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Every Witch Way: Spellbound (2014)
Every witch way like you have never seen it before all your magic comes back in this movie
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Every witch way like you have never seen it before all your magic comes back in this movie
Rating:
Genre:Fantasy
Written By:Gloria Shen, Catharina Ledeboer
In Theaters:11/26/2014
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Runtime:67 minutes
Studio:Nickelodeon Productions
Cast
María Eugenia Perera, Clayton Boen
Director
Paola Andino
Emma Alonso / Evil Emma
Nick Merico
Daniel Miller
Paris Smith
Maddie Van Pelt
Rahart Adams
Jax Novoa
Daniela Nieves
Andi Cruz
Tyler Alvarez
Diego Rueda
Autumn Wendel
Sophie Johnson
Denisea Wilson
Katie Rice
Zoey Burger
Gigi Rueda
Jackie Frazey
Melanie Miller
Louis Tomeo
Robert 'Rob' Miller
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