Winkie der kleine Bär is a Dingo Pictures movie that was released in 2000. It is notable for reusing footage from Wabuu der freche Waschbär near the end.
Summary[]
It is a very stormy day today. Nevertheless Teddy is visiting his friends. Grummel, the old grumpy bear gives him his umbrella, because on such a stormy day it will probably begin to rain. So thinks Mo, the Kangaroo, and gives an umbrella to her daughter Mi, who wants to go with Teddy. But the umbrella disturbs Mi when jumping. Thus she stretches it - and was carried off by the wind. First Mi enjoyed the situation, but after a short while she wants to come back to the ground. Teddy called all his friends. And together they have an idea.
Plot[]
Cast[]
See also: Winkie der kleine Bär/Credits
- Armin Drogat as Wabuu, Grummel
- Georg Feils as Yodel, Brummi (uncredited, Wabuu der freche Waschbär flashback)
- Hanna Kandler as Alfred's Dog #2 (uncredited, Wabuu der freche Waschbär flashback)
- Simone Lang
- Melanie Stefan
- Rita Eischer
- Edgar Silzer as Alfred's Dog #1 (uncredited, Wabuu der freche Waschbär flashback)
- Klaus Müller as Wuschel (uncredited, Wabuu der freche Waschbär flashback)
- Viola Seiffe as Narrator (uncredited, Wabuu der freche Waschbär flashback)
- Alwine Ickert as Birds (uncredited, Wabuu der freche Waschbär flashback)
Music[]
(Without Wabuu der freche Waschbär flashback)
| ( • ) Original music |
| ( K ) Killer Tracks music |
| ( B ) Bluevalley music |
‣ Rundflug - ? [Theme tune]
‣ Didgeridoo - ? [Used throughout the film]
‣ Zip & Cindy - ? [Used throughout the film]
‣ Suspense B - ? [Used throughout the film]
‣ Ominous Jungle Drums - ? [Used throughout the film]
‣ Nigeria - ? [Used throughout the film]
‣ Marching - ? [Used throughout the film]
‣ Horn & Xylophone - ? [Used throughout the film]
‣ Schwibbeldiwappdidu - ? [Used throughout the film]
WIP
Trivia[]
- This is the final appearance of Wabuu.
- Both versions of the original script for this movie do not have the flashback sequence to Wabuu der freche Waschbär and therefore end in the same way as later German prints do, indicating that the inclusion of footage from the aforementioned film was a last-minute decision.[1]
References[]
- ↑ Private trusted source