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Bratz Kidz: Fairy Tales (2008)
When the Bratz kids are rehearsing for a school play, a talking frog transports them into their fairy tale book, where Jade must be Snow White, Sasha must be Red Riding Hood, Cloe must be Rapunzel, and Yasmin must be Cinderella.
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When the Bratz kids are rehearsing for a school play, a talking frog transports them into their fairy tale book, where Jade must be Snow White, Sasha must be Red Riding Hood, Cloe must be Rapunzel, and Yasmin must be Cinderella.
Rating:G
Genre:Animation, Comedy, Family, Music
Written By:Bart Jennett
In Theaters:2/26/2008
Box Office:
Runtime:73 minutes
Studio:MGA Entertainment
Cast
Phil Weinstein
Director
Britt McKillip
Cloe (voice)
Claire Renaud
Yasmin (voice)
Kali Edmeston
Jade (voice)
Dorla Bell
Sasha (voice)
Adrienne Carter
Sharon / Goldilocks (voice)
Trevor Devall
Wolf / Mirror (voice)
Brian Drummond
Nick / Chadwick / Mr. Grimm (voice)
Marcy Goldberg
Wicked Queen / Grandma (voice)
Pauline Newstone
Witch (voice)
Tabitha St. Germain
Madame Snootsville / Fairy Godmother / Mindy (voice)
Andrew Toth
Prince Charming / Markie (voice)
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