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Ziggy and the Zoo Tram
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Ziggy and the Zoo Tram

Tanguy de Kermel, Federico Milella
Année de sortie au Luxembourg 2016
Année de sortie au Luxembourg 2016
Réalisateur Tanguy de Kermel, Federico Milella
Producteur Luxembourgeois FABRIQUE D'IMAGES
En coproduction avec
  • Skyline Animation (BE)
  • Grid Animation (BE)
Script Rachel Murrell, Steve Midleton
Version originale
  • English
Durée 26 episodes x 11 minutes
Ventes internationales

Fabrique d’Images
Frédérique Vinel
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Cast and crew
Cast

    Voices:
    Ziggy: Marieke van Hooff
    Brian, Bunbury, Lionel: Lenny Mark Irons
    Miss Emily, Amy: Jackie Jones
    Tony: Vincent Broes
    Scottie: Emma Franks
    Flora: Bérangère McNeese
    Friendly Zoo Keeper: Tom De Beckker
    Shackleton: Ilse La Monaca

Crew
Synopsis

Ziggy and the Zoo Tram is a 3D animated series for upper pre-school. It’s about a group of animals who live in a small zoo and who have a very special secret. They go home at night. Every afternoon when the zoo closes, Ziggy the Australian freshwater crocodile and his friends Miss Emily the elephant, Lionel the lion, and the others, put on their clothes, unlock the doors of their enclosures, and get on the tram.
The tram carries them out of the zoo, across land and sea, to their village, nestled in a secluded crater on a remote island. Here they return to their own houses – each designed to reflect the personality of its owner – and live in freedom. Then they go to sleep in their own beds, before getting up the next morning, getting back on the tram, and going back to the zoo. The following morning, they gather at the tram station, greet each other, and board the tram. Everyone squeezes up to make room, and they settle down for the trip to the zoo. But on every trip – and sometimes before they even leave the crater – something unexpected happens to turn the journey into a hilarious adventure… When they arrive at the zoo – by a secret underground passage – they shed their clothes and quickly get back in their cages. There they spend the day pretending to be wild animals for the benefit of the visitors who have no inkling of their secret double life. 

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