (as N. Klimova) |
Editing by
| Nina Mayorova | ... | (as N. Mayorova) |
Art Direction by
| Eduard Nazarov | ... | (as E. Nazarov) |
| Vladimir Zuykov | ... | (as V. Zuykov) |
Production Management
| Lyubov Butyrina | ... | production manager (as L. Butyrina) |
Art Department
| Tatyana Kazantseva | ... | artist (as T. Kazantseva) |
| O. Kuprach | ... | artist (as O. Kuprach) |
| Sofiya Mitrofanova | ... | artist (as S. Mitrofanova) |
| O. Vorobyova | ... | artist (as O. Vorobyova) |
Sound Department
| Georgiy Martynyuk | ... | sound (as G. Martynyuk) |
Animation Department
| Natalya Bogomolova | ... | animator (as N. Bogomolova) |
| Violetta Kolesnikova | ... | animator (as V. Kolesnikova) |
| Mariya Motruk | ... | animator (as M. Motruk) |
| Gennadiy Sokolskiy | ... | animator (as G. Sokolskiy) |
| Svetlana Zhutovskaya | ... | animator (as S. Zhutovskaya) |
Additional Crew
| Tatyana Dombrovskaya | ... | production assistant |
| Raisa Frichinskaya | ... | story editor (as R. Frichinskaya) |
| Valentina Gilyarova | ... | production assistant |
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Distributors
- Yleisradio (YLE) (2008) (Finland) (tv)
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Storyline
| Plot Summary |
Long ago, it seems, last Friday, lived in one country a bear cub under the name of Winnie the Pooh. And why under the name? Because, above his door was the inscription: "Winnie the Pooh," and he lived under it. Once Winnie the Pooh went to the forest to have a little refreshment - he always was not averse to refreshment. In addition, he was a poet and in his spare time composed poems and even songs. Written by Peter-Patrick76 (peter-patrick@mail.com) |
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Did You Know?
| Trivia | When "Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day" (1968) won best short film at the Academy Awards in 1969, Wolfgang Reitherman told Fyodor Khitruk that, despite winning, he preferred the Soviet Union version. See more » |
| Movie Connections | Featured in The Sixth Game (1982). See more » |
| Quotes |
Vinni-Pukh:
Why do bees exist? See more » |