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Homeward (2020)
A boastful elf and his prank-happy orc brother must learn to work together to stop a fiendish orc gang from retrieving a magical stone that will give them the power to take over the world.
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A boastful elf and his prank-happy orc brother must learn to work together to stop a fiendish orc gang from retrieving a magical stone that will give them the power to take over the world.
Rating:G
Genre:Animation, Adventure, Comedy, Family, Fantasy
Written By:Aaron Witlin
In Theaters:2/25/2020
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:The Asylum
Cast
Michael Johnson
Director
Joey Lawrence
Lloyd Lightspinner (Voice)
James Cullen Bressack
Barl Lightspinner (voice)
Kim Little
Scrap / Grandma / Edna (voice)
D. C. Douglas
Rolf (voice)
Tammy Klein
Ms. Tenderfoot (voice)
Audrey Latt
Forelle (voice)
Tom Green
Principal Ashford (voice)
Joyce Tatler
Hot Dog Vendor (voice)
Jamey Rimawi
Heap / Hermy (voice)
Jenna Edwards
Star (voice)
Dylan Vox
Thomble (voice)
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