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In Search of the Titanic 

Tentacolino, or "In Search for the Titanic" tells the story of the familiar characters Juan and Elizabeth, along with their mice friends Top Connors and Ronnie and their bring-along-dog Smile. After the five end up in a submarine accident, they’re taken to the wonderful lost city of Atlantis. There they discover a rebellion of rats who want to break free from the city and take over the world.
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Tentacolino, or "In Search for the Titanic" tells the story of the familiar characters Juan and Elizabeth, along with their mice friends Top Connors and Ronnie and their bring-along-dog Smile. After the five end up in a submarine accident, they’re taken to the wonderful lost city of Atlantis. There they discover a rebellion of rats who want to break free from the city and take over the world.

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Genre:Animation, Family
Directed By:Kim Jun Ok
Written By:Loris Peota, Clelia Castaldo
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Mondo TV

Cast

Director

Kim Jun Ok

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Oliviero Dinelli

Tentacolino (voice)

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Barbara De Bortoli

Elizabeth (voice)

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Fabio Boccanera

Don Juan (voice)

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Stefano Mondini

Smile (voice)

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Rodolfo Bianchi

Re di Atlantide (voice) / Amazzone del mare #2 (voice)

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Beatrice Margiotti

Regina di Atlantide (voice)

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Paolo Buglioni

Denti di Ghiaccio (voice)

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Roberto Del Giudice

Pimgio (voice)

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Sergio Luzi

Ronnie (voice)

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Stefano Crescentini

Top Connors (voice)

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Fabrizio Vidale

Cutter (voice)

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