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Bamse and the Thief City (2015)
Bamse, Lille Skutt and Skalman embark on an adventure that takes them through the Troll Forest to the City of Thieves to save Grandma from the villainous fox Reinard.
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Bamse, Lille Skutt and Skalman embark on an adventure that takes them through the Troll Forest to the City of Thieves to save Grandma from the villainous fox Reinard.
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Genre:Animation, Family, Comedy
Written By:Johan Kindblom, Tomas Tivemark
In Theaters:12/25/2015
Box Office:$4,201,541
Runtime:66 minutes
Studio:Film i Väst, Tre Vänner, Slugger Film, Bamse Förlaget, Nordisk Film Sweden, SVT
Cast
Christian Ryltenius
Director
Peter Haber
Bamse (voice)
Morgan Alling
Lille Skutt (voice)
Steve Kratz
Skalman (voice)
Magnus Härenstam
Reinard Räv (voice)
Tomas Bolme
Narrator (voice)
Tea Stjärne
Nalle-Maja (voice)
Shebly Niavarani
Vargen (voice)
Ia Langhammer
Farmor (voice)
Leif Andrée
Knocke / Smocke (voice)
Maria Bolme
Brummelisa (voice)
Rolf Lydahl
Kubbe Varg (voice)
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