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Ulysses
Watch as Ulysses and his men sail to faraway waters in this high quality animated classic for your kids and family. They encounter singing sirens and confront an unforgiving sea. Eventually Ulysses reaches Ithaca and slays the suitors who threaten his wife and throne.
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Watch as Ulysses and his men sail to faraway waters in this high quality animated classic for your kids and family. They encounter singing sirens and confront an unforgiving sea. Eventually Ulysses reaches Ithaca and slays the suitors who threaten his wife and throne.
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Genre:Animation, Adventure
Written By:Clelia Castaldo, Loris Peota
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Mondo TV, Hahn Shin Corporation
Cast
Peter Choi
Director
Dania Cericola
Atena (voice)
Elisabetta Cesone
Penelope (voice)
Ivo De Palma
Ulisse (voice)
Tony Fuochi
Polifemo (voice)
Emanuela Pacotto
Ancella (voice)
Marco Pagani
Agamennone/Euriloco/Uno dei Proci (voice)
Claudio Ridolfo
Antinoo/Perimede (voice)
Riccardo Rovatti
Priamo/Iro (voice)
Patrizia Scianca
Circe (voice)
Aldo Stella
Eolo/Laucoonte (voice)
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