Jarinko Chie
English title: Chie The Brat
- Studio
- Tokyo Movie Shinsha, Toho
Characters
Chi Takemoto, Tetsu Takemoto, Gang Boss, Antonio, Kotetsu
Credits
Directing
Producing
- Producer
- Tetsuo Katayama, Hidenori Taga
Writing
- Writer
- Noboru Shiroyama, Hideo Takayashiki, Kazuyoshi Yokota, Isao Takahata
- Comic
- Etsushi Haruki
Voices
- Voice
- Katsue Miwa (Hirame), Chinatsu Nakayama (Chie), Norio Nishikawa (Tetsu), Yoshiko Ohta (Antonio Jr.)
Music
- Music
- Kiyoshi Suzuki (Katsu Hoshi)
Animation
- Animation Directors
- Yôichi Kotabe, Yasuo Ôtsuka
- Animator
- Kazuhiko Udagawa, Yuki Kishimo, Kazuyuki Kobayashi, Noriko Gotô, Reiko Okuyama, Shunji Saida, Atsuko Tanaka, Tsukasa Tannai, Kazuhide Tomonaga
Crew
- Design
- Yoichi Otabe
Production notes
Based on the manga by Haruki Etsuji.
The movie featured Diet politician Chinetsu Nakayama as Chie. Several Kansai comedians had their anime debuts in the movie.
To promote the film, the 84-minute TV special "Jarinko Chie: Anime Stand-Up" was shown as part of the "Kao Master Theater TV" show. Several scenes of live-action comedians were combined with footage from the anime. These included a dream sequence between Tetsu Takemoto and the voice actor who portrayed him, comedian Norio Nishikawa.
The film's success led to a TV series which ran for 64 episodes from October 3, 1981 to March 25, 1983 on MBS.
The movie featured Diet politician Chinetsu Nakayama as Chie. Several Kansai comedians had their anime debuts in the movie.
To promote the film, the 84-minute TV special "Jarinko Chie: Anime Stand-Up" was shown as part of the "Kao Master Theater TV" show. Several scenes of live-action comedians were combined with footage from the anime. These included a dream sequence between Tetsu Takemoto and the voice actor who portrayed him, comedian Norio Nishikawa.
The film's success led to a TV series which ran for 64 episodes from October 3, 1981 to March 25, 1983 on MBS.