Dora the Explorer: Dora's Enchanted Forest Adventures (2011)
Explore the Enchanted Forest with Dora, Boots, and King Unicornio in this trilogy of magical adventures, concluding in an enchanted double-length episode!
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Explore the Enchanted Forest with Dora, Boots, and King Unicornio in this trilogy of magical adventures, concluding in an enchanted double-length episode!
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Genre:Animation, Family
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In Theaters:9/13/2011
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Caitlin Sanchez
Dora / Forest Creatures / Big Fairies / Elf (voice)
Regan Mizrahi
Boots / Forest Creatures / Cat / Dog / Elf (voice)
Jason Alexander
Owl (voice)
Sophia Angelica
Rabbit / Atlantis Creatures / Big Fairies / Elf (voice)
Sebastian Aristizabal
Unicornio / Atlantis Creatures / Crows / Elf (voice)
Lance Chantiles-Wertz
Squirrel / Atlantis Creatures / Mouse / Elf (voice)
Miriam Cruz
Riddle Tree (voice)
Alexandria Suarez
Backpack / Littlest Elf / Little Fairy / Bees / Elf (voice)
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