Underwater Berets Trailer

Underwater Berets Trailer (1991)

24 April 1991 Animated 69 mins

After training at the dolphin reconnaissance school, the dolphin Tristan was sent on an important mission to a secret military base of the USSR to obtain information about the Russians' new strategic weapon - a submarine that transforms into an airplane. After receiving a message that an unidentified object was discovered in Soviet territorial waters, moving towards a secret base, the Soviet command ordered to urgently send an experienced special agent, the dolphin Isolde, to intercept it.

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Cast

Vasiliy Livanov

as Colonel Yellow / commander Morzhov (voice)

Tatyana Dogileva

as Isolda Pavlova (voice)

Boris Bystrov

as Tristan (voice)

Semyon Farada

as Henry / Greg (voice)

Vsevolod Abdulov

as Forwarder / helmsman (voice)

Lyudmila Gnilova

as Crab (voice)

Nikolay Grabbe

as Well-fed ship captain / truck driver (voice)

Efim Katsirov

as lieutenant colonel Red / muskrat (voice)

Vladimir Prokhorov

as John / Kremer / terrorist / captain / Morzhov / Yellow (voice)

Yuri Puzyryov

as Vlas Afinogenovich Sukhoi / announcer (voice)

Lev Shabarin

as Radio operator / watchman / parrot / news announcer (voice)

Aleksandr Ocheretyanskiy

as Brigadier General / Yasha / Stukach / Instructor (voice)

Larisa Udovichenko

as Isolda Pavlova / teacher / Anna-Mary (John's wife) (voice)

Crew

Kabul Rasulov

Kabul Rasulov Director of Photography

Aleksandr Chekhovskiy

Aleksandr Chekhovskiy Director of Photography

Natalia Demidova

Natalia Demidova Production Design

Yuriy Batanin

Yuriy Batanin Production Design

International Titles

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