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Dudley & the Invasion of the Space Slugs (2026)
Dudley is a teenage frog who lives a peaceful life by the edge of his pond with his friends, meanwhile his parents are worried about his future. But when aliens land on Earth, Dudley's world is thrown into chaos. What if he has what it takes to become a hero and save the whole of humanity?
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Dudley is a teenage frog who lives a peaceful life by the edge of his pond with his friends, meanwhile his parents are worried about his future. But when aliens land on Earth, Dudley's world is thrown into chaos. What if he has what it takes to become a hero and save the whole of humanity?
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Genre:Animation, Family, Science Fiction, Comedy, Adventure
Written By:Graham Ralph, Jules de Jongh
In Theaters:10/17/2026
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Fabrique d'images, Broadvision Perspectives, Fantabulous, Freaks Factory
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