Rudolf the Black Cat (movie)

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Alternative title:
Gatos: Un viaje de vuelta a casa (Spanish)
Rodolfo, el gatito negro (Spanish)
Rudolf alla ricerca della felicità (Italian)
Rudolf der schwarze Kater (German)
Rudolf to Ippaiattena (Japanese)
ルドルフとイッパイアッテナ (Japanese)
黑貓魯道夫 (Chinese (Taiwan))
Genres: adventure, drama
Plot Summary: Rudolf enjoys a life of comfort and care in Gifu, Japan. Yet true to the adage, curiosity gets the best of the kitten, and he decides to explore beyond the four walls of his home. When he's inadvertently whisked into the back of a cargo truck and lands in Tokyo, he befriends Gottalot, a seasoned street cat who possesses a crucial and unusual skill that will help him find his way home: the ability to read the human language.
Running time: 89 minutes
Vintage: 2016-07-12
Premiere date:
2016-08-06 (Japan)
2017-02-03 (Taiwan)
2017-02-25 (USA, New York International Children's Film Festival)
2017-09-29 (Spain)
Release dates: We have 1
Ending Theme:
"Kuroi Neko no Uta" (黒い猫の歌) by back number
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Japanese staff
Japanese cast
Director:
Kunihiko Yuyama
Motonori Sakakibara
Screenplay: Yōichi Katō
Storyboard:
Hiromasa Amano
Jōji Shimura
Katsuhito Akiyama
Kunihiko Yuyama
Takeshi Mori
Tetsuro Amino
Yoshikazu Miyao
Music: Naoki Satō
Original creator:
Hanmo Sugiura (illustration)
Hiroshi Saitō (story)
Character Design: Tōru Patrick Awa
Sound Director: Masafumi Mima
Executive producer: Daisuke Kadoya
Producer:
Megumi Hoshino
Misako Saka
Takuya Itō

Animation producer: Masashi Kobayashi
Associate producer:
Junichi Yanagihara
Naoto Hatakeyama
CG Animation:
Hiroyuki Torii (Dandelion)
Mitsuru Yoshida (Dandelion)
CG Animation Chief: Konomi Watanabe (Dandelion)
CG Producer: Hiroyuki Satō (Dandelion)
CG Production Manager: Kenta Suzuki (Dandelion)
CG Technical Director: Hiroto Nishitani (Dandelion)
Character Modeler:
Christopher Lee 
He Xue Song
Hiroaki Takagi 
Richa Kaul
Romain Blanchet
Ryuma Suzuki
Shōgo Yoshimura
Shōhei Tanimoto
Vikram Venkataraghavan
Character Supervisor: Tetsuya Ishii
Chief Executive Producer:
Eisaku Yoshikawa (Nippon Shuppan Hanbai)
Keiichi Sawa (VAP)
Ken Sakamoto (Lawson HMV Entertainment)
Kiyoshi Nagai (Dentsu)
Masaya Yabushita (Yomiuri TV)
Mika Nakamura (PPM)
Minami Ichikawa (TOHO)
Nobuyasu Suzuki (Kodansha)
Toshiaki Okuno (OLM)
Yoshikazu Kumagai (D.N. Dream Partners)
Yoshio Nakayama (Nippon TV)
Yoshitaka Hori (Horipro)
Yoshitaka Tao (Bandai)
General Producer: Seiji Okuda
Lead Character Modeler: Chie Taniguchi
Music Cooperation:
Chiaki Sekiguchi (id ENTERTAINMENT)
Kensuke Terada (id ENTERTAINMENT)
Kyoko Teradate (Universal Music)
Maki Yamamoto (山本麻樹; Universal Music)
Shigenobu Otsuji (id ENTERTAINMENT)
Takeshi Fujita (Universal Music)
Tomo Fukazawa (id ENTERTAINMENT)
Music producer: Takeshi Ōno
Music Production Coordination: Kozo Araki
Planning Producer: Naoki Iwasa
Production Committee:
Akiko Kawashima (川島知子; PPM)
Atsushi Sugai (HoriPro)
Aya Mizutani (Bandai)
Chikara Okubo (OLM)
Dai Horikoshi (VAP)
Eiko Katagiri (OLM)
Emi Nakagawa (OLM)
Eri Hosoda (細田恵理; PPM)
Etsuyo Sekikawa (Nippon TV)
Haruna Hirose (Lawson HMV Entertainment)
Hideko Yamada (OLM)
Hikaru Onoda (TOHO)
Hiroki Tsubouchi (Sapporo TV)
Hiroko Tomosada (VAP)
Hironobu Shinoda (D.N. Dream Partners)
Hiroshi Nakayabu (Sapporo TV)
Hiroshi Tashō (D.N. Dream Partners)
Hiroshi Yoneda (米田弘志; Dentsu)
Hirotaka Suzuki (Sapporo TV)
Hisashi Usui (TOHO)
Kaori Chanomae (VAP)
Kaori Motegi (PPM)
Katsuhiro Nakamura (Shizuoka Daiichi TV)
Kazuyuki Sakurada (桜田和之; Shizuoka Daiichi TV)
Kenji Abe (PPM)
Kenji Komatsu (Nippon Shuppan Hanbai)
Kento Hidaka (Hiroshima TV)
Kimitoshi Satō (Miyagi TV)
Koji Takagaki (Hiroshima TV)
Kunio Shibagaki (Chukyo TV)
Mari Yoshikawa (Yomiuri TV)
Mieko Sato (佐藤みえ子; Miyagi TV)
Miho Matori (OLM)
Mihoko Hosono (PPM)
Mitsuru Ōshima (OLM)
Motoharu Fujii (HoriPro)
Nakuru Yamatani (Kodansha)
Naoki Atsumi (Bandai)
Naoki Fujimura (Hiroshima TV)
Naoko Miyamoto (OLM)
Naotaka Kito (Nippon TV)
Naoya Moritani (Lawson HMV Entertainment)
Natsumi Shirahama (Nippon Shuppan Hanbai)
Nobuaki Tanaka (D.N. Dream Partners)
Nobuhiko Momoi (Bandai)
Nobuyuki Iinuma (Nippon TV)
Noriko Wakihama (Yomiuri TV)
Norio Ota (Fukuoka Broadcasting)
Nozomu Takahashi (Nippon TV)
Ryō Shiomi (Kodansha)
Ryōichi Baba (馬場亮一; Fukuoka Broadcasting)
Ryūichi Hasegawa (OLM)
Satoru Negishi (Nippon Shuupan Hanbai)
Seiko Yokoyama (OLM)
Shigeyasu Suzuki (OLM)
Shinichiro Misawa (Chukyo TV)
Shiro Nagata (Lawson HMV Entertainment)
Shōji Todaka (Fukuoka Broadcasting)
Shōko Andō (安藤翔子; HoriPro)
Taichi Ueda (TOHO)
Takahiro Satō (Nippon TV)
Takeshi Kojima (OLM)
Takeshi Yamamoto (山本剛士; VAP)
Takuya Matsushita (Kodansha)
Tomohiro Katō (Shizuoka Daiichi TV)
Tomohiro Takagi (Dentsu)
Tomoko Hoshino (OLM)
Tomoko Sakoda (Nippon TV)
Toru Umemoto (Yomiuri TV)
Toshiyuki Konno (Miyagi TV)
Toshiyuki Tanaka (Kodansha)
Tsuneo Takashima (Kodansha)
Tsuneyoshi Hiraga (OLM)
Yoshikazu Nakai (Dentsu)
Yoshiteru Yagashira (Chukyo TV)
Yumi Ino (PPM)
Production Cooperation:
Daisuke Masutani
Daisuke Yoshioka
Katsumi Takao
Tsukasa Koitabashi
Production manager:
Ken Niiyama
Kentaro Tominaga
Theme Song Arrangement:
back number
soundbreakers
Theme Song Composition: Iyori Shimizu
Theme Song Lyrics: Iyori Shimizu
Theme Song Performance: back number
Mao Inoue as Rudolf
Ryōhei Suzuki as Ippaiattena

Akio Ōtsuka as Kuma-sensei
Arata Furuta as Devil
Nana Mizuki as Misha
Norito Yashima as Buchi
Rio Sasaki as Rie-chan
Sandayū Dokumamushi as Truck driver
Yuka Terasaki as Rudolf's younger brother

Aya Kawakami as Children
Gidou Tsujioka as Television Announcer (Announcer for Nippon Television Network Corporation)
Hiroshi Saitō as Bicycle Uncle (special appearance)
Kazuhiro Fusegawa as Gifu Fish Shop Owner
Kensuke Satō as Give and Take Driver
Kunpei Sakamoto as Tokyo Fish Shop
Michiko Kaiden as Auntie Drying Futon
Noa Iwamoto as Town announcement (Nippon Television Announcer)
Rei Shimoda as Rie-chan's mother
Shinnosuke Ogami as Truck Driver
Shōhei Komatsu as Children
Tokuyoshi Kawashima as Hino
Yoshino Ohtori as Granny
Yūko Kaida as The Cat Next Door
Japanese companies
Spanish cast
Spanish staff
Executive producer:
Jorge Gabarró Frau (Selecta Visión)
Miguel Ángel Hoffmann (Arcade Media)
Joel Mulachs as Rodolf (Catalan dub)
Silvia Cabrera as Rudolf (Spain dub)

Alfonso Vallés as Tengounmontón/Tinc-molts-noms-jo (Spain/Catalan dub)
Joan Massotkleiner as Dimoni (Catalan dub)
Marc Gómez as Bucchi (Catalan dub)
Miguel Ángel Jenner as Diablo (Spain dub)
Rubén Felis as Bucchi (Spain dub)

Boris Sanz as Professor Bear (Spain dub)
Carmen Calvell as Mare de la Rie (Catalan dub)
Elisabet Bargalló as Rie (Catalan dub)
Eva Andrés as Rie (Spain dub)
Eva Bau as Misha (Spain dub)
Jordi Nogueras as Amo d'en Tigre (Catalan dub)
Maria Josep Guasch as Gata veïna (Catalan dub)
Nina Romero as Rudolf's Younger Brother (Spain dub)
Ramon Canals as Camioner (Catalan dub)
Roger Pera as Narrador (Spain/Catalan dub) 

Alex Meseguer (Catalan dub)
Dario Torrent (Spain dub)
Jorge Tejedor (Spain dub)
Mabel Jimenez (Spain dub)
Marta Aparicio (Spain dub)
Rafael Ordóñez Arrieta (Spain dub)
Rosa López (Spain dub)
Spanish companies
ADR Studio:
AC Estudis (Spain dub)
Takemaker (Spain dub)
Broadcaster: Clan TVE (Spain)
Internet Streaming:
Anime Box (Spain)
Filmin (Spain)
fuboTV (Spain)
iTunes (Spain)
Licensed by:
Arcade Media (Latin America)
Selecta Visión (Spain)
Italian staff
Italian cast
Dubbing Director: Alessio Ward

Dialogues: Cristina Fenuccio
Dubbing Assistant: Cristina Fenuccio
Dubbing Engineer: Alessandro Murgia
Mixing: Davide D'Angelo
Synchronization: Alessandro Murgia
Italian companies
German staff
German cast
ADR Director: Detlef Klein
Script: Andreas Barz
Daniel Welbat as Ippai
Daniela Reidies as Rudolf

Christian Rudolf as Flecki (Buchi)
Hanns Jörg Krumpholz as Kuma
Konstantin Graudus as Devil
Lillith Gebauer as Rie
Merete Brettschneider as Misha

Alina Degener as Rudolf (young)
Katrin Decker as Neighbour Cat

Julia Holmes
Katja Brügger
Kerstin Draeger
Michael Bideller
Wolfgang Riehm
German companies
Portuguese staff
Portuguese companies
(none)
Distributor: Arcade Media (Brazil) 
Portuguese cast
(none)
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