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Goose on the Loose
Grieving young Will Donnelly looks to protect his new best friend, a talking goose, from school Principal Congreve Maddox, who's fattening up the bird for a Christmas cook-off.
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Grieving young Will Donnelly looks to protect his new best friend, a talking goose, from school Principal Congreve Maddox, who's fattening up the bird for a Christmas cook-off.
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Genre:Adventure, Comedy, Family
Written By:Charles Dennis
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Voice Pictures, Les Productions Colin Neale, Studio Eight Productions, Creative Filmhouse S.r.l.
Cast
Nicholas Kendall
Director
Chevy Chase
Congreve Maddox
Kari Matchett
Donna Archer
James Purefoy
Kenneth Donnelly
Joan Plowright
Beatrice Fairfield
Tom Arnold
Randall the Goose (voice)
Max Morrow
Will Donnelly
Isabella Fink
Emily Donnelly
William B. Davis
Alphonse David
Nancy Sorel
Hazel McQuaig
Dave Foley
Randall
Cathy Weseluck
Etta the Goose (voice)
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