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Around The World In 80 Days (2000) [N/A]

Release Date:
January 1, 2000

Original Title:
Around The World In 80 Days

Genres:
Animation

Production Companies:
Disney Channel France
EM.TV
France 3
La Fabrique
Les Films du Triangle
Télé Images International
Télé-Images Création

Production Countries:
France

Ratings / Certifications:
GB: U 

Runtime: 49

Join Phileas Fogg on his incredible race against time

Overview from TheMovieDB

Travel back in time to a scene set in London in 1872, where a young Phileas Fogg is about to wager a fortune in the hope of completing an impossible challenge, to travel around the world in 80 days or less. Together with his new man servant, Passpartout, the two men set sail across the Indian, Pacific and Atlantic oceans in hope of finishing their journey in time and winning their bet. However, trouble is afoot when a mysterious gentleman thief steals over £50,000 from the Bank of England. The hunt is on to find him and Inspector Fix suspects Fogs to he the bank robber and begins tailing him. Will this jeopardise Phileas Fogg's plans - an he complete his journey around the world in 80 days? Enjoy Jules Verne's classic tale of discovery and adventure.

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Production

Accountant:
Monique Villadomat
Frédérique Bernard
Richard Djoubi

Animation Coordinator:
Yves Françon

Animation Director:
Il Nam Kim

Animation Supervisor:
Mykhailo Yaremko

Art Designer:
Kamal Aitmihoub
Sylvie Gorris
Rémi Chayé
Valérie Geoffroy
Jean-Michel Senasson
Stephan San Emeterio
Ionel Luca
Thierry Sauvage

Background Designer:
Philippe Archer
Dominique Kerjean
Remy Leboissetier
Jean-Christophe Villard
Richard Mithouard
Fabienne Lechevestrier
Jean Palenstijn

Character Designer:
Richard Mithouard

Character Modelling Supervisor:
Christophe Barret
Colas Hermet

Co-Executive Producer:
André Kussmaul

Color Designer:
Nicole Dufour
Marie-Christine Campana

Compositor:
David Says
Patrick le Razer
Claudine Driant

Digital Imaging Technician:
Jean-Paul Rossard

Director:
Jean-François Laguionie

Editor:
Bernard Bats

Foley Artist:
Bertrand Amiel

Layout:
Jean-Louis Garcia

Layout Supervisor:
Emmanuel Cousin

Line Producer:
Katia Besimensky

Manager of Operations:
Lindsay White

Original Story:
Jules Verne

Production Assistant:
Muriel Chevalier

Production Coordinator:
Yannick Barbaud

Production Manager:
Babette Vimenet

Production Secretary:
Barbara Haider

Prop Maker:
Taĩb Bourass
Armand Billaud
Nathalie Biston
Catherine Halvick

Recording Supervision:
Robin Lyons

Researcher:
Katia Kegesse

Sound:
Christine Sirotti

Sound Editor:
Michel Jugnet

Sound Mixer:
Yann Legay
Lionel Thiriet
Marc Lacroix

Story Editor:
Robin Lyons
Andrew Offiler

Storyboard:
Jean-Louis Garcia
Henri Heidsieck

Technical Supervisor:
Xavier Julliot
Mireille Sarrazin

Unit Manager:
Patrick Levasseur

Writer:
Andrew Offiler
Robin Lyons

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