Inspektor Maska
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Also known as | Inspector Mask |
Genre | Animated television series |
Created by | Dragutin Vunak (idea) |
Directed by | [1] Borivoj Dovniković Dragutin Vunak various |
Composers | Miljenko Prohaska |
Country of origin | Croatia (Yugoslavia) |
No. of series | 1 |
No. of episodes | 13 |
Production | |
Running time | 7–10 minutes |
Production company | Zagreb Film |
Distributor | Zagreb Film STAR TV (Asia) |
Release | |
Original network | Radiotelevizija Zagreb |
Original release | 1962 1963 | –
Inspektor Maska (English: Inspector Mask) was a Croatian and Yugoslav animated comedy television series produced for television by Zagreb Film that ran from 1962 to 1963.
Development[]
The idea for the series originated from the 1959 animated short Inspektor se vratio kući, directed by Vatroslav Mimica, which was particularly well received.[2]
Synopsis[]
The story takes place in an unnamed American metropolis of the 1960s, where a criminal gang led by Prehlađeni Joe (Runny Nose Joe) carries out various criminal acts, but is thwarted by police inspektor Maska, using various disguises to track them and catch them in the end.[3][4]
Episode list[]
Source:[5]
No. | Year | Episode name (Croatian) | Episode name (English) |
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1 | 1962 | Duh u škripcu | Ghost In A Squeeze |
2 | 1962 | Crni sombrero | El Cactusito |
3 | 1962 | Kostur postavlja zamku | Skeleton Sets The Tramp |
4 | 1962 | Krađa u luci | The 10.000 Ton Robbery |
5 | 1962 | Lula Mira | Calumet |
6 | 1962 | Oteti konj | The Horsenapping |
7 | 1962 | Otmica Miss Universum | Kidnapping Of Miss Universe |
8 | 1962 | Sto jedna (101) žena Toni Kantare | Tony's 101 Bride |
9 | 1962 | Šeikov briljant | Sheikh's Jewel |
10 | 1962 | Građanin IM-5 [6] | Citizen IM-5 |
11 | 1963 | Obračun u Muzeju voštanih figura | Headsman Of The Wax Museum |
12 | 1963 | Ole, Torero! | Ole, Torero! |
13 | 1963 | Električna stolica je nestala | The Runaway Electric Chair |
References[]
- ^ DataBase, The Big Cartoon. "Gradanin IM-T (Zagreb Film)". Big Cartoon DataBase (BCDB).
- ^ The World Encyclopedia of Cartoons, Volume 3, Chelsea House Publishers, 1983, pp. 315
- ^ "Lula mira (serija Inspektor Maska)". Animafest (in Croatian). Zagreb. Retrieved 31 January 2019.
- ^ "Inspektor Maska na besplatnoj projekciji u Parku Stara Trešnjevka".
- ^ "Inspektor Maska". Zagreb Film (in Croatian). Archived from the original on 3 July 2016. Retrieved 31 January 2019.
- ^ DataBase, The Big Cartoon. "Inspektor Maska Theatrical Series -Zagreb Film". Big Cartoon DataBase (BCDB).
External links[]
Categories:
- Yugoslav culture
- 1962 Yugoslav television series debuts
- 1963 Yugoslav television series endings
- Croatian animated television series
- 1960s Yugoslav television series
- 1960s animated television series
- Zagreb Film films
- Fictional Yugoslav people
- Fictional Croatian people