REDWALL MATTIMEO
1999 / 13 x 22mins 2000
/ 13 x 22mins
MARTIN THE WARRIOR
2001 / 13 x 22mins
Redwall Abbey is the monastic home to a band of
warrior mice and forest folk,
and its hallways and towers are rich with history
and ancestory. Over the course
of almost two dozen bestselling books, heroic critters and
their descendants have
fought in the name of the abbey, and roamed far
and wide around its environs.
They have endured hordes of rats, deadly otters
and marauding wolverines,
joined patrols of marching hares, encountered
legendary warrior badgers,
and more...
Nelvana/Alphanim's lively adaptaions of the "Redwall"
stories qualify for the
Toonhound index by virtue of the creator and author
of those original stories,
Liverpool's Brian Jacques, and by the involvement
of Telemagination, the
third partner in this three-way co-production.
Three series wer produced, each comprising
of thirteen episodesand
introduced by the author himself. In the first
series the abbey folk must
defend their home against the onslaught of
Cluny the Scourge and his malevolent
horde. Series two is an adaptation of "The
Story of Mattimeo", with Slagar the
fox wreaking havoc on our heroes. "Martin
the Warrior" rounds out the animated
trilogy and pitches the titular mouse against Bedrang
the stoat. It's worth
noting that the three books they were based
on do not actually run
consecutively (they were the first, third and sixth
published, respectively),
but the "Redwall" books weave backwards
and forwards in time, from title
to title, allowing readers to explore at their
leisure.
Author Brian Jacques was a merchant sailor
before he put pen to paper and
created the bricks and mortar of the abbey.
"Redwall" was published in 1986,
to great acclaim. Jacques skilfully blends the
vivid naturalism of Watership Down
with the blood and thunder of medieval England. The ongoing series
proved just as popular, with new titles published
regularly and a host of
spin-offs and tie-ins extending the fan
experience, right up to the author's
untimely death in February 2011. This
animated series captures something
of the spirit of the books, although the swords
have been dulled
somewhat for television...
Episode
titles
The Story of RedwallThe
Story of Mattimeo
1. Cluny the Scourge - part I 1.
Slagar the Slaver
2. Cluny the Scourge - part II 2. The
Magician Revealed
3. Treachery 3. Where
the Little Folk go
4. Sparra's Kingdom 4. Found...
And Lost
5. Cluny's Clowns 5. To
be a Warrior
6. High Standards 6.
Ironbeak
7. Captain Snow 7.
Peril in the Toplands
8. Battle Plans 8. Feathered
Friends and Foes
9. The Visitor 9.
The Abyss
10. A Favour Returned 10. Malkariss
11. Asmodeus 11.
Battle
12. Underground
12. Reunited
13. The Final Conflict 13.
Return to Redwall
Martin the Warrior
1. Captured!
2. Return of the Clog
3. Escape from Marshank
4. New Partners and Old Friends
5. The Play's the Thing
6. Freedom and Monsters
7. The Great Escapes
8. From Marsh to Mountain Heights
9. Heroes and Fools
10. Tunnel Vision
11. Felldoh's Revenge
12. Battlefield Marshank
13. Rose of Noonvale
The
Redwall books
1986 - Redwall 1999
- The Legend of Luke
1988 - Mossflower 2000 -
Lord Brocktree
1990 - Matimeo 2001 -
The Taggerung
1991 - Mariel of Redwall 2002 -
Triss
1992 - Salamandastron
2003 - Loamhedge
1993 - Martin the Warrior
2004 - Rakkety Tam
1994 - The Bellmaker 2005
- High Rhulain
1995 - Outcast of Redwall 2007
- Eulalia!
1996 - The Pearls of Lutra 2008
- Doomwyte
1997 - The Long Patrol 2010
- The Sable Queen
1998 - Marlfox 2011
- The Rogue crew
+ 1990 The Great Redwall Feast (for
younger readers)
1998 Redwall Abbey
(for younger readers)
The first "Redwall" release
edited episodes together to make a feature
length movie. Fremantle
subsequently released the first eight episodes
in their original format. Alas, there's stil
no sign of episodes 9-13... Redwall
the Movie
Re-edited
episodes / R2 / Maverick Ent / November
2002
directors: Raymond
Jafelice (Redwall / Martin the Warrior)
Raymond
Jafelice, Luke Bihan (Mattimeo) co-director:
Pascal Pinon exec prods:
Michael Hirsh, Christian Davin, Patrick
Loubert,
Clive Smith, Dan Maddicott sup prods:
Stephen Hodgins, Patricia
R. Burns, Jocelyn Hamilton adapted by:
Michelle Goodeve, Brian Jacques,
Glenn Norman,
Steve
Roberts, Tony Roberts music:
Jack Procher, Daniel Fernandez line prods:
Lynne Warner, Corine Marcel developer: Steve
Roberts creative
consultant: Chris
Baker design sup: Alan
Knappett design co-ord:
Mart Matsoo designers:
Todd Kauffman, KoKo Maung,
Mark Poulin,
Pat Rowsome, Marijan Trpkovic, Christopher Williams,
James Wood, Isabelle Python, Katia Surmenian,
Jean-Charles
Ripell key animation:
Cynthia Ward colour stylist:
Trudy Binder b'grounds: Mike
Doherty, Michael Hitchcox,
Christine
Rother b'ground
co-ordinator:
Sandra Catherine Yeaman
Redwall voices
Tyrone Savage (Matthias)
Diego Matamoros (Cluny
the Scourge)
Alison Pill (Cornflower)
Chris Wiggins (Abbot
Mortimer)
Richard Binsley (Basil
Stag Hare)
Janet Wright (Constance)
Graham Haley (Foremole
/ Shrew #2)
Wayne Robson (Methuselah)
Susan Roman (Jess)
Lawrence Bayne (Fangburn
/ Killconey / Shrew #1)
Andrew Gillies (Redtooth
/ Friar Hugo)
John Stocker (Brother
Alf / Cheesethief)
Ben Campbell (Voice
of Martin the Warrior / King Bull Sparra / Darkclaw)
David Hemblen (Asmodeus)
Bruce Dow (Log-aLog)
Marion Day (Guosim)
Tracey Moore (Warbeak)
Marc Donato (Young
Matthias)
Alyson Court (Myrtle)
Cole Caplan (Mattimeo)
Mattimeo
voices
Tim Curry (Slagar
the Cruel)
Michael Seater
(Mattimeo)
Tyrone Savage
(Matthias)
Anthony Bekenn (Orlando
the Axe/Deadnose/Scringe)
Wayne Best (Ironbeak/Jabez
Stump/Skinpaw)
Richard Binsley (Basil
Stag Hare/Fleaback/Fengal/Ragwing/Weasal Guard)
Ben Campbell
(Stonefleck/Voice of Martin the Warrior)
Melissa McIntyre
(Cornflower)
John Stocker (Father
Mordalfus/Three Claws/Skan/Old Rabbit/Guard)
Amos Crawley (Elmtail)
Catherine Disher
(Mrs.Churchmouse/Winifred/Sparra)
Sarah Gadon
(Cynthia Vole/Tess Churchmouse/mouse slave)
Alex House (Sam/Tim
Churchmouse - child)
Jonathan Wilson (Tim
Churchmouse - adult)
John Gilbert (John
Churchmouse)
Janet Wright (Constance/Ghost
of Martin)
Marc Donato (Young
Martin)
Bruce Dow (Log-a-Log/Black
Robed Rat)
Kristin Fairlie (Auma)
Kyle Fairlie (Cheek)
Andrew Gillies
(Sir Harry the Muse/Malkariss/Grubclaw)
Jake Goldsbie (Vitch/Hedgehog
Slave
Graham Haley (Foremole/Nadaz/Andes/Halftail/Loamdog)
Ellen-Ray Hennessy
(Stryke)
Raymond Jafelice
(Flugg/Damper)
Tracey Moore (Warbeak)
Ali Mukaddam (Jube)
Ezra Perlman (Baby
Rollo)
Fiona Reid (Sister
May)
Noah Reid (Scurl
Droptail)
Susan Roman (Jess/Rosyqueen
Stump)
Paul Soles (Ambrose
Spike)
Chris Wiggins (Mangiz
the Seer/Crow)
Martin the Warrior voices
Amos Crawley
(Martin)
Lindsey Connel
(Rose)
Diego Matamoros
(Bedrang)
Andrew
Gillies (Ballaw)
Graham Haley
(Grum)
Ellen-Ray Hennessy
(Rowanoak)
Tracey Moore
(Queen Amballa)
Ali Mukaddam
(Felldoh)
Deborah Odell
(Pallum)
Luca Perlmam
(Brome)
Tyrone Savage
(Matthias)
Noah Reid (Keyla)
Colette Stevenson
(Aryah)
John Stocker
(Cap'n Clogg)
Jonathan Wilson
(Skalrag)
On
the web
Brian
Jacques
Brian
Jacques' official site, stuffed to the abbey rafters with info...
Redwall.tv
A fortfied and portcullised official series
site from Nelvana with info
on their adaptation, characters,
episodes and downloads...
Katie
Sullivan
A Redwall fan-site from Katie Sullivan,
or "Snowfur" as she's called.
Stacks of things to look at here,
like a smart covers library, and a thorough
A-Z indexing of all the people places
and events in the Redwall realm,
from the books to the tv series.
Plus more links than you can shake a
stick at - well worth a look....
The
Long Patrol
Another extraordinary fan site,
stuffed with news, interviews and
Redwall chatter...