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A young quirky girl finds her way in a crazy world.
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A young quirky girl finds her way in a crazy world.
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Genre:Animation, Family, Comedy
Written By:Jane Wagner
In Theaters:5/27/1994
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Runtime:24 minutes
Studio:Klasky-Csupo
Cast
Tamara Varga
Director
Lily Tomlin
Edith Ann (voice)
Thom Sharp
Dad (voice)
Amy Ziff
Mom / Ida Milfred (voice)
Pamela Adlon
Irene (voice)
Kath Soucie
Mrs. Negfly (voice)
Paddi Edwards
Twinkle the Bag Lady (voice)
Erin Chase
Dan O'Day McClellan
Homeowner / Voice on the Loudspeaker (voice)
Alan Oppenheimer
Newscaster / Voice on the Loudspeaker (voice)
Andy Houts
Cop / Mr. Negfly / Neighbor (voice)
Walker Edmiston
Cop / Neighbor / Prosecutor (voice) (uncredited)
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