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Bratz: Go to Paris (2006)
The girls with a passion for fashion hit the runways of Paris in this super-secret super-sweet spy spectacular! When someone starts mysteriously poisoning the most popular models in Paris, Cloe, Yasmin, Jade and Sasha are recruited to go undercover in the City of Lights as supermodels to find the evil mastermind! But will the girls be able to discover the secret before one of them is the next target? There is no mystery that the Bratz cannot solve when they work together!
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The girls with a passion for fashion hit the runways of Paris in this super-secret super-sweet spy spectacular! When someone starts mysteriously poisoning the most popular models in Paris, Cloe, Yasmin, Jade and Sasha are recruited to go undercover in the City of Lights as supermodels to find the evil mastermind! But will the girls be able to discover the secret before one of them is the next target? There is no mystery that the Bratz cannot solve when they work together!
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Genre:Family, Animation
Written By:Peggy Nicoll
In Theaters:10/7/2006
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Runtime:60 minutes
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Cast
David Mucci Fassett
Director
Olivia Hack
Cloe (voice)
Soleil Moon Frye
Jade (voice)
Tia Mowry
Sasha (voice)
Dionne Quan
Yasmin (voice)
Jessica DiCicco
Roxxi (voice)
Charlie Schlatter
Cameron (voice)
Ogie Banks
Dylan (voice)
Kaley Cuoco
Kirstee (voice)
Lacey Chabert
Kaycee (voice)
Greg Ellis
Byron Powell (voice)
Wendie Malick
Burdine Maxwell / Elemina (voice)
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