Broken House

Broken House

September 19, 1991 (estimated) TV Episode Moomin

Also known as: Painting a House

Series titles: Tanoshii Moomin Ikka (Japanese), Happy Moomin Family (

Studio
Bulls, Marina Productions, TV Tokyo, Tele-Image Japan, Telecable Benelux B.V., Televisión Española (TVE), Yleisradio (YLE)
Distributor
A-Film Distribution, Bulls, Finlands Svenska Television (FST), Marina Productions, TV Tokyo, Telecable Benelux B.V., Televisión Española (TVE), Yleisradio (YLE)

Synopsis

There is no end to the catastrophes that befall the Hemulen - barely has the hailstorm destroyed his beloved plants when a terrible wind makes off with part of his roof, and then Little My descends on him, making the hole in the roof even bigger. She and her friends decide to do all the necessary repairs, and get so caught up with their work that when it is finished they decide to repaint everything inside, too. This is very kind of them, but sometimes people like their old walls, even if the paint may peel a bit...

Characters

Moomin, Moominmamma, Snork, Snufkin, Groke, Fillyjonk, Moominpappa, Little My, Too-Ticky, Snork Maiden, Sniff

Credits

Directing

Director
Hiroshi Saitô, Ryôsuke Takahashi

Writing

Writer
Shozo Matsuda, Akira Miyazaki, Tove Jansson
Script Supervisor
Lars Jansson

Voices

Voice
Rabbe Smedlund (Moomin), Ulla Tapaninen (Moominmamma), Samuli Edelmann (Snork), Timo Torikka (Snufkin), Tapio Hämäläinen (Groke), Leena Uotila (Fillyjonk), Matti Ruohola (Moominpappa), Elina Salo (Little My), Marja Packalén (Too-Ticky), Aila Svedberg (Snork Maiden), Eero Ahre (Sniff)
Vocal Talent (English-Language Version)
Susan Sheridan (Moomin), Toni Barry, John Chancer, David Graham, Garrick Hagon, Jeff Harding, Stacey Jefferson, Pat Starr, Peter Whitman

Animation

Animator
Osamu Kobayashi (Animation Director)

Art Department

Art Direction
Jiro Kono

Casting

Dialogue Director
Jertta Ratia

Production Management

Production Managers
Mutsuo Shimizu, Manabu Tamura
Co-Production Coordinator
Shigi Nonaka

Production notes

A Moomintroll is small and shy and fat, and has a Moominpappa and a Moominmamma. Moomins live in the forests of Finland. They like sunshine and sleep right through the winter. The snow falls and falls and falls where they live, until their houses look like great snowballs. But when spring comes, up they jump.&Momin characters reflect a specific human type. Their many adventures and subsequent resolutions stress important family values, non-violence and individual qualities of kindness, self-confidence and independence.

The third of the "Moomin" series.

This remake by Hiroshi Saito aired for 104 episodes on TV Tokyo. In 1991, starting with Episode 79, the series was renamed "Tanoshii Moomin Ikka Boken Nikki" ("Happy Moomin Family Adventure Diary"), with the directors changed to Takeyuki Kanda and Tsuneo Tominaga.