Licia dolce Licia
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Licia dolce Licia | |
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Created by | |
Starring | Cristina D'Avena |
Country of origin | Italy |
No. of seasons | 1 |
Release | |
Original network | Italia 1 |
Original release | 9 March 29 May 1987 | –
Licia dolce Licia is an Italian tevision series. It is one of the four live adaptations of the Japanese manga Ai Shite Knight. It is the sequel to "Love me Licia" and was followed by "Teneramente Licia" and "Balliamo e cantiamo con Licia".
Cast[]
Actor | Voice actor | Role |
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Cristina D'Avena | Licia (Yakko) | |
(dialogues) (sing) |
Mirko (Go) | |
Marrabio (Shigemaro) | ||
Satomi | ||
Paolo Torrisi | Andrea (Hashizo) | |
Debora Magnaghi | Elisa (Kaoru) | |
Emanuela Pacotto | Emanuela Pacotto | Marika (Meiko) |
Mary | ||
Debora Magnaghi | Debora Magnaghi | Hitlegard |
Manuel De Peppe | Matt (Shin'ichi) | |
Steve (Hiroyuki) | ||
Tony (Eiji) | ||
Jack the manager | ||
Alessandra Karpoff | Manuela (Isuzu) | |
Paola Tovaglia | Grinta (Gonta) | |
Carlotta | ||
Grandpa Sam | ||
Lauro | ||
Vilfredo María | ||
Denise | ||
Mother of Marrabio (Shigemaro) | ||
Diletta | ||
Teo | ||
Mirko/Go's Professor | ||
Martina | ||
Cat (Uncredited) | Juliano | |
Unknown (Uncredited) | Unknown (Uncredited) | Mr. Peterson |
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Categories:
- Italian television series
- Television shows based on manga
- Italian television show stubs