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Doctor Proctor: Bubble in the Bathtub
The lovesick Doctor Proctor has traveled back in time in a desperate attempt to alter history. He wants to stop the wedding between his beloved Juliette and the terrible Claude Cliché, but is trapped in time. Lise and Bulle have to help him back.
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The lovesick Doctor Proctor has traveled back in time in a desperate attempt to alter history. He wants to stop the wedding between his beloved Juliette and the terrible Claude Cliché, but is trapped in time. Lise and Bulle have to help him back.
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Genre:Adventure, Family, Fantasy, Comedy
Written By:Johan Bogaeus
In Theaters:
Box Office:$2,498,851
Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Maipo Film, Tradewind Pictures
Cast
Arild Fröhlich
Director
Emily Glaister
Lise
Eilif Hellum Noraker
Bulle
Gard B. Eidsvold
Doktor Proktor
Atle Antonsen
Claude Cliché
Helén Vikstvedt
Raspa
Kristin Grue
Juliette Margarin
Arthur Berning
Langarmet fange
Eili Harboe
Jeanne D'Arc
Rune Hagerup
Skjeggete Fjott
Nils Jørgen Kaalstad
Blodbrønn
Anke Engelke
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