Whisper of the Heart
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Whisper of the Heart

Year:
Duration:
111 min
Genres:
Animation | Drama | Family | Music | Romance
IMDB rate:
8
Director:
Yoshifumi Kondô
Details
Country: Japan
Release Date: 1995-07-15
Cast
Actor
Character
Brittany Snow
Brittany Snow
Whisper of the Heart
Youko Honna
Shizuku Tsukishima
Issei Takahashi
Seiji Amasawa (voice)
Takashi Tachibana
Seiya Tsukishima (voice)
Shigeru Muroi
Asako Tsukishima (voice)
Shigeru Tsuyuguchi
The Baron
Keiju Kobayashi
Shiro Nishi (voice)
Yorie Yamashita
Shiho Tsukishima (voice)
Maiko Kayama
Yuko Harada
Yoshimi Nakajima
Sugimura (voice)
Minami Takayama
Kosaka-sensei (voice)
Mayumi Iizuka
Kinuyo (voice)
Mai Chiba
(voice)
Satoru Takahashi
(voice)
Akiko Sakaguchi
(voice)
Hiromi Yasuda
(voice)
Tatsuya Okada
(voice)
Yoshihiro Imai
(voice)
Naohisa Inoue
Tall Friend of Mr. Nishi (voice)
Suguru Egawa
Baseball Analyst (voice)
Shirô Kishibe
(voice)
Mitsuaki Ogawa
Baseball Announcer (voice)
Toshio Suzuki
(voice)
David Gallagher
Seiji Amasawa (voice: English version)
James Sikking
Seiya Tsukishima (as James B. Sikking)
Jean Smart
Asako Tsukishima (voice: English version)
Harold Gould
Shiro Nishi (voice: English version)
Courtney Thorne-Smith
Shiho Tsukishima (voice: English version)
Mika Boorem
Kinuyo (voice: English version)
Jeff Bennett
(voice: English version)
Corey Burton
(voice: English version)
Erin Chambers
(voice: English version)
Melissa Disney
(voice: English version)
Cary Elwes
The Baron
Ashley Tisdale
Yuko Harada
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Trivia
There is a billboard advertising the movie in the movie itself.
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During the filming for the earlier "Majo no Takkyubin" (Kiki's Delivery Service-lit. Witch's Express Delivery) (1989), there was concern that the name of the film, along with the character "Jiji", a black cat, would create a trademark conflict with Kuroneko Takkyubin (Black Cat Express Delivery). Kuroneko Takkyubin is like UPS or FedEx in the US and has a black cat as its logo. A compromise was reached when Kuroneko Takkyubin agreed to act as a sponsor for the film. "Mimi wo Sumaseba" (1995), set in 1990's Japan, features "cameos" by several of Kuroneko Takkyubin's distinctive green and tan delivery trucks, including a shot of one in traffic early on, when Shizuku arrives at school, when she and Yuko are walking from school, and during the closing credits (where the logo is clearly visible). There may be many others in background shots.
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The first Japanese film in Dolby Digital.
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Goofs
It is not clear whether this is a mistake or a hint that the Baron is alive, but in every scene that the Baron is shown, he looks different than the time before (position of hands, cane and hat).
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(At 22:56 - 23:20) When Shizuku first follows Muta the cat into Mr.Nishi's antique shop. Just as Shizuku watches Muta enter the shop - we are shown a golden pig statue sitting on the ground being used as a door stop to hold the shop door open, you can see that it's head is angled so that it is pointed/looking to it's right (to the left from our perspective.) But in the next scene we see that the Pig's head is not angled to either side at all - and is instead shown looking straight ahead.
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Quotes
Yasunari Tsukishima: Look at her, my little warrior.
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Seiji: Shizuku, I just wanted to let you know I really liked your lyrics. You're a really talented writer.
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Shiho: Tidy up quickly and take that lunch box to Dad. Shizuku: What?
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Faq
Q
Why does Shizuku's uniform change?
A
The first (white top) is for Spring/Summer, the second (navy blue) for Fall/Winter. It is one of the subtle indications of the passing of time in the film.
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Photos from cast
Abigail Mavity Brittany Snow Martin Spanjers Deanna Russo
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