The Blockade
- Studio
- Filmation Associates
- Animation studio
- Tokyo Movie Shinsha
Synopsis
Zorro risks his life to attack an enemy French man-of-war that has blockaded the port of San Pedro.
Characters
Don Diego/Zorro, Miguel, Captain Ramon, Sergeant Gonzales, Maria, Lucia, Don Alejandro/Governor General, Fray Gaspar
Credits
Producing
- Producer
- Don Christensen
- Executive Producers
- Lou Scheimer, Norm Prescott
Writing
- Writer
- Arthur Browne Jr
Voices
- Voice
- Henry Darrow (Don Diego/Zorro), Julio Medina (Miguel), Eric Mason (Captain Ramon), Don Diamond (Sergeant Gonzales), Christine Avila (Maria), Socorro Valdez (Lucia), Carlos Rivas (Don Alejandro/Governor General), East Carlo (Fray Gaspar)
Music
- Music
- Yvette Blais, Jeff Michael
Editing
- Editor
- Ron Fedele, Joe Gall, Hector Gika
- Supervising Film Editor
- George Mahana
Crew
- Storyboard Supervisors
- Bob Arkwright, Mike Joens, Rich Fogel, Lonnie Lloyd
- Storyboard Director
- Karl Geurs
- Storyboards
- Sylvia Brinkkord, Charles Howell, Barry Caldwell, Robert Lamb, Vic Falchele, Don Manuel, Carl Dorese, Sharon Rolnik, Paul Fennell, David Russell, Eddie Fitzgerald, Ernie Schmidt, Bob Forward, Bruce Strock, Warren Greenwood, Michael Swanigan, Mike Hazy, George Turner, Stephen Hickner, Wendell Washer, Byron Vaughns
- Graphics
- Mike Randall
- Film Coordinators
- June Gilham, Toni Christiansen
- Production Controller
- Bob Wilson
- Sound
- Glen Glenn Sound
- Film Editors
- Ron Fedele, Joe Gall, Hector Gika
- Supervising Film Editor
- George Mahana
- Editorial Consultant
- Bill Moore
- Film Transfer
- Paul Galloway
- Background Music
- Yvette Blais, Jeff Michael
- Music Editor
- Jerry Cohen
- Music Publisher
- Shermley Music Co
- "Zorro" Animation Produced by
- Tokyo Movie Shinsha Co
- Executive Vice President/Creative Affairs
- Arthur H. Nadel
Companies and other credits
- Music Publisher: A.S.C.A.P
- "Zorro" Animation Produced by: Ltd
- A Filmation Production
- © Copyright 1981 Filmation Associates
Production notes
The "Zorro" character created by Johnston McCulley. This was the first cartoon appearance for Zorro, but the cartoon kept the spirit of the legendary swordsman's screen adventures. And yes, the customary sword-carved "Z" was part of the proceedings.
This marked the only time Filmation ever outsourced the production of one of their cartoon series.
This marked the only time Filmation ever outsourced the production of one of their cartoon series.