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TeleTone wrote 2 years ago: 0

I'm just curious as to why "Monster Loving Maniacs" (75450) on the major web references (i.e. IMDb 13926902 etc.) make no reference to Spain or Spanish? (apart from the TVDb 427782). Was Spain/Spanish involved in any way in the production? I'm just asking as there seems to be a fair amount of literature (in Spanish) on the net and I remember this article from a long time ago. Thank you (my Spanish is Zero!)

TeleTone wrote 2 years ago: 0

@TeleTone wrote:
I'm just curious as to why "Monster Loving Maniacs" (75450) on the major web references (i.e. IMDb 13926902 etc.) make no reference to Spain or Spanish? (apart from the TVDb 427782). Was Spain/Spanish involved in any way in the production? I'm just asking as there seems to be a fair amount of literature (in Spanish) on the net and I remember this article from a long time ago. Thank you (my Spanish is Zero!)

Sorry folks - lost contact! https://www.cartonionline.com/es/wordpress/monstruos-amantes-de-los-man%C3%ADacos/


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JuanArango wrote 2 years ago: 1

@TeleTone wrote:
I'm just curious as to why "Monster Loving Maniacs" (75450) on the major web references (i.e. IMDb 13926902 etc.) make no reference to Spain or Spanish? (apart from the TVDb 427782). Was Spain/Spanish involved in any way in the production? I'm just asking as there seems to be a fair amount of literature (in Spanish) on the net and I remember this article from a long time ago. Thank you (my Spanish is Zero!)

Maybe our British cartoon expert @TomSouthwell can answer this.  :)


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momijigari wrote 2 years ago: 0

@JuanArango wrote:
Maybe our British cartoon expert @TomSouthwell can answer this.  :)

Looking at the show poster, and a quick googling can answer it too.... it's a multi-national EU-production, but it's mainly produced in Denmark, in English.

JA FIlm = danish producer // Belvision = belgian producer // Ginger Pictures = belgian&danish producer // Mondo TV Italy // Toon2Tango = german company

could add a bunch of links to sources, but c'mon, it took minutes if that to find.


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TomSouthwell wrote 2 years ago: 1

@TeleTone wrote:
I'm just curious as to why "Monster Loving Maniacs" (75450) on the major web references (i.e. IMDb 13926902 etc.) make no reference to Spain or Spanish? (apart from the TVDb 427782). Was Spain/Spanish involved in any way in the production? I'm just asking as there seems to be a fair amount of literature (in Spanish) on the net and I remember this article from a long time ago. Thank you (my Spanish is Zero!)

@momijigari wrote:
Looking at the show poster, and a quick googling can answer it too.... it's a multi-national EU-production, but it's mainly produced in Denmark, in English.

JA FIlm = danish producer // Belvision = belgian producer // Ginger Pictures = belgian&danish producer // Mondo TV Italy // Toon2Tango = german company

could add a bunch of links to sources, but c'mon, it took minutes if that to find.

My Spanish is also zero. If the show has aired in another country first we would of course change the airdates with proof of a valid source. 


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CostaDax wrote 2 years ago: 1

1) Please remove the AKA Nathaniel J Hall from Nathaniel Curtis. Both actors appeared on It's a Sin, so there was probably a mix-up on someone's part.

2) Please merge Nate Hill with Nathaniel Hill.

3) Please uncheck Jimmi Simpson as Drednok and check him as The Vindicator's Drednok in this episode of Star Trek: Prodigy.

Thank you! :)


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JuanArango wrote 2 years ago: 2

@CostaDax wrote:
1) Please remove the AKA Nathaniel J Hall from Nathaniel Curtis. Both actors appeared on It's a Sin, so there was probably a mix-up on someone's part.

2) Please merge Nate Hill with Nathaniel Hill.

3) Please uncheck Jimmi Simpson as Drednok and check him as The Vindicator's Drednok in this episode of Star Trek: Prodigy.

Thank you! :)

your three wishes have been fullfilled :)


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blackcat2021 wrote 2 years ago: 1

@Yvonne14720 fixed
(episode "Drilling Down. Decoding the Money Pit" deleted from "The Curse of Oak Island" and added to "The Curse of Oak Island: Drilling Down")
 

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