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Captain Sabertooth (2006)
Captain Sabertooth's menacing ship, the Dark Lady, is the only one Tiny, the world's youngest priate has ever known. He dreams that one of these days Captain Sabertooth will come to see that Tiny is a real pirate and a brave one too! But Captain Sabertooth has only one thing on his mind, to discover the long lost, legendary treasure trove of Gory Gabriel. Tiny is mesmerized by the beautiful Veronica, a local girl from Luna Bay. Their destinies entwine and together they must fight fate, legend - and Captain Sabertooth.
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Captain Sabertooth's menacing ship, the Dark Lady, is the only one Tiny, the world's youngest priate has ever known. He dreams that one of these days Captain Sabertooth will come to see that Tiny is a real pirate and a brave one too! But Captain Sabertooth has only one thing on his mind, to discover the long lost, legendary treasure trove of Gory Gabriel. Tiny is mesmerized by the beautiful Veronica, a local girl from Luna Bay. Their destinies entwine and together they must fight fate, legend - and Captain Sabertooth.
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Genre:Animation, Family
Written By:Arthur Johansen
In Theaters:10/30/2006
Box Office:
Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Seven Seas Production A/S, Indican Pictures
Cast
Stig Bergqvist
Director
Terje Formoe
Kaptein Sabeltann (voice)
Ole Alfsen
Pinky (voice)
Nina Lund Feste
Sunniva (voice)
Brit Elisabeth Haagensli
Tante Bassa (voice)
Dennis Storhøi
Langemann (voice)
Ingolf Karinen
Pelle (voice)
Knut Haugmark
Pysa (voice)
Paul Åge Johannessen
Ruben (voice)
Helge Jordal
Glade Gorm (voice)
Øystein Dolmen
Skalken (voice)
Finn Schau
Ruben den Røde (voice)
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