Griechische Sagen: Perseus (also known as simply Perseus) is the first ever feature from Dingo Pictures, released in 1992.
Summary[]
"Perseus won't bring you luck, Acrisius", oracles the seer Talos at the birth of Perseus, the son of the father of the god Zeus. And that doesn't happen. Acrisius sends his grandson out to sea. But Zeus protects his son and Perseus is saved.
Will Zeus help him too? Can Perseus make his way to Medusa with the dreadful snake head? Or will Andromeda be freed from the shark? And what does the oracle say?
All of this and more you'll find out in the exciting and entertaining cartoon from the world of Greek tales.
Plot[]
Cast[]
See also: Griechische Sagen: Perseus/Credits
- Rainer Maria Erhardt (Narrator, uncredited)
- Viola Seiffe as Danae, Graea sisters, Nymphs
- Günther Henne as Perseus and Ajax
- Armin Drogad as King Atlas and Dyctis
- Mariechen as Andromeda
Trivia[]
- This is among Dingo Pictures' very few movies to be consistently, fluidly animated. Notably, being their earliest release, this contrasts strongly against posterior films, which are infamous for their extremely poor quality in terms of animation.
Goofs[]
- When Ajax asks if the fight is over while at the dining table, a brief snippet of the music from the desert scene can be heard. This is likely a leftover from a deleted part of the scene.
Screenshots[]
See Griechische Sagen: Perseus/Screenshots
Releases[]
See Griechische Sagen: Perseus/Releases
