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* ScienceImitatesArt: Petit-Prince, the first asteroid moon to have been discovered with a ground-based telescope, was named as a dual reference to Louis-Napoléon, Prince Imperial, and as an allusion to the book. In the words of its discoverers:
-->''Both princes were young and adventurous, and had little fear of danger. Both were of rather small stature. They both left the confines of their cozy little worlds (asteroid B612 for the Little Prince and Chislehurst for the Prince Imperial). They both then undertook long journeys to end up in Africa, whereupon they both meet rather violent deaths ... And in both cases they lay alone for one night each after "death" and then "returned" back home...''
-->''Both princes were young and adventurous, and had little fear of danger. Both were of rather small stature. They both left the confines of their cozy little worlds (asteroid B612 for the Little Prince and Chislehurst for the Prince Imperial). They both then undertook long journeys to end up in Africa, whereupon they both meet rather violent deaths ... And in both cases they lay alone for one night each after "death" and then "returned" back home...''
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** Creator/GeneWilder very nearly pulled out of the production in order to film Film/BlazingSaddles as a personal favor to his close friend Mel Brooks. He ended up being able to convince Stanley Donen to film all of his scenes at the very end of the production instead of at the beginning, allowing him to appear in both this and Blazing Saddles.
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* ChildrenVoicingChildren: In the 1978 anime, the Prince was voiced by a then-10-year-old Creator/TaikiMatsuno (credited under his real name, Tatsuya Matsuno).
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* CrossDressingVoices: While the Prince was voiced by an actual boy in the Japanese version of the '70s anime, he was voiced by [[TheOtherDarrin two different women]] - Creator/KatieLeigh and Julie [=McWhirter=] - in the English dub.
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* HeAlsoDid: In between ''Anime/Zambot3'' and ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam'', Yoshikazu Yasuhiko worked on the 1978-79 anime series as a character designer.
* MissingEpisode: Out of the 39 episodes of the 1978 anime series, only 26 were dubbed into English and aired in North America. Also, only 35 of those 39 were aired in the Japanese broadcast, with the remaining four released later on video.
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* HeAlsoDid: In between ''Anime/Zambot3'' and ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam'', Yoshikazu Yasuhiko worked WhatCouldHaveBeen: Music/{{Genesis|Band}} very nearly did a concept album based on the 1978-79 anime series as a character designer.
* MissingEpisode: Outbook; it ultimately became ''The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway.'' The illustrations and themes of the 39 episodes of the 1978 anime series, only 26 were dubbed into English book would later loosely inspire their 1980 ''Music/{{Duke}}'' album.
!!The 1974 film:
* ActorInspiredElement: Bob Fosse choreographed his own dance sequence as The Snake, andaired in North America. Also, only 35 of those 39 were aired happily did it under a heavy black suit in the Japanese broadcast, warm Tunisian weather.
* CreatorBacklash: Lerner and Loewe were very disappointed with theremaining four released later on video. film's Hollywood treatment, the latter even refusing to visit London to supervise the recording of the score, according to legend.
* DarkHorseCasting: The majority of the cast were stage actors, with only Gene Wilder having any kind of film presence. Steven Warner only had a bit part in one other film.
* StuntCasting: Gene Wilder in the small but significant role of The Fox, not appearing until an hour into the film, with only fourteen minutes of screen time.
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* ActorInspiredElement: Bob Fosse choreographed his own dance sequence as The Snake, and
* CreatorBacklash: Lerner and Loewe were very disappointed with the
* DarkHorseCasting: The majority of the cast were stage actors, with only Gene Wilder having any kind of film presence. Steven Warner only had a bit part in one other film.
* StuntCasting: Gene Wilder in the small but significant role of The Fox, not appearing until an hour into the film, with only fourteen minutes of screen time.
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** Music/{{Genesis|Band}} very nearly did a concept album based on the book; it ultimately became ''The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway.'' The illustrations and themes of the book would later loosely inspire their 1980 ''Music/{{Duke}}'' album.
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--> '''Stanley Donen:''' The part called for a man who must be dominated by a 6-year-old boy. It's difficult for me to imagine Frank relating to a child in such a way. I didn't want to risk the movie on him."
** Creator/RichardBurton was the first choice for the pilot, based on his work in ''{{Theatre/Camelot}}'', but he turned it down.
!!The 1978 anime:
* ChildrenVoicingChildren: In the 1978 anime, the Prince was voiced by a then-10-year-old Creator/TaikiMatsuno (credited under his real name, Tatsuya Matsuno).
* CrossDressingVoices: While the Prince was voiced by an actual boy in the Japanese version of the '70s anime, he was voiced by [[TheOtherDarrin two different women]] - Creator/KatieLeigh and Julie [=McWhirter=] - in the English dub.
* HeAlsoDid: In between ''Anime/Zambot3'' and ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam'', Yoshikazu Yasuhiko worked on the 1978-79 anime series as a character designer.
* MissingEpisode: Out of the 39 episodes of the 1978 anime series, only 26 were dubbed into English and aired in North America. Also, only 35 of those 39 were aired in the Japanese broadcast, with the remaining four released later on video.
** Creator/RichardBurton was the first choice for the pilot, based on his work in ''{{Theatre/Camelot}}'', but he turned it down.
!!The 1978 anime:
* ChildrenVoicingChildren: In the 1978 anime, the Prince was voiced by a then-10-year-old Creator/TaikiMatsuno (credited under his real name, Tatsuya Matsuno).
* CrossDressingVoices: While the Prince was voiced by an actual boy in the Japanese version of the '70s anime, he was voiced by [[TheOtherDarrin two different women]] - Creator/KatieLeigh and Julie [=McWhirter=] - in the English dub.
* HeAlsoDid: In between ''Anime/Zambot3'' and ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam'', Yoshikazu Yasuhiko worked on the 1978-79 anime series as a character designer.
* MissingEpisode: Out of the 39 episodes of the 1978 anime series, only 26 were dubbed into English and aired in North America. Also, only 35 of those 39 were aired in the Japanese broadcast, with the remaining four released later on video.
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* CrossDressingVoices: While the Prince was voiced by an actual boy in the Japanese version of the '70s anime, he was voiced by [[TheOtherDarrin two different women]] - Creator/KatieLeigh and Julie [=McWhirter=] - in the English dub.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Music/{{Genesis|Band}} very nearly did a concept album based on the book; it ultimately became ''The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway.'' The illustrations and themes of the book would later loosely inspire their 1980 ''Music/{{Duke}}'' album.
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** Music/{{Genesis|Band}} very nearly did a concept album based on the book; it ultimately became ''The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway.'' The illustrations and themes of the book would later loosely inspire their 1980 ''Music/{{Duke}}''album.album.
** Creator/FrankSinatra expressed interest in the role of the pilot in the 1974 film, and the producers were on board with it. Director Stanley Donen, who worked with Sinatra on previous films, turned him down.
** Music/{{Genesis|Band}} very nearly did a concept album based on the book; it ultimately became ''The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway.'' The illustrations and themes of the book would later loosely inspire their 1980 ''Music/{{Duke}}''
** Creator/FrankSinatra expressed interest in the role of the pilot in the 1974 film, and the producers were on board with it. Director Stanley Donen, who worked with Sinatra on previous films, turned him down.
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* ColbertBump: While by no means ''obscure'', the book has enjoyed a resurgence in popularity after VideoGame/SkyChildrenOfTheLight's collaboration event (where the player gets to accompany and befriend the Prince in a loose retelling of the original story) took place.
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* HeAlsoDid: In between ''Anime/Zambot3'' and ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam'', Yoshikazu Yasuhiko worked on this unassuming little kids' show as a character designer.
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** The 1978 anime series featured character design work by Yoshikazu Yasuhiko of ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam'' and ''Anime/Zambot3'' fame. It was also a rare literary/family-friendly anime production for Creator/KnackProductions, a studio primarily known for cheaply made comedies and sci-fi.
** ''Radio/AdventuresInOdyssey'' fans will recognize many of the voices in the English dub. Creator/KatieLeigh ("Connie") voiced the Little Prince himself in a few episodes, Creator/HalSmith ("Whit") played Swiftee the Space Bird, and Creator/WalkerEdmiston ("Tom Riley") and Creator/JanetWaldo played minor characters.
** The 1978 anime series featured character design work by Yoshikazu Yasuhiko of ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam'' and ''Anime/Zambot3'' fame. It was also a rare literary/family-friendly anime production for Creator/KnackProductions, a studio primarily known for cheaply made comedies and sci-fi.
** ''Radio/AdventuresInOdyssey'' fans will recognize many of the voices in the English dub. Creator/KatieLeigh ("Connie") voiced the Little Prince himself in a few episodes, Creator/HalSmith ("Whit") played Swiftee the Space Bird, and Creator/WalkerEdmiston ("Tom Riley") and Creator/JanetWaldo played minor characters.
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** ''Radio/AdventuresInOdyssey'' fans will recognize many of the voices in the English dub. Creator/KatieLeigh ("Connie") voiced the Little Prince himself in''Anime/MobileSuitGundam'', Yoshikazu Yasuhiko worked on this unassuming little kids' show as a few episodes, Creator/HalSmith ("Whit") played Swiftee the Space Bird, and Creator/WalkerEdmiston ("Tom Riley") and Creator/JanetWaldo played minor characters.character designer.
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* {{Defictionalization}}: In honor of the Prince's home asteroid, an actual asteroid was named 46610 Besixdouze. [[note]]B612, if taken as a hexadecimal number, is 46610 in decimal, and "Besixdouze" is French for B-612.[[/note]] ("B612" is not a valid asteroid designation.) The asteroid 45 Eugenia now has a moon named "Petit-Prince".
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** In honor of the Prince's home asteroid, an actual asteroid was named 46610 Besixdouze. [[note]]B612, if taken as a hexadecimal number, is 46610 in decimal, and "Besixdouze" is French for B-612.[[/note]] ("B612" is not a valid asteroid designation.) The asteroid 45 Eugenia now has a moon named "Petit-Prince".
** In honor of the Prince's home asteroid, an actual asteroid was named 46610 Besixdouze. [[note]]B612, if taken as a hexadecimal number, is 46610 in decimal, and "Besixdouze" is French for B-612.[[/note]] ("B612" is not a valid asteroid designation.) The asteroid 45 Eugenia now has a moon named "Petit-Prince".
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** The '70s anime series featured character design work by Yoshikazu Yasuhiko. Yes, ''that'' [[Anime/MobileSuitGundam Yoshikazu]] [[Anime/Zambot3 Yasuhiko]]. It was also a rare literary/family friendly anime production for a studio (Creator/{{Knack}} Productions) primarily known for cheaply made comedies and sci-fi.
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** The '70s 1978 anime series featured character design work by Yoshikazu Yasuhiko. Yes, ''that'' [[Anime/MobileSuitGundam Yoshikazu]] [[Anime/Zambot3 Yasuhiko]]. Yasuhiko of ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam'' and ''Anime/Zambot3'' fame. It was also a rare literary/family friendly literary/family-friendly anime production for Creator/KnackProductions, a studio (Creator/{{Knack}} Productions) primarily known for cheaply made comedies and sci-fi.
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** B-612 also inspired the name of the [[https://b612foundation.org/ B612 Foundation,]] which assists the search for near-Earth asteroids.
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* ReferencedBy: The video game ''VideoGame/{{Deiland}}'' is about a young prince who lives on a tiny planet. One mission is to get a very old book on the same theme.
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* {{Defictionalization}}: In honor of the Prince's home asteroid, an actual asteroid was named 46610 Besixdouze. [[note]]B612, if taken as a hexadecimal number, is 46610 in decimal, and "Besixdouze" is French for B-612.[[/note]] ("B612" is not a valid asteroid designation.) The asteroid 45 Eugenia now has a moon named "Petit-Prince".
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* {{Defictionalization}}: In honor of the Prince's home asteroid, an actual asteroid was named 46610 Besixdouze. [[note]]B612, if taken as a hexadecimal number, is 46610 in decimal, and "Besixdouze" is French for B-612.[[/note]] "B612" ("B612" is not a valid asteroid designation; however, an asteroid now exists named 46610 Bésixdouze ("B612" in French) and the designation.) The asteroid 45 Eugenia now has a moon named "Petit-Prince".
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* {{Defictionalization}}: In honor of the Prince's home asteroid, an actual asteroid was named 46610 Besixdouze. [[note]]B612, if taken as a hexadecimal number, is 46610 in decimal, and "Besixdouze" is French for B-612.[[/note]] B612" "B612" is not a valid asteroid designation; however, an asteroid now exists named 46610 Bésixdouze ("B612" in French) and the asteroid 45 Eugenia now has a moon named "Petit-Prince".
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