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Once upon a time there was a happy kingdom at the crest of a broad river, at the edge of nearly endless forest. The kingdom was ruled by a fair and just King who had but one daughter, who was the apple of his eye: Princess Angela. She thought of herself as the happiest girl in the whole world because she played all day and danced for her father, the King, at night. But one day all happiness in the kingdom came to an end. Princess Angela was kidnapped by the King's Viceroy. The Viceroy left Angela with his brother, a selfish and mean-hearted woodsman, who lived deep in the heart of the nearly endless forest. Years passed and the kingdom became a very unhappy place, for the King spent all his time looking searching from one end of his vast kingdom to the other looking for his daughter, Princess Angela.
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Once upon a time there was a happy kingdom at the crest of a broad river, at the edge of nearly endless forest. The kingdom was ruled by a fair and just King who had but one daughter, who was the apple of his eye: Princess Angela. She thought of herself as the happiest girl in the whole world because she played all day and danced for her father, the King, at night. But one day all happiness in the kingdom came to an end. Princess Angela was kidnapped by the King's Viceroy. The Viceroy left Angela with his brother, a selfish and mean-hearted woodsman, who lived deep in the heart of the nearly endless forest. Years passed and the kingdom became a very unhappy place, for the King spent all his time looking searching from one end of his vast kingdom to the other looking for his daughter, Princess Angela.
Rating:NR
Genre:Animation, Comedy, Family
Written By:Jeff Martel
In Theaters:11/15/2005
Box Office:
Runtime:47 minutes
Studio:Waterfront Pictures, Cheshire Smile Animation
Cast
Tim Tyler
Director
Lara Gilchrist
Angela (voice)
Michael Dobson
Ronen / Berk / Smith (voice)
Jan Rabson
Crofton / Farmer (voice)
Chiara Zanni
Dart (voice)
Matt Hill
Dash / Bandit (voice)
Pam Hyatt
Lucretia / Baker (voice)
Tegan Moss
Gruzinda / Young Girl (voice)
Doug Abrahams
Guard (voice)
Alexis Korchinski
Angela (voice)
Brianna George
Young Angela (singing voice)
Jay Semko
Ronen / Crofton (singing voice)
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