. While an original version was planned for a 1997 home video release, it was cancelled for unknown reasons and remained unreleased. The official version most viewers are familiar with was released on , and was later made available on Netflix . Italian Dub Cast (Official 2010 Release)
Kalamera’s voice is deep, gravelly, and weary—like a cigar being slowly extinguished in a glass of whiskey. He perfectly captures the "Renaissance man" cynicism of the pig. He sounds like a man who has seen war, lost his friends, and decided that being a pig is preferable to being a fascist. His delivery of the film’s most famous line, "Meglio porco che fascista" ("Better a pig than a fascist"), is delivered with such dry, exhausted conviction that it has become a quotable mantra in Italian pop culture. porco rosso italian dub
While not a "dub" in the vocal sense, the movie’s score has a strong presence in the Italian cultural consciousness. Joe Hisaishi's theme for the film is a popular choice for high-level musical examinations; for instance, it is featured as a piece in the , often performed by examiners like Luis Parés . Porco Rosso | The Dubbing Database | Fandom Italian Dub Cast (Official 2010 Release) Kalamera’s voice