DuckTales：Full Cast & Crew

Series Directed by

Bob Hathcock
(29 episodes, 1988-1990): James T. Walker
(25 episodes, 1988-1990): Alan Zaslove
(24 episodes, 1987-1990): Terence Harrison
(21 episodes, 1987-1990): Steve Clark
(15 episodes, 1987): David Block
(13 episodes, 1987): Jamie Mitchell
(6 episodes, 1988-1989): Rick Leon
(4 episodes, 1990): Vincent Davis
(1 episode, 1987): Jeff Hall
(1 episode, 1990): Mircea Mantta
(1 episode, 1990): Richard Trueblood
(1 episode, 1990)

Series Writing Credits

David Weimers
(written by) (20 episodes, 1987-1990): David Weimers
(28 episodes, 1987-1990): David Weimers
(story) (3 episodes, 1989-1990): David Weimers
(script) (1 episode, 1989): David Weimers
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1987): Ken Koonce
(written by) (22 episodes, 1987-1990): Ken Koonce
(story) (3 episodes, 1989-1990): Ken Koonce
(script) (1 episode, 1989): Ken Koonce
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1987): Jymn Magon
(script) (11 episodes, 1987): Jymn Magon
(teleplay) (8 episodes, 1987-1989): Jymn Magon
(story) (5 episodes, 1988): Jymn Magon
(developer) (1 episode, 1987): Jymn Magon
(script) (11 episodes, 1987): Jymn Magon
(teleplay) (8 episodes, 1987-1989): Jymn Magon
(writer) (1 episode, 1987): Jymn Magon
(written by) (1 episode, 1987): Bruce Talkington
(script) (11 episodes, 1987): Bruce Talkington
(story) (5 episodes, 1988): Bruce Talkington
(teleplay) (4 episodes, 1987-1988): Bruce Talkington
(script) (11 episodes, 1987): Bruce Talkington
(teleplay) (4 episodes, 1987-1988): Bruce Talkington
(written by) (2 episodes, 1987): Mark Zaslove
(script) (10 episodes, 1987): Mark Zaslove
(teleplay) (3 episodes, 1987): Mark Zaslove
(written by) (3 episodes, 1987): Mark Zaslove
(script) (10 episodes, 1987): Mark Zaslove
(teleplay) (3 episodes, 1987): Mark Zaslove
(written by) (3 episodes, 1987): Carl Barks
(story) (2 episodes, 1987): Carl Barks
(story "Land Beneath the Ground!") (1 episode, 1987): Carl Barks
(story "The Giant Robot Robbers") (1 episode, 1987): Carl Barks
(story "The Golden Fleecing") (1 episode, 1987): Carl Barks
(story "The Lemming With The Locket") (1 episode, 1987): Carl Barks
(story "The Status Seeker") (1 episode, 1987): Carl Barks
(story "The Unsafe Safe") (1 episode, 1989): Carl Barks
(story "Tralla La") (1 episode, 1989): Carl Barks
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1987): Michael Keyes
(written by) (7 episodes, 1987): Michael Keyes
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1987): Michael Keyes
(writer) (1 episode, 1987): Len Uhley
(teleplay) (5 episodes, 1987-1988): Len Uhley
(written by) (3 episodes, 1987-1990): Alan Burnett
(written by) (6 episodes, 1989): Alan Burnett
(story) (4 episodes, 1989-1990): Anthony Adams
(written by) (6 episodes, 1987): Anthony Adams
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1987): Richard Merwin
(writer) (5 episodes, 1987): Richard Merwin
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1987): Richard Merwin
(written by) (1 episode, 1987): Tedd Anasti
(teleplay) (2 episodes, 1987): Tedd Anasti
(written by) (3 episodes, 1987): Tedd Anasti
(story editor) (1 episode, 1987): Tedd Anasti
(written by) (3 episodes, 1987): Patsy Cameron
(written by) (2 episodes, 1987): Patsy Cameron
(story editor) (1 episode, 1987): Patsy Cameron
(story) (1 episode, 1987): Patsy Cameron
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1987): Evelyn Gabai
(story) (2 episodes, 1989): Evelyn Gabai
(script) (1 episode, 1987): Evelyn Gabai
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1987): Doug Hutchinson
(teleplay) (2 episodes, 1988-1989): Doug Hutchinson
(written by) (2 episodes, 1989-1990): Jeffrey Scott
(written by) (4 episodes, 1990): Mark Seidenberg
(story) (2 episodes, 1989): Mark Seidenberg
(writer) (1 episode, 1989): Mark Seidenberg
(written by) (1 episode, 1989): Sharman Divono
(written by) (2 episodes, 1987): Bruce Reid Schaefer
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1987): Bruce Reid Schaefer
(written by) (1 episode, 1987): Eleanor Burian-Mohr
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1987): Diane Duane
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1987): Jack Enyart
(written by) (1 episode, 1987): Richard Esckilsen
(story) (1 episode, 1987): Donald F. Glut
(1 episode, 1987): Dale Hale
(written by) (1 episode, 1987): Jack Hanrahan
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1987): Pamela Hickey
(written by) (1 episode, 1987): Samuel Warren Joseph
(written by) (1 episode, 1987): Earl Kress
(written by) (1 episode, 1987): Randy Lofficier
(written by) (1 episode, 1987): James A. Markovich
(story) (1 episode, 1987): Dennys McCoy
(written by) (1 episode, 1987): Francis Moss
(written by) (1 episode, 1987): Tom Naugle
(story) (1 episode, 1987): Michael O'Mahony
(writer) (1 episode, 1987): Margaret Osborne
(writer) (1 episode, 1987): John Pirillo
(story) (1 episode, 1987): Frank Ridgeway
(writer) (1 episode, 1987): Manette Rosen
(written by) (1 episode, 1987): Astrid Ryterband
(story) (1 episode, 1987): David Schwartz
(writer) (1 episode, 1987): John Semper
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1987): Chris Weber
(written by) (1 episode, 1987): Cherie Wilkerson
(1 episode, 1987): Karen Willson
(written by) (1 episode, 1987): Mark Young
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1987): Judy Zook
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1987): Bruce Coville
(teleplay) (1 episode, 1988): George Atkins
(story) (1 episode, 1989): Gordon Bressack
(written by) (1 episode, 1989): Sam Locke
(written by) (1 episode, 1989): Cliff MacGillivray
(story) (1 episode, 1989): Brooks Wachtel
(story) (1 episode, 1989): Rich Fogel
(written by) (1 episode, 1990): Ted Osborne
(character: Huey, Dewey, and Louie Duck) (uncredited) (7 episodes, 1990): Al Taliaferro
(character: Huey, Dewey, and Louie Duck) (uncredited) (7 episodes, 1990): Christina Adams
(uncredited) (1 episode, 1987): Jean-Marc Lofficier
(uncredited) (1 episode, 1987)

Series Cast

Alan Young
Â Scrooge McDuck / ... 99 episodes, 1987-1990: Russi Taylor
Â Huey Duck / ... 93 episodes, 1987-1990: Chuck McCann
Â Duckworth / ... 57 episodes, 1987-1990: Terence McGovern
Â Launchpad McQuack / ... 57 episodes, 1987-1990: Frank Welker
Â Bigtime Beagle / ... 57 episodes, 1987-1990: Hal Smith
Â Gyro Gearloose / ... 47 episodes, 1987-1990: Joan Gerber
Â Mrs. Bentina Beakley / ... 44 episodes, 1987-1990: Hamilton Camp
Â Fenton Crackshell / ... 23 episodes, 1987-1990: June Foray
Â Ma Beagle / ... 21 episodes, 1987-1990: Peter Cullen
Â Admiral Grimitz / ... 19 episodes, 1987-1988: Brian Cummings
Â Doofus Drake / ... 15 episodes, 1987-1989: Tress MacNeille
Â Oprah Webfeet / ... 11 episodes, 1987-1989: Kathleen Freeman
Â Mrs. Crackshell / ... 10 episodes, 1989-1990: Tony Anselmo
Â Donald Duck / ... 9 episodes, 1987-1988: Will Ryan
Â Captain Blackheart / ... 9 episodes, 1987: Susan Blu
Â All My Ducklings Actress / ... 7 episodes, 1987-1990: Miriam Flynn
Â Gandra Dee 7 episodes, 1989-1990: Jim Cummings
Â El Capitan / ... 6 episodes, 1987: Alan Oppenheimer
Â All my Ducklings Actor / ... 6 episodes, 1987-1990: Howard Morris
Â Dr. Von Swine / ... 4 episodes, 1987-1989: Rob Paulsen
Â Gladstone Gander 4 episodes, 1987: Corey Burton
Â Ludwig Von Drake / ... 3 episodes, 1987-1989: Linda Gary
Â Aphroducky / ... 3 episodes, 1987-1990: Richard Libertini
Â Dijon 3 episodes, 1990: Patricia Parris
Â Lucky the Lemming / ... 3 episodes, 1987: Jack Angel
Â Archibald Quackerbill 2 episodes, 1987: Gino Conforti
Â Benzino Gasolini 2 episodes, 1987: William Callaway
Â Curly / ... 2 episodes, 1987: Victoria Carroll
Â Boom-Boom Beagle / ... 2 episodes, 1987-1989: Arte Johnson
Â Count Ray / ... 2 episodes, 1987: Pat Fraley
Â Sir Guy Standforth / ... 2 episodes, 1987: Don Hills
Â Feather Federal Savings Manager 2 episodes, 1988-1989: Dick Gautier
Â Boll Weevil 2 episodes, 1987: Richard Erdman
Â King Arty / ... 2 episodes, 1987: Kenneth Mars
Â Auric / ... 2 episodes, 1987-1990: Haunani Minn
Â Cinnamon Teal / ... 2 episodes, 1987-1988: Barry Dennen
Â Moorloon the Wizard / ... 2 episodes, 1987: Ed Gilbert
Â Cafeteria Guard / ... 2 episodes, 1987: Peter Renaday
Â Captain Bounty / ... 2 episodes, 1987: Pat Musick
Â Bully Beagle / ... 2 episodes, 1987: Billy Barty
Â King Brian 1 episode, 1987: Charlie Adler
Â Filler Brushbill / ... 1 episode, 1987: Michael Bell
Â Talking Onion 1 episode, 1987: Roger C. Carmel
Â Emir of Somnambula / ... 1 episode, 1987: Mary Jo Catlett
Â Cookie Blurf 1 episode, 1989: Rene Auberjonois
Â Dr. Nogood 1 episode, 1987: Phil Hartman
Â Captain Frye 1 episode, 1987: Maurice LaMarche
Â Count Roy 1 episode, 1987: Brock Peters
Â Druid 1 episode, 1987: George DiCenzo
Â Brigadier Broccoli 1 episode, 1987: Danny Mann
Â Backwoods Beagle 1 episode, 1990: Marilyn Lightstone
Â Priestess of Garbabble 1 episode, 1987: Nicholas Omana
Â Sundowner 1 episode, 1987: Mark L. Taylor
Â Ensign Plummer 1 episode, 1987: Robert Ridgely
Â Ripcord McQuack 1 episode, 1987: Avery Schreiber
Â Robot Guard 1 episode, 1987: Aron Kincaid
Â Fritter O'Way 1 episode, 1987: Larry Moss
Â Sarkus 1 episode, 1987: Michael Mish
Â King Homer 1 episode, 1987: Charles Pierce
Â Warden 1 episode, 1989: Clive Revill
Â Shedlock Jones 1 episode, 1987: Don Messick
Â Scrooge's Father 1 episode, 1987: Steve Susskind
Â Sergeant Squash 1 episode, 1987: Jim MacGeorge
Â Genghis Khan 1 episode, 1987: B.J. Ward
Â Burnie McQuack / ... 1 episode, 1987: Jack DeLeon
Â Major Courage 1 episode, 1987: Keone Young
Â Mung Ho 1 episode, 1988: Michael Rye
Â Unnamed Frontier Beagle Boy 1 episode, 1987: Jo Anne Worley
Â Bouffant Beagle 1 episode, 1989: Gregg Berger
Â High Muckyduck 1 episode, 1989: Georgette Rampone
Â Sevenchins Snootsbury 1 episode, 1989

Series Produced by

Carol Greenwald
producer (66 episodes, 1987-1988): Tom Ruzicka
associate producer / supervising producer (66 episodes, 1987-1988): Fred Wolf
supervising producer (66 episodes, 1987-1988): Bob Hathcock
producer (31 episodes, 1988-1990): Liza-Ann Warren
assistant producer (31 episodes, 1988-1990): Ken Koonce
co-producer (23 episodes, 1989-1990): David Weimers
co-producer (23 episodes, 1989-1990): Jymn Magon
producer (5 episodes, 1988): Alan Burnett
co-producer (4 episodes, 1989): Maia Mattise
assistant producer (4 episodes, 1990): Alan Zaslove
producer (4 episodes, 1990)

Series Music by

Ron Jones
(101 episodes, 1987-1990)

Series Art Direction by

Michael Peraza Jr.
(101 episodes, 1987-1990): Brad Landreth
(66 episodes, 1987-1988): Skip Morgan
(31 episodes, 1988-1990): Roy Wilson
(4 episodes, 1990)

Series Production Management

Miguel Ãngel Poveda
post-production supervisor (73 episodes, 1987-1990): Olivia Miner
production manager (66 episodes, 1987-1988): Sara Duran
post-production manager (30 episodes, 1989-1990): Barbara Beck
post-production supervisor (2 episodes, 1990): Joe Hathaway
post-production supervisor (2 episodes, 1990): Michael Webster
executive in charge of production (uncredited) (100 episodes, 1987-1990)

Series Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

Randy Chaffee
assistant director (66 episodes, 1987-1988)

Series Art Department

Rich Chidlaw
storyboard designer (70 episodes, 1987-1990): Thom Enriquez
storyboard designer (66 episodes, 1987-1988): Steven E. Gordon
storyboard designer (66 episodes, 1987-1988): Jan Green
storyboard designer (66 episodes, 1987-1988): Chuck Harvey
storyboard designer (66 episodes, 1987-1988): Liz Holzman
storyboard designer (66 episodes, 1987-1988): Rob LaDuca
storyboard designer (66 episodes, 1987-1988): Skip Morgan
associate art director (66 episodes, 1987-1988): Marty Murphy
storyboard designer (66 episodes, 1987-1988): Elyse Pastel
storyboard designer (66 episodes, 1987-1988): Hank Tucker
storyboard designer (66 episodes, 1987-1988): Monte Young
storyboard designer (66 episodes, 1987-1988): Karen Silva
art coordinator (35 episodes, 1988-1990): Wendell Washer
storyboard designer (20 episodes, 1988-1990): Viki Anderson
storyboard designer (18 episodes, 1988-1990): Warren Greenwood
storyboard designer (10 episodes, 1989-1990): Paul Gruwell
storyboard designer (7 episodes, 1988-1989): Dale Schott
storyboard designer (6 episodes, 1988-1989): Keith Tucker
storyboard designer (4 episodes, 1989): Ken Boyer
storyboard designer (3 episodes, 1988-1989): Jim Mitchell
storyboard designer (3 episodes, 1989-1990): Jill Colbert
storyboard designer (3 episodes, 1989): Ron Campbell
storyboard designer (3 episodes, 1990): Frans Vischer
storyboard designer (2 episodes, 1988): Michael Swanigan
storyboard designer (2 episodes, 1989-1990): Robert Dranko
storyboard designer (1 episode, 1988): Bruce Morris
storyboard designer (1 episode, 1988): Robert Taylor
storyboard designer (1 episode, 1988): Bill Barry
storyboard designer (1 episode, 1989): Davis Doi
storyboard designer (1 episode, 1989): Lin Larsen
storyboard designer (1 episode, 1989): David S. Smith
storyboard designer (1 episode, 1989): Jim Woodring
storyboard designer (1 episode, 1989): Al Zegler
storyboard designer (1 episode, 1989): Ryan Anthony
storyboard designer (1 episode, 1990): Roy Wilson
storyboard designer (1 episode, 1990): Swinton O. Scott III
storyboard clean-up (uncredited) (10 episodes, 1988-1989)

Series Sound Department

Skip Craig
track reader (101 episodes, 1987-1990): Marc Orfanos
sound effects editor / sound editor (71 episodes, 1987-1990): Rick Hinson
sound editor (35 episodes, 1988-1990): Craig S. Jaeger
sound effects editor (21 episodes, 1987): Jerry Winicki
sound editor (7 episodes, 1990): Fred Tator
re-recording mixer (uncredited) (1 episode, 1987)

Series Animation Department

Dave Brain
timing director / supervising timing director (94 episodes, 1987-1990): Ed Wexler
key layout stylist (70 episodes, 1987-1990): Gary Eggleston
key background stylist (69 episodes, 1987-1990): Paro Hozumi
key background stylist (68 episodes, 1987-1989): Ed Ghertner
key layout stylist (68 episodes, 1987-1988): Jill Colbert
character designer (66 episodes, 1987-1988): Janet Cummings
color key stylist (66 episodes, 1987-1988): Vincent Davis
timing director (66 episodes, 1987-1988): Mike Girard
overseas animation supervisor (66 episodes, 1987-1988): Ed Gombert
character designer (66 episodes, 1987-1988): Debra Jorgensborg
color key stylist (66 episodes, 1987-1988): Lisa Keene
key background stylist (66 episodes, 1987-1988): Michael Peraza Jr.
key layout stylist (66 episodes, 1987-1988): Ron Scholefield
character designer (66 episodes, 1987-1988): Toby Shelton
character designer (66 episodes, 1987-1988): Jill Stirdivant
color key stylist (66 episodes, 1987-1988): Bob Zamboni
timing director (66 episodes, 1987-1988): Mike Reyna
overseas animation supervisor (43 episodes, 1987-1989): Marta Glodkowska
color key stylist / color stylist (30 episodes, 1988-1990): Bill Wolf
overseas animation supervisor (27 episodes, 1987-1988): Joan Case
timing director (25 episodes, 1988-1990): Joe Pearson
key layout stylist (25 episodes, 1988-1990): Fred Warter
key background stylist (24 episodes, 1988-1990): Rick Leon
timing director (17 episodes, 1988-1990): Terry Hudson
model designer (15 episodes, 1989-1990): Liz Holzman
model designer (14 episodes, 1989): Brad Case
timing director (13 episodes, 1988-1989): Brian Ray
overseas animation supervisor (13 episodes, 1989-1990): Bruce Pedersen
overseas animation supervisor (12 episodes, 1988-1989): Britt Teegarden
color key stylist / color stylist (12 episodes, 1989-1990): Robin Draper
color key stylist (11 episodes, 1989-1990): James T. Walker
timing director (10 episodes, 1988-1990): Robert Shellhorn
timing director / supervising timing director (10 episodes, 1989-1990): Derek Carter
key layout stylist (10 episodes, 1989): Mitch Rochon
timing director (10 episodes, 1989): Dale Schott
overseas animation supervisor (8 episodes, 1987): Mircea Mantta
timing director (8 episodes, 1989-1990): James Gallego
key background stylist (8 episodes, 1989): Sean Newton
overseas animation supervisor (7 episodes, 1987): Jeff Hall
timing director (7 episodes, 1989-1990): Marsh Lamore
timing director (6 episodes, 1989-1990): Vonnie Batson
timing director (5 episodes, 1989-1990): Robert Alvarez
timing director (4 episodes, 1989-1990): Bob Baxter
overseas animation supervisor (4 episodes, 1990): Bob Treat
timing director (3 episodes, 1989-1990): Jamie Mitchell
timing director (3 episodes, 1989): Mike Svayko
timing director (3 episodes, 1989): Marlene Robinson May
supervising timing director (3 episodes, 1990): Mike Stribling
timing director (3 episodes, 1990): Kirk Tingblad
animator (1 episode, 1990): Toshihiko Masuda
animation director (2 episodes, 1987): Ernie Schmidt
timing director (2 episodes, 1989-1990): Carol Kieffer Police
key layout stylist (2 episodes, 1989): Nobuo Tomizawa
animation director (1 episode, 1987): Becky Bristow
timing director (1 episode, 1989): Richard Collado
timing director (1 episode, 1990): William Lorencz
key background stylist (1 episode, 1990): Ron Myrick
timing director (1 episode, 1990): Richard Trueblood
timing director (1 episode, 1990): Neal Warner
timing director (1 episode, 1990): Michael Wolf
timing director (1 episode, 1990): Bunis Yang
animation director: Wang Film Productions (uncredited) (7 episodes, 1990): Moose Pagan
animation poser (uncredited) (3 episodes, 1987): Atsuko Tanaka
key animator (uncredited) (1 episode, 1987): Kazuhide Tomonaga
animator (uncredited) (1 episode, 1987)

Series Editorial Department

Rich Harrison
managing editor / supervising editor (101 episodes, 1987-1990): Charlie King
supervising editor (101 episodes, 1987-1990): Robert S. Birchard
supervising editor (66 episodes, 1987-1988): Rick Hinson
assistant editor (66 episodes, 1987-1988): Ken Tsumura
post-production coordinator (65 episodes, 1987-1988): Glenn Lewis
assistant editor (64 episodes, 1987-1988): David Lynch
assistant editor (34 episodes, 1988-1990): Thomas Needell
assistant editor / apprentice editor (34 episodes, 1988-1990): Craig Paulsen
assistant editor (29 episodes, 1989-1990): Marc Wielage
telecine colorist (17 episodes, 1987): Barbara Beck
post-production coordinator (16 episodes, 1989-1990): Brent Carpenter
on-line editor (12 episodes, 1989-1990): Jeffrey Arthur
post-production coordinator (10 episodes, 1989-1990): Sara Duran
post-production coordinator (5 episodes, 1988): Robert Martel
assistant editor (5 episodes, 1988): Jennifer Harrison
apprentice editor (3 episodes, 1990): Trent Johnson
telecine colorist (uncredited) (98 episodes, 1987-1990)

Series Music Department

Ron Jones
conductor (101 episodes, 1987-1990): Mark Mueller
composer: theme song / composer: theme music (101 episodes, 1987-1990): Steve Zuckerman
composer: additional music (100 episodes, 1987-1990): Thomas Chase
composer: additional music (66 episodes, 1987-1988): Steve Rucker
composer: additional music (66 episodes, 1987-1988): Malcolm McNab
musician: trumpet (uncredited) (85 episodes, 1987-1990): Jerry Grant
composer: additional music (uncredited) (1 episode, 1987): Tom Worrall
composer: additional music (uncredited) (1 episode, 1987)

Series Script and Continuity Department

Marie Sager
script coordinator (26 episodes, 1989-1990): Tedd Anasti
script consultant (16 episodes, 1987): Patsy Cameron
script consultant (16 episodes, 1987): Leona Beckert
script coordinator (5 episodes, 1988)

Series Additional Crew

Krista Bunn
production assistant / production archive administrator / archive supervisor / archive administrator (101 episodes, 1987-1990): Barbra J. Ebel
production assistant (66 episodes, 1987-1988): Leigh Anne Locke
researcher (66 episodes, 1987-1988): Jacaleen Veber
production assistant (66 episodes, 1987-1988): Luanne Wood
production assistant (66 episodes, 1987-1988): Judy Zook
production assistant (66 episodes, 1987-1988): Andrea Romano
dialogue director / voice director (62 episodes, 1987-1990): Tedd Anasti
story editor / story consultant (50 episodes, 1987-1988): Patsy Cameron
story editor / story consultant (50 episodes, 1987-1988): Olivia Miner
talent coordinator (35 episodes, 1988-1990): Scott Wolf
production assistant (31 episodes, 1988-1990): Stephanie Elliott
production assistant (30 episodes, 1989-1990): Jymn Magon
story editor / voice director / dialogue director (27 episodes, 1987-1989): Jeffrey Arthur
production assistant (25 episodes, 1988-1989): David Weimers
voice director / story editor (18 episodes, 1989-1990): Ken Koonce
story editor (12 episodes, 1989-1990): Wade Zia Nassir
production assistant (11 episodes, 1989-1990): Alan Burnett
story editor (4 episodes, 1989): John Royer
production assistant (4 episodes, 1990): Nanci Schwartz
production assistant (3 episodes, 1990): Michael Keyes
dialogue director (1 episode, 1987): Ken Tsumura
post production coordinator (1 episode, 1987): Alitzah
voice solos: voice (1 episode, 1988): Tad Stones
story editor (1 episode, 1990)