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Gli Straspeed a Crazy World
One day, Ciuccio, a lively little boy, gets out of his stroller and gets lost in the park without his parents noticing. There's a storm, and lightning strikes the Straspeed ride, which comes to life and meets the boy.
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One day, Ciuccio, a lively little boy, gets out of his stroller and gets lost in the park without his parents noticing. There's a storm, and lightning strikes the Straspeed ride, which comes to life and meets the boy.
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Genre:Animation, Adventure, Family
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Runtime:59 minutes
Studio:Kinder & Ferrero Multimedia Production, Magnolia TV, Neo Network, Hosem Animation Studio
Cast
Maurizio Forestieri
Director
Domitilla D'Amico
Puffete (voice)
Barbara Pitotti
Ciuccio (voice)
Perla Liberatori
Jungle Jesi (voice)
Roberto Certomà
Nerino (voice)
Michele Kalamera
Aquila Sbandata (voice)
Emanuela Damasio
Alfastar (voice)
Gerolamo Alchieri
Attilo (voice)
Domenico Strati
Billy il Bello (voice)
Saverio Indrio
Corsaro Zero (voice)
Ambrogio Colombo
Barone Rozzo (voice)
Monica Bertolotti
Savana (voice)
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