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In Rocketown four friends, Tom - also known as Captain Bob, Eric and John, are a strange game in the office of Professor James. The professor is Tom's father and the famous paleontologist, who recently died in mysterious circumstances.
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In Rocketown four friends, Tom - also known as Captain Bob, Eric and John, are a strange game in the office of Professor James. The professor is Tom's father and the famous paleontologist, who recently died in mysterious circumstances.
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Genre:Adventure, Animation, TV Movie
Written By:Fabio Di Ranno, Valeria Giasi, Riccardo Mazza
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Giochi Preziosi
Cast
Orlando Corradi
Director
Alessio Ward
Tom / T-Rex (voice)
Marco Vivio
Bob / Tricerop (voice)
Mattia Ward
John / Smilodon (voice)
George Castiglia
Eric / Pterodix (voice)
Leonardo Caneva
Will (voice)
Silvio Anselmo
Warner (voice)
Daniele Di Matteo
Artik (voice)
Oliviero Dinelli
Shaman (voice)
Maurizio Montecchiesi
Petrus (voice)
Patrizia Salerno
Keira (voice)
Giuliano Santi
Treek / Drakemon (voice)
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