Phantom 2040 - Show Credits

Phantom 2040

Length:		half-hour
Format:		animated
Show began:	Fall 1994
Show ended:	Spring 1996 (? to be continued?)
Network:	syndicated

Full Show Credits

"Blank lines" (thicker separation bars in the table) represent screen changes - for instance, the first screen of credits contains nothing but Lee Falk's credit. The next screen of credits is solely David J. Corbett. The third screen has the Reeves-Stevens' credits, both as "Executive Story Editors" and for "Additional Development by".

There have been two (somewhat) different production crews on Phantom 2040, resulting in two distinct sets of credits. Select the range of shows you wish to see the credits for, below:

Full Show Credits from Season 1 and beginning of Season 2.

Transcribed from shows 101-104, 205-208.

Full Show Credits
Based on the Character Created by	Lee Falk

Developed for Television by	David J. Corbett

Executive Story Editors	Judith and Garfield Reeves-Stevens
Additional Development by	Judith and Garfield Reeves-Stevens

Supervising Producer	Mary Chojnowski Corbett
Associate Producer	Mary Katherine Moore
Line Producers	Gwen Wetzler Michel Lyman

Art Director/Conceptual Designer	Thom Schillinger
Original Model Design	Peter Chung
Additional Model Design	Paula La Fond Stephanie Pyren-Fortel Eric Canete

Storyboards	Romeo Francisco Aleta Estes David Williams Rex Irvine Vincenzo Tripetti
Storyboard Cleanup	Cesar Magsombol Art Lee John Lee Peter Pace Vincent Michael Edwards

Color Key	Allyn Conley Jane Lane
Color Key Assistant	Darcee Frisch Olson
Computer Graphics	Thomas Kim
Background Layout	Jesse Santos Nick Pugh Melissa Suber Vladimir Spasojevic
Background Color	Barbara Schade Rebecca Jo Morales

Voice Direction	Stu Rosen

Cast	(see separate Voice Credits section for regulars, and individual episode listings in the episode guidefor incidental or one-episode voices)

Production Manager	Andrew J. Leith
Production Controllers	Loretta Abata Elliot
Assistant to the Executive Producer	Miken Lee Wong
Educational Consultant	John Arnold
Production Executive	Steve Herman

Production Coordinators	Shareena Carlson Lisa Larrick Jamie Adner - NYC
Production Assistants	Katharine Nartonis Courtney Narz Bryan Thompson Stefan Marks

Music Composed & Performed by	Gerald O'Brien
Additional Music by	Larry Brown Steve Sexton
Songs by	David J. Corbett and Gerald O'Brien

Pre-Edit/Track Reader	Laurie Wetzler
Post Production Audio	France: H2 Prod.
Montage	Sapa PM
Dialogue Recording and Editing	The L.A. Studios, Inc

Animation Direction	Vincent Bassol Michel Lyman Mike Kaweski Bertrand Tager Kagan
Production Supervisors	France: Scott La Barge Korea: Mike Kaweski
Post Production Supervisor/Editor	France: Scott La Barge Los Angeles: D.J. Graham

French Production Adapter	France Helene Joubaud
Supervising Producer	Rene Huchez Barham Rohani
Production Manager	Caroline Guicheux
Production Supervisor	Jean Marc Desrosiers Michel Gantier

Animation Production	Sei Young Animation Co., Ltd.
Executives in Charge	Choi An Hee Cho Jung Jin

Exeuctive Producers	William E. Miller David Corbett Jeffrey Schon

Produced by	Hearst Entertainment Inc., Minos S.A. France 3

Created for Television by	Hearst Entertainment, Inc.

Phantom 2040 and its characters are trademarks of The Hearst Corporation
(c) 1994 Hearst Entertainment, Inc.
and
King Features Syndicate, Inc.

All Rights Reserved.

Full Show Credits from Season 2, episodes 209-215

Transcribed from season 2, shows 209-211 and 213-214.

Full Show Credits (transcribed from 209-211 & 213-214)
Based on the Character Created by	Lee Falk

Developed for Television by	David J. Corbett

Executive Story Editors	Judith and Garfield Reeves-Stevens
Additional Development by	Judith and Garfield Reeves-Stevens

Supervising Producer	Mitch Lemire
Producer	Milt Vallas

Art Director/Conceptual Designer	Thom Schillinger
Original Model Design	Peter Chung
Additional Model Design	John Lee Danny Taverna Danny Tolentino
Background Layout	Jesse Santos Cesar Magsombol
Background Color	Ron Roesch

Storyboards	Vincenzo Trippetti Thomas Nesbitt Adrian Gonzales Romeo Francisco
Storyboard Cleanup	John Lee Abel Laxamana E.R. Cruz Juan Luna Alfonso DeLeon Danilo Taverna Ernie Guanlao Danilo Tolentino Michael Takamoto
Storyboard Supervisor	Glen Hill

Voice Direction	Stu Rosen (ep 211, 213-214) Charles Howerton (ep 209-210)

Cast	(see individual episode listings for cast listings)

Assistant Producer	Stefan Marks
Production Comptroller	Sally Ng
Production Executive	Steve Herman

Educational Consultant	John Arnold
Assistant to Milk Vallas	Rex Faraday
Production Coordinators	Katharine Nartonis Courtney Narz
Music Composed & Performed by	Gerald O'Brien
Additional Music by	Larry Brown Steve Sexton
Songs by	David J. Corbett and Gerald O'Brien

Pre-Edit/Track Reader	Peter Aries
Storyboard Timing	Bob Nesler
Assistant Sheet Direction	Sandi Hathcock
Post Production Audio	France: H2 Prod. Montage: H2 Prod.
Dialogue Recording and Editing	Screen Music Studios Riverton Studios

Animation Direction	Jim Simon Yves Fleury Collet
Production Supervisors	France: Scott La Barge Korea: Serge Conchonnet
Post Production Supervisor/Editor	France: Scott La Barge

French Production Adapter	France Helene Joubaud
Supervising Producer	Rene Huchez
Production Manager	Caroline Guicheux
Production Supervisor	Valerie Godard

Animation Production	Sei Young Animation Co., Ltd.
Executives in Charge	Choi An Hee Cho Jung Jin

Exeuctive Producers	William E. Miller David Corbett Carol Monroe

Produced by	Hearst Entertainment Minos IDDH France 3

Created for Television by	Hearst Entertainment, Inc.

Phantom 2040 and its characters are trademarks of The Hearst Corporation (c) 1995

Hearst Entertainment, Inc. and King Features Syndicate, Inc.

All Rights Reserved.

Voice Credits:

Many famous actors lent their voices to this fabulous series, among them Margot Kidder, Scott Valentine, Mark Hamill, and more. Brief acting bios for them follow the table below...

Character Voices:
Parts credited in the show in both seasons:
Part	Actor	First app
Kit/Phantom	Scott Valentine	101
Rebecca Madison	Margot Kidder	101
Guran	J.D. Hall	101
Graft	Ron Perlman*	101
(also Graft)	Richard Lynch*	204
Maxwell Madison Jr	Jeff Bennett	101
Maxwell Madison Sr	Jeff Bennett	104
Parts uncredited in the show until Season 2
(or deduced from other means)
Aunt Heloise	Carrie Snodgress**	101
Prof. Jack Archer	Alan Oppenheimer	101
Sagan Cruz	Leah Remini	102
Dr. Jak	Mark Hamill	102
Sparks	Pamela Segall	104
Mr. Cairo	Paul Williams	104
Heisenberg the Biot	Rob Paulsen ***	103
23rd Phantom Kit's Dad	Charles Dennis****	102
Vaingloria	Deborah Harry	105
Sean One	Rob Paulsen	109
Betty (Saxophonist)	Iona Morris	103
Gorda	Paddi Edwards	109
Pavlova (Jak's Biot)	Liz Georges	103
Nia (Egyptian Queen)	Iona Morris	106
Tranh (Kit's friend)	Dustin Nguyen	101
Steele	Peter Renaday	116
Cordwainer Bird	Harlan Ellison *****	120
Gunnar	Adrian Paul	203
Ikon	Roger Rees	207
Old Guran	Roscoe Lee Brown	208
Actors credited with "Incidentals" by Hearst in
season 1 (playing the myriad one-liner voices)
	Kath Soucie
	Amanda Rogers
Actors credited in season 1, but part(s) unknown:
	Mel Wells

* Graft is the only character to have the voice actor change during the series' run. Ron Perlman's thoughtful yet bitter version appeared in episodes 101-203. In episode 204, Richard Lynch takes over with a more gruff and hard-bitten voice. No in-show explanation is attempted; it is intended to be "seamless".
** Spelled "Carrie Snodgrass" in some televised credits.
*** Episode 103 credits Heisenberg's voice to the versatile Jeff Bennett, which may explain why Heisenberg's voice throughout that episode is notably different than the softer, gentler version heard in later episodes. Only the final scene in episode 103 has what sounds like Rob Paulsen -- all earlier scenes may indeed be Jeff Bennett doing yet another voice.
**** Occasionally voiced by others (see eps 209-210)
***** Cordwainer Bird's voice was mis-credited in the televised credits to belong to Cain Devore; it will apparently be corrected in future airings of the episode.

There are also numerous "one-shot" voices in each episode. For season 2, where fuller voice credits are given, I've listed the voice credits for each episode which are not part of the recurring character listing above at the end of each episode in the episode guide. For season 1, fuller voice credits were mostly not televised, but I've made my best guesses based on credits given in future episodes, detective work by other netters, and of course information from Stefan Marks at Hearst.

Brief bios of some of the stars:

Scott Valentine is best known for his role as Mallory's boyfriend, Nick, on the long-running hit sitcom "Family Ties". He went on from that series to star in a number of B-movies ("My Demon Lover") and other roles.

Mark Hamill is best known for his movie role as Luke Skywalker in the Star Wars trilogy, but has played numerous other roles in film and has now made quite a big name for himself in animation, playing such wonderful characters as the Joker in the animated "Batman Adventures" show - Mark appears to have a flair for the villainous.

Margot Kidder is probably best known to genre fans for playing Lois Lane in the Superman movies opposite Christopher Reeve. She has since gone on to various projects, including a number of other movies (none of them science fiction) and television projects.

Ron Perlman is remembered to fantasy fans as the Beast in the haunting television series "Beauty and the Beast" from the late 80's. But he has gone on to a number of other roles, also usually working under heavy makeup or (as here) in animation.

Deborah Harry is the former lead singer of "Blondie" - the rock group from the late 70's which had hits with such lively numbers as "Heart of Glass" and "Liar, Liar".

Harlan Ellison is a cantankerous, famous, and famously-gifted writer of science fiction and fantasy. In Phantom 2040, he played a cantankerous, famous, and famously-gifted virtual reality expert. Quite a stretch, I imagine.

Acknowledgments:

Many thanks to Stefan Marks at Hearst Entertainment who acted as my source for some of this information.

If you have any questions, comments, or additions you'd like to see on this page or on the Phantom 2040 Web Site as a whole, email me at marktv.org