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Barbie as the Island Princess (2007)
Young Rosella is saved by a few kind animals after a shipwreck. Now called Ro, she learns to talk to animals. One day, she saves the life of a prince and returns to civilisation to discover her past.
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Young Rosella is saved by a few kind animals after a shipwreck. Now called Ro, she learns to talk to animals. One day, she saves the life of a prince and returns to civilisation to discover her past.
Rating:G
Genre:Animation, Family
Written By:Elana Lesser, Cliff Ruby
In Theaters:9/18/2007
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Rainmaker Entertainment, Mattel
Cast
Greg Richardson
Director
Kelly Sheridan
Ro / Rosella (voice)
Melissa Lyons
Rosella (singing voice)
Alessandro Juliani
Prince Antonio (voice)
Christopher Gaze
Sagi (voice)
Steve Marvel
Azul / Minister (voice)
Susan Roman
Tika (voice)
Garry Chalk
Frazer / Calvin (voice)
Russell Roberts
King Peter (voice)
Patricia Drake
Queen Danielle / Mama Pig (voice)
Bets Malone
Tallulah (voice)
Britt McKillip
Rita (voice)
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