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Bing & Friends: Birthday Celebration
Round the corner, not far away, Bing is celebrating his birthday – hooray! Experience your favourite Bing episodes and join in with new interactive games on the big screen with Bing & Friends: Birthday Celebration. Featuring 6 beloved stories from the hit CBeebies series, join Bing, Flop and all their friends at the cinema for 70 minutes of singing, dancing, counting and more.
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Round the corner, not far away, Bing is celebrating his birthday – hooray! Experience your favourite Bing episodes and join in with new interactive games on the big screen with Bing & Friends: Birthday Celebration. Featuring 6 beloved stories from the hit CBeebies series, join Bing, Flop and all their friends at the cinema for 70 minutes of singing, dancing, counting and more.
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Genre:Animation, Family
Written By:Mikael Shields
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Runtime:66 minutes
Studio:Acamar Films, Brown Bag Films, Tandem Films, Digitales Studios
Cast
Mikael Shields
Director
Elliot Kerley
Bing Bunny (voice)
Rafferty Railton
Bing Bunny (voice)
Mark Rylance
Flop (voice)
David Threlfall
Flop (voice)
Eve Bentley
Sula (voice)
Akiya Henry
Amma (voice)
Shai Portnoy
Pando (voice)
Noah Hicks
Pando (voice)
Bryony Hannah
Padget (voice)
Jocelyn Macnab
Coco (voice)
Tamsin Greig
Molly (voice)
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