La petite boutique des horreurs - (Intro)

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Little Shop of Horrors - Intro, in french!

Début du film "La petite boutique des horreurs", comédie musicale de 1987. Un film-culte, un véritable ovni, adapté d'une comédie musicale sur scène. Le film fut entièrement doublé en français, y compris les chansons, ce qui est très rare pour une comédie musicale, et n'a pas dû être évident...

Pour en savoir plus sur le film et l'histoire: http://www.allocine.fr/film/fichefilm...

et:

http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Petit...

Pour voir le même extrait dans la version anglaise originale, chercher "little shop of horrors intro"

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  • Avec les voix de Philippe "Gargamel" Dumat (Mushnik) et de George "Dark Vador" Aminel (narrateur) ;)

  • @MrMauser91 Bien vu!!!

  • These girls dont seem to harmonize as well as the ones in English. Still sounds pretty decent though overall. =] They were really strong in some parts where they lacked in others.

    The voices of Seymour and Mr Mushnik were really good though. =]

  • Little: actually, I'm not sure there are singers in the french version. It could be the same girl doing the same song three times. It's just dubbing after all. They didn't need three singers.

    That said, singing in your own way and dubbing another singer are two totally different things. Dubbing and getting it hard is hard, and singing? I admire the unknown, uncredited singers who did this job.

  • Little: I meant "I'm not sure there are THREE singers...(etc)". Sorry for the confusing typo.

  • Little: I also meant: "getting it right". Ok. I'm tired.

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  • @LittleShop3824

    The girls were dubbed by three good french singers famous in backing vocals (Jocelyne Lacaille, Hélène Devos -former "Swingle Singers"- and Anne-Marie Godart).

    Seymour and Audrey have two voices: a "spoken" voice (by an actor/actress) and a "singing voice" (by singer)

    The dentist was dubbed by a famous french singer and actor named Gérard Rinaldi

  • Je t'interdis d'effacer ces chapitres! (Don't dare erase these chapters!)

  • this is funny hehe x

  • Rofl. Dont fret it. =P I understood it the first time D:

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