Since many years the jungle-animals have been living together peacefully. Of course there had been fights, but the strong and intelligent Lion King always managed to settle them. The Panther however had been envious on the power of the king for a long time. When the lioness got a baby and the lion did not worry so much about the animals, the Panther instigated the animals against their king. The Lion and his family were brought out of the jungle and the Panther ruled like a tyrant. The lion baby grew up far away from his homeland. One day he heard from the birds, how much the animals in the jungle had suffered from the Panther’s cruelty. He started thinking, how to help the animals.
Roswitha Haas
Director
Georg Feils
Lion / Hippo / Vulture #1 (voice)
Nicole Simon
Lioness (voice)
Hanna Kandler
Robin (voice)
Dirk Regenbogen
Panther / Vulture #2 (voice)
Armin Drogat
Parrot / Crocodile / Vulture #3 / Ringo (voice)
Jean Pinard
Bear (voice)
Herma Rothkirch
Snake (voice)
Ludwig Ickert
Mole (voice)
Alwine Ickert
Bird (voice)
Stefan Poszik
Monkey #1 (voice)
Peter Gersomke
Monkey #2 (voice)
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