Pat & Mat (1989 film)/Credits

Here are the credits for the 1989 film Pat & Mat.

Opening credits
Universal Pictures

presents

In association with Imagine Entertainment

Pat & Mat

First part of end credits
Based on

Pat & Mat

by Lubomír Beneš and Vladimír Jiránek

Music by

James Horner

Petr Skoumal

Directed and Produced by

Phil Roman

and

Don Bluth

Written by

Dennis Marks

Cast
Additional Voices

Paul Fusco

Tress MacNeille

Carolyn Lawrence

Peter Cullen

Rob Paulsen

Alan Oppenheimer

Storyboard Artists

TBA

Additional Storyboard Artists

TBA

Editorial
TBA

Art
TBA

Layout
TBA'

Animation
TBA

Lighting
TBA

Effects
TBA

Production
TBA

Post Production
TBA

Music
TBA

Songs
“…and It’s Done!”

Written by Petr Skoumal

Preformed by Petr Skoumal

Courtesy of Supraphon

under license from Intrada

with Special Thanks to
Lubomír Beneš

Vladimír Jiránek

Zdeněk Miler (for Mole poster)

Skywalker Sound (for sound effects)

Steven Spielberg

Final part of end credits
No animals were harmed in the making of this motion picture.

The events, characters and firms depicted in this motion picture are fictitious. Any similarity to actual person, living or dead or to actual firms is purely confidential.

© 1989 Universal Pictures All Rights Reserved.

Krátký Film Praha a.s. and Universal Pictures are the author and creators of this motion picture for the purpose of copyright and other laws in all countries throughout the world.

This motion picture is protected under the laws of the United States and other countries. Unauthorized duplication, distribution or exhibition may result in civil liability and criminal prosecution.

A PatMat Film Production

A Film Roman [CBSParamount] company

Credits Goofs and Trivia

 * on American and International DVDs and some international versions, Electric Pictures logo was shown at the time which was released before Imagine Entertainment appeared.
 * On VHS tapes distributed by Malofilm Video, Electric Pictures was shown instead of Imagine Entertainment due to plastering error.
 * In UK, Czechia, Australia, Netherlands/Belgium, Maltese, and some international versions, KF a.s. (1989-1994) and Electric Pictures logo was shown instead of Universal Pictures and Imagine Entertainment.
 * In Germany, Tobis Films, UFA, and Electric Pictures was shown instead of Universal Pictures and Imagine Entertainment.
 * In original and international version, it has no bylines in the Film Roman logo.