Those European narrated series

[moonvisage]

Re: European and Russian Fairy Tales

Could it be the 1974 television adaption of the Brother's Grimm Fairy Tale: Allerleirauh,which translates as: All Kinds Of Fur?
This particular adaption was French,and spoken in French.Here is a clip of it for you Ann.
It is called: Donkeyskin

[ann22]

Re: European and Russian Fairy Tales

I do remember a foreign Cinderella drama that was brilliant. I wonder if it was one of these? It was in a snowy country and I remember a scene where she cracked open a walnut and her dress was magically inside it. She wore one of those hooded cloaks like in the Scottish widows ad.

[moonvisage]

Re: European and Russian Fairy Tales

If you want to buy any of these programmes from Russia,you can get them from this website,aswell as find the dates they were made.

http://www.ruscico.com/dvd_catalogue.php?lang=en

[moonvisage]

Re: European and Russian Fairy Tales

The Snow Queen - Russia

[moonvisage]

Re: European and Russian Fairy Tales

The Snow Maiden - Russia

[moonvisage]

Re: European and Russian Fairy Tales

The Princess and the Pea

[moonvisage]

European and Russian Fairy Tales

Does anybody remember these beautiful gems being shown in the seventies? I think most were made earlier,but i saw them mostly in the seventies.

The Little Mermaid - Russia

Aladdin's Magic Lamp - Russia

You may recognize some of the screen shots of Aladdin's Magic Lamp better.

[charlie1]

Re: Those European narrated series

It sounds like Three Gifts For Cinderella...what you mention happens in episode 2.

[Quetelet]

Re: Those European narrated series

I'm sure there was another one set during the Crusades, anyone care to enlighten me?

[Marine Boy]

Re: Those European narrated series

...I NEVER missed Robinson Crusoe, and you say it was on before it?

Well, I don't have the recollection myself but there are several posts in online aviation forums where people say this is when it was broadcast. I certainly recall the series and theme but can't say I'm absolutley sure when it went out.

Curious.

[rossobantam]

Re: Those European narrated series

A few more details:

The TV series was made in France in 1967-68, based on a French graphic novel. There was a subsequent series of comic strips. The programme wasn't shown in the UK until 1973 and was transmitted just before Robinson Crusoe during the summer holidays.

don't remember it at all (even the theme tune -thanks!- doesn't help)
I'm intrigued as to why that is, as I NEVER missed Robinson Crusoe, and you say it was on before it?

[Marine Boy]

Re: Those European narrated series

A few more details:

The TV series was made in France in 1967-68, based on a French graphic novel. There was a subsequent series of comic strips. The programme wasn't shown in the UK until 1973 and was transmitted just before Robinson Crusoe during the summer holidays. They made a movie of it, (or of the original graphic novel), last year!

This guy has the annual!

Bear Alley: Tanguy et Laverdure - The Aeronauts

[Marine Boy]

Re: Those European narrated series

I remember a French program based on the French air force called 'The Aeronauts'. I think the plane were Lightnings.

There are moments on this forum when I just go, "Wow!!!" because of the reminder of a show I'd watched and liked but then forgotten about for 30 or 40 years. This is one such moment. Thanks so much for the post.

There are sketchy entries on various Internet sites including 'TV Cream' but one of the best things I found was........the theme song! It's, err, "groovy man".

The Aeronauts Theme Song

[Hooper68]

Re: Those European narrated series

I remember a French program based on the French air force called 'The Aeronauts'. I think the plane were Lightnings.

I think the planes where Mirages

[hal9001]

Re: Those European narrated series

I remember a French program based on the French air force called 'The Aeronauts'. I think the plane were Lightnings.