The Easter Panther

The Easter Panther

October 20, 1995 TV Episode The Pink Panther

Studio
DePatie-Freleng Enterprises, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Animation, Mirisch-Geoffrey-DePatie Frelang Productions, United Artists, Claster Television Incorporated
Animation studio
Wang Film Productions Company
Distributor
Claster Television Incorporated, Camelot Entertainment Sales

Synopsis

Pinky tries to foil a heist by the Dogfather during the White House Easter Egg Hunt.

Characters

Pink Panther

Credits

Directing

Director
Charles Grosvenor, Byron Vaughns

Music

Music
Albert Olson, James Stemple
Pink Panther Theme
Henry Mancini

Editing

Editor
Tony Garber
Supervising Film Editor
Mike Bradley
Negative Cutter
Mary Nelson Duerrstein
On-Line Editor
Brian A. Lettieri

Sound

Re-Recording Mixer
Ray Leonard
Dialogue Recordists
Jeff Sheridan, Jeff Roboff
Sound Effects Design
Paca Thomas
ADR (New York)
Roy B. Yokelson
Dialogue Editor
Melissa Gentry-Ellis
Post-Production Sound
Advantage Audio

Music Department

Music Supervisor
Richard S. Kaufman
Music Editor
Marc Perlman
Music Composed By
Albert Olson, James Stemple
"Pink Panther" Theme Arranged & Orchestrated By
Eddie Arkin
"Pink Panther" Musicians
Dan Higgins, Sid Page, Barend Ross, Rick Baptist, Robert Irving, Alan Kaplan, Tony Morales, Paul Viapiano, Alan Steinberger

Casting

Casting Director
Maria Estrada
Voice Director
Kelly Ward

Production Management

Production Manager
Jonathan Dern
Post-Production Supervisor
John Grusd
Production Coordinator
Kristofor Brown
Video Post-Production Supervisor
Rob Smiley
Production Associates
Eben Eldridge, Amy Probst
Production Assistants
Brigette Leonard, Danny Dirks
Production Accounting
Debbie Nodella
Production Accounting Assistants
Megan Hoffman, Jeff Verdick, Cherry Parnell

Crew

Creative Consultants
David H. DePatie, Isadore Freleng
Staff Writer
Thomas D. Hart
Main Title Produced And Directed By
Paul Sabella
Characters And Props Designed By
Scott Jeralds
Color Computer Stylist
Cindy Spotts
Additional Pre-Production Materials
Milimetros, Jaime Diaz Producciones
Colorist
Peter Cena
Edit Assist
Barry Bindell
Video Services
Anderson Video
Supervising Composer
Mark Watters
Dialogue Recording (New York)
Roy B. Yokelson
Video Supervisor
John Grusd
Crew
The Events, Living Or Dead, And Its Unauthorized Duplication

Companies and other credits

  • Track Reading By: Winwin Entertainment
  • Additional Pre-Production Materials: Phoenix Animation Ltd
  • Additional Pre-Production Materials: Network Of Animation
  • Additional Pre-Production Materials: Inc
  • Additional Pre-Production Materials: Bardel Animation Limited
  • Additional Pre-Production Materials: Funbag Animation Studios
  • Additional Pre-Production Materials: Inc
  • Additional Pre-Production Materials: A-Film
  • Animation By: Wang Film Productions Co
  • Animation By: Inc
  • Characters And Firms Depicted In This Program Are Fictitious. Any Similarity To Actual Persons
  • Or To Actual Firms Is Purely Coincidental
  • This Program Is Protected Under The Laws Of The United States And Other Countries
  • Distribution Or Exhibition May Result In Civil Liability And Criminal Prosecution
  • © 1993 Mirisch-Depatie-Geoffrey-Freleng
  • This Program Was First Published In The United States Of America
  • Mirisch-Geoffrey-Depatie-Freleng Is The Author Of This Program For Purposes Of Article 15(2) Of The Berne Convention And All National Laws Giving Effect Thereto. All Rights In This Program Reserved U…

Production notes

This series ran 2 years, 26 episodes each year.

A controversial move was made in this series to give the normally silent Pink Panther a voice. This is the first TV series in which the Pink Panther spoke. However, the Pink Panther had spoken in the 1965 theatrical shorts Sink Pink and Pink Ice.

Awards

Nominee, Daytime Emmy Award, Outstanding Achievement in Music Direction and Composition, James Stemple, Mark Watters, Eddie Arkin and Albert Lloyd Olson (Composers), 1994