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5 Weeks in a Balloon (1977)
An elderly English doctor and his 14-year old American nephew go on a perilous journey to Africa in an hot air balloon with an African guide, to retrieve a precious diamond from the top of a volcanic rock, as a gift for Queen Victoria.
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An elderly English doctor and his 14-year old American nephew go on a perilous journey to Africa in an hot air balloon with an African guide, to retrieve a precious diamond from the top of a volcanic rock, as a gift for Queen Victoria.
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Genre:Animation, Adventure
Written By:Jules Verne, Kimmer Ringwald
In Theaters:11/24/1977
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Hanna-Barbera Australia
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