In 'Ammonite,' an Aching and Incomplete Love Story
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Holly Hobbie and Friends: Christmas Wishes (2006)
Holly Hobbie is excited about spending Christmas-time with her friends and family. She soon learns of the situation of a widow, Mrs. Deegan and her twin boys, Joey and Paul. She works together with her friends Amy Morris and Carrie Baker. They also take part in a Christmas pageant and Christmas caroling. Meanwhile, Holly's brother Robby dresses up as Santa Claus to earn extra money, but discovers the spirit of giving.
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Holly Hobbie is excited about spending Christmas-time with her friends and family. She soon learns of the situation of a widow, Mrs. Deegan and her twin boys, Joey and Paul. She works together with her friends Amy Morris and Carrie Baker. They also take part in a Christmas pageant and Christmas caroling. Meanwhile, Holly's brother Robby dresses up as Santa Claus to earn extra money, but discovers the spirit of giving.
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Genre:Animation, Family
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In Theaters:10/24/2006
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Runtime:44 minutes
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Cast
Mario Piluso
Director
Alyson Stoner
Holly Hobbie (voice)
Liliana Mumy
Amy Morris (voice)
Tinashe
Carrie Baker
Jansen Panettiere
Robby Hobbie (voice)
Paul Butcher
Kyle Morris (voice)
Rusty Schwimmer
Aunt Jessie Beech (voice)
Jane Lynch
Joan Hobbie / Minnie (voice)
Diedrich Bader
Uncle Dave Beech (voice)
LeAnn Rimes
Kelly Deegan (voice)
Spencer Lacey Ganus
Joey Deegan (voice)
Harrison Fahn
Paul Deegan (voice)
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