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Gallavants (1984)
"In life you have to work fo what you want," Shando's wise old teacher tells him. Shando wants to become a music ant but first he must earn the kabump that all working adult ants have. However, Shando spends his time daydreaming and instead of earning his kabump, he acquires a fake one. He soon learns that true success comes only with hard work and honesty.
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"In life you have to work fo what you want," Shando's wise old teacher tells him. Shando wants to become a music ant but first he must earn the kabump that all working adult ants have. However, Shando spends his time daydreaming and instead of earning his kabump, he acquires a fake one. He soon learns that true success comes only with hard work and honesty.
Rating:G
Genre:Family, Animation
Written By:Jack Mendelsohn, Annie Shaw Marcus, Shasti Frigell O'Leary, Don Smith
In Theaters:10/10/1984
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Marvel Productions, Mediafare Entertainment
Cast
Art Vitello
Director
Robert Lydiard
Shando (voice)
Vic Perrin
Teetor (voice)
Peter Cullen
Antonim (voice)
Joyce Gittlin
Eegee (voice)
Frank Welker
Antik / Traw (voice)
Fred Travalena
Fice / Gokin (voice)
Barry Gordon
Edil / Bok / Gauk (voice)
Diane Pershing
Nesse (voice)
Jane Hamilton
Queen Mallikam (voice)
B.J. Ward
Galli (voice)
Wendy Hoffmann
Babags / Foll (voice)
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