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Bamse and the Secret of the Sea
Bamse, Little Skutt and Skalman go out into open water and far down to the bottom of the sea. And Captain Buster is willing to do anything to earn the title of Terror of the Sea.
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Bamse, Little Skutt and Skalman go out into open water and far down to the bottom of the sea. And Captain Buster is willing to do anything to earn the title of Terror of the Sea.
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Genre:Animation, Adventure, Family
Written By:Johanna Bergenstråhle, Calle Marthin, Mikael Syrén
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Runtime:69 minutes
Studio:Nordisk Film Sweden
Cast
Christian Ryltenius
Director
Rolf Lassgård
Bamse (voice)
Johan Glans
Lille Skutt (voice)
Johan Ulveson
Skalman (voice)
Johan Rabaeus
Kapten Buster (voice)
Rachel Mohlin
(voice)
Håkan Juholt
Borgmästare (voice)
Henrik Nyblom
(voice)
Vega Åhman
Mini-hopp (voice)
Maria Sveland
Mia räv (voice)
Sofie Sarenbrandt
Sofie Sork (voice)
Fredrik Dalenfjäll
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