Bratz: Pampered Petz (2010)
When Lola, a friend of the Bratz Girlz, is faced with eviction for harboring animals that she has rescued, the Bratz must combine their brainpower and talent to save them. The result is a hot rhythm benefit concert staged with the intent to find homes for all of Lola's adorable Petz. To assure their success, the Girlz accessorize and bling-out the Petz in true Bratz style.
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When Lola, a friend of the Bratz Girlz, is faced with eviction for harboring animals that she has rescued, the Bratz must combine their brainpower and talent to save them. The result is a hot rhythm benefit concert staged with the intent to find homes for all of Lola's adorable Petz. To assure their success, the Girlz accessorize and bling-out the Petz in true Bratz style.
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Genre:Animation, Family
Written By:Sindy McKay
In Theaters:10/5/2010
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Splash Entertainment, MGA Entertainment, Mike Young Productions, Lions Gate Films Home Entertainment, GDC Productions, Salami Studios, BLT Productions
Cast
Michael Hack, Bob Doucette
Director
Britt McKillip
Cloe (voice)
Britt Irvin
Jade (voice)
Dorla Bell
Sasha (voice)
Maryke Hendrikse
Yasmin (voice)
Ashleigh Ball
Celia / Little Joanie (voice)
Ellen Kennedy
Ms. Lola / Annie (voice)
Jay Brazeau
Mr. Grunion (voice)
Jan Rabson
Joe Lacky / TV Reporter (voice)
Sam Vincent
Officer Sterns / Jinxy / Spa Attendant Dan (voice)
Garry Chalk
Officer Blythe / Worker / News Reporter (voice)
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