Episode 43
Foreign titles: Pollyanna (French), Wunderbare Pollyanna (German), Pollyanna (Italian), Polyana (Spanish)
Series title: 愛少女ポリアン
- Studio
- Nippon Animation, Fuji TV
- Animation studio
- Nippon Animation
- Distributor
- Bandai Visual
Synopsis
Pollyanna is an active and cheerful American girl. After her father dies, she moves from a little town in the Midwest to the East, where her aunt lives. She is Pollyanna's only living relative, but is a very cold and self-centered woman.
Despite her adverse circumstances, Pollyanna is always positive and brings happiness to everyone around her.
Despite her adverse circumstances, Pollyanna is always positive and brings happiness to everyone around her.
Characters
Pollyanna Harrington, Polly Harrington
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Norio Yazawa, Shigeo Koshi, Fumio Kurokawa, Harumi Sugimura
- Series Director
- Kôzô Kuzuha
Producing
- Producer
- Kôichi Motohashi
Writing
- Writer
- Saiko Kumasen, Tamao Kunihiro, Chisako Hisatsura
- Based On The Original Novel, "Pollyanna" by
- Eleanor H. Porter
Animation
- Animator
- Yoshiharu Sato (Animation Director)
Voices
- Voice
- Mitsuko Horie (Pollyanna), Masako Nozawa (Polly), Banjou Ginga (Pendelton), Eiko Yamada (Jimmy), Hideyuki Hori (Timothy), Hideyuki Tanaka (Dr. Chilton), Keaton Yamada (Parkins), Keiko Han (Nancy), Kenichi Ogata (Tom), Masako Ikeda (Mrs. Kaliu), Naoko Watanabe (Jamie), Natsumi Sakuma (Bridget), Rihoko Yoshida (Della), Shinobu Adachi (Mary), Takako Kondo (Dargin), Toshihiko Seki (John), Yumi Takada (Susy), Taeko Nakanishi (Narrator)
Music
- Music
- Reijirô Oroku
Crew
- Based On The Original Novel Pollyanna By
- Eleanor H. Porter
- Art Director
- Ken Kawaii
- Character Designer
- Yoshiharu Sato, Ken Kawai
- Storyboards
- Kôzô Kuzuha, Norio Yazawa, Shigeo Koshi, Hiromi Sugimura, Fumio Kurokawa, Kenjirô Yoshida, Sunao Katabuchi
Production notes
This TV series ran for 51 episodes. This serioes aired in Japan on the Fuji TV network as part of the World Masterpiece Theater between January 12, 1986 and December 28, 1986.
Based on the 1913 novel and its sequel by Eleanor Hodgman Porter.
Based on the 1913 novel and its sequel by Eleanor Hodgman Porter.