| Licia dolce Licia | |
|---|---|
| Created by | Alessandra Valeri Manera |
| Starring | Cristina D'Avena Pasquale Finicelli Salvatore Landolina |
| Country of origin | Italy |
| No. of seasons | 1 |
| Original release | |
| Network | Italia 1 |
| Release | 9 March – 29 May 1987 |
Licia dolce Licia is an Italian television series. It is one of the four live adaptations of the Japanese manga Ai Shite Knight. It is the sequel to Love me Licia and was followed by Teneramente Licia and Balliamo e cantiamo con Licia.
Cast
| Actor | Voice actor | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Cristina D'Avena | Donatella Fanfani | Licia (Yakko) |
| Pasquale Finicelli | Ivo De Palma (dialogues) Enzo Draghi (sing) |
Mirko (Go) |
| Salvatore Landolina | Pietro Ubaldi | Marrabio (Shigemaro) |
| Sebastian Harrison | Gabriele Calindri | Satomi |
| Valerio Floriani | Paolo Torrisi | Andrea (Hashizo) |
| Francesca Cassola | Debora Magnaghi | Elisa (Kaoru) |
| Emanuela Pacotto | Emanuela Pacotto | Marika (Meiko) |
| Carlotta Brambilla | Valeria Falcinelli | Mary |
| Debora Magnaghi | Debora Magnaghi | Hitlegard |
| Manuel De Peppe | Luigi Rosa | Matt (Shin'ichi) |
| Marco Bellavia | Antonio Zanoletti | Steve (Hiroyuki) |
| Giovanni Colombo | Donato Sbodio | Tony (Eiji) |
| Vittorio Bestoso | Vittorio Bestoso | Jack the manager |
| Marina Grandi | Alessandra Karpoff | Manuela (Isuzu) |
| Giordano Garramone | Paola Tovaglia | Grinta (Gonta) |
| Simona Gelo | Patrizia Salmoiraghi | Carlotta |
| Sante Calogero | Riccardo Mantani | Grandpa Sam |
| Antonio Paiola | Antonio Paiola | Lauro |
| Federico Danti | Federico Danti | Vilfredo María |
| Emanuela Folliero | Daniela Trapelli | Denise |
| Dina Castigliego | Lia Rho Barbieri | Mother of Marrabio (Shigemaro) |
| Stefania Danesi | Graziella Porta | Diletta |
| Moreno Saporito | Franco Gamba | Teo |
| Gianni Mantesi | Gianni Mantesi | Mirko/Go's Professor |
| Martina Mondadori | Martina Mondadori | Martina |
| Cat (Uncredited) | Pietro Ubaldi | Juliano |
| Unknown (Uncredited) | Unknown (Uncredited) | Mr. Peterson |
See also
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