Lupo Alberto (TV series)

Lupo Alberto (in English Alberto the Wolf) is an Italian animated series aired for the first time in 1997 by The Animation Band in co-production with Rai, inspired by the homonymous character and the same comic book created by Silver; two series were produced for a total of 104 episodes, each of which lasted for seven minutes. The second season is 2002.

Lupo Alberto
GenreHumor
Created bySilver
Based on"Lupo Alberto" comic book
by Silver
Voices of
Opening theme"Stress da Lupo" (Season 2)
Composer(s)Stephan Meer (Season 1)
Pino Massara (Season 2)
Country of originItaly
Original language(s)Italian
No. of seasons2
No. of episodes104 (list of episodes)
Production
Executive producer(s)
  • Giuseppe Laganà (Season 1 & 2)
  • Jean C. Roger (Season 1)
  • Alessandro Belli (Season 2)
Running time7 minutes
Production company(s)
DistributorMondo TV
Release
Original networkRai 1
Rai 2
Rai 3
Rai Gulp
Picture format480i/576i (4:3 SDTV)
Original release1997 
2002
External links
Official website

The first season was produced by Rai Fiction, The Animation Band, Canal+, France 2, Europool and Les Armateurs, and the second by Rai Fiction and The Animation Band, but this time distributed by Mondo TV.

The opening theme of the second season is sung by Gianna Nannini was written by Vic Vergeat.[1] The series is available in Italian and English.[2]

Characters

  • Lupo Alberto (in English Alberto the Wolf) - A sarcastic and intelligent blue wolf who is a resident of the wood close to the McKenzie farm, Alberto pursues his relationship with Martha.
  • Martha[2] (Marta) - A eccentric and sweet hen who is Alberto's girlfriend.
  • Moses[2] (Mosè) - A mean sheepdog who is the obstacle to Alberto and Martha.
  • Henry The Mole (Enrico La Talpa) - An eccentric and goofy mole
  • Esther The Mole (Cesira La Talpa) - Henry's wife
  • Alfred (Alfredo) - A turkey
  • Ludwig (Lodovico) - A horse
  • Einstein (Odoardo) - Einstein is Martha's cousin
  • Glycerin (Glicerina) - A duck who has the nickname
  • Krug - A bull
  • Omar - A rooster
  • Silvietta - A teenage female sparrow
  • Arthur (Arturo) - Probably a chicken
  • Kant (Alcide) - A philosopher pig
  • Alice - Martha's friend, a fat hen

Voices actors

Italian

Actor (season 1) Actor (season 2) Character(s)
Francesco Salvi Mino Caprio Lupo Alberto
Lella Costa Beatrice Margiotti Martha
Tony Fuochi Saverio Moriones Moses
Paolo Torrisi Henry The Mole
Roberta Gallina Laurenti Mariadele Cinquegrani Esther The Mole
Alberto Olivero Manfredi Aliquò Alfred
Massimo De Ambrosis Ludwig
Riccardo Deodati Einstein
Saverio Moriones Krug
Flavio Arras Mario Bombardieri Kant
Luca Bottale Mino Caprio Glycerin
? Giorgina Pazi Alice
? Giorgina Pazi Ausionia
Dania Cericola Beatrice Margiotti Ursula
Paola Bonomi Giorgina Pazi Esmeralda
? Fabrizio Mazzotta Omar
Luca Bottale No Gustav
Luca Bottale
Alberto Olivero
Paolo Torrisi
Fabrizio Mazzotta
Monica Ward
Luigi Ferraro
Paolo Lombardi
Various voices

English

Home video

Mondo TV has released all of the first season episodes in 9 VHS, or 3 DVDs (these are rich in special content and some Silver-designed tables).

The second season episodes was again Mondo TV. For this edition, it did not use any VHS support, limited to DVD distribution. Of them, it has only 2 products, including the first 18 episodes (9 episodes each) and not treating any event in a casket.

The consequence of all this is that the episodes of the second Season are very difficult to find, even on the Internet. In the DVDs only contain the Italian and English languages.

gollark: Neat.
gollark: What's a MCHF?
gollark: I²*S*, and maybe, but probably don't do it too often without good filters.
gollark: Apparently the "RMT" (remote control interface) thing it has might be helpful: https://docs.espressif.com/projects/esp-idf/en/latest/esp32/api-reference/peripherals/rmt.html
gollark: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SSiRkpgwVKY (with an ESP8266 though).

References

  1. Stress da Lupo- Film.it
  2. "Lupo Alberto Archived 2012-03-23 at the Wayback Machine. Rai Trade. Retrieved on 24 April 2011.
  3. "Voice Acting." Francis Michel Pardeilhan. Retrieved on 24 April 2011.
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