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Barney: We Love Our Family (2009)
All we need is love from our family and friends - and, of course, Barney! Discover the joys and laughter that moms, grandparents and cousins can bring in this collection full of unforgettable moments of warmth and togetherness the whole family will cherish!
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All we need is love from our family and friends - and, of course, Barney! Discover the joys and laughter that moms, grandparents and cousins can bring in this collection full of unforgettable moments of warmth and togetherness the whole family will cherish!
Rating:NR
Genre:Family
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In Theaters:11/17/2009
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Runtime:40 minutes
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Director
Dean Wendt
Barney (Voice) (Archive Footage)
Carey Stinson
Barney (Archive Footage)
Julie Johnson
Baby Bop (Voice) (Archive Footage)
Patty Wirtz
BJ (Voice) (Archive Footage)
Jeff Ayers
Baby Bop's Costume (Archive Footage)
Kyle Nelson
Bj's Costume (Archive Footage)
Michaela Dietz
Riff's (Voice) (Archive Footage)
Adam Brown
Riff's Costume (Archive Footage)
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