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HiT Favorites: Colors Are Fun! (2010)
A colorful adventure awaits! You'll be painted from head to toe in delight when you join your favorite preschool friends in these exciting adventures. Come along with Barney and find out how bright the sunshine is when colors dance in the air, Bob the Builder as he discovers rich cave paintings, and Thomas as he collects colorful items for a magic show. These adventures will show you the true colors of friendship and fun.
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A colorful adventure awaits! You'll be painted from head to toe in delight when you join your favorite preschool friends in these exciting adventures. Come along with Barney and find out how bright the sunshine is when colors dance in the air, Bob the Builder as he discovers rich cave paintings, and Thomas as he collects colorful items for a magic show. These adventures will show you the true colors of friendship and fun.
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Written By:Michael Anthony Steele, Marc Seal, Neil Richards, Jan Page, Mellie Buse, Mick Inkpen, Gillian Corderoy
In Theaters:2/9/2010
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Runtime:53 minutes
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Cast
Mark Stuart, Steve Asquith, Jim Rowley, Geoff Walker, Jerry Hibbert, Tim Harper
Director
Dean Wendt
Barney (voice)
Julie Johnson
Baby Bop (voice)
Patty Wirtz
BJ (voice)
Hunter Pecunia
Rachel
Victoria Lennox
Tracy
Emilio Mazur
David
Christina Burdette
Haley
Marc Silk
Bob / Fuzzbuzz (voice)
Lorelei King
Wendy / Roley (voice)
Alan Marriott
Scoop / Travis (voice)
Lachele Carl
Muck (voice)
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