“The Hate U Give”
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Count DeClues' Mystery Castle (1993)
An illusionist named Count DeClues solves mysteries that occur in his castle.
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An illusionist named Count DeClues solves mysteries that occur in his castle.
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Genre:TV Movie, Family, Mystery
Written By:Bob Logan, Jack Mendelsohn
In Theaters:10/29/1993
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Runtime:21 minutes
Studio:Fox Broadcasting Company
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