It's an Adventure, Charlie Brown (1983)
This hour-long anthology presents six animated shorts, which include Charlie Brown spending two unexpectedly pleasant weeks at summer camp; Peppermint Patty and Marcie taking jobs as golf caddies, with disastrous results; and Lucy trying to cure Linus' dependence on his security blanket.
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This hour-long anthology presents six animated shorts, which include Charlie Brown spending two unexpectedly pleasant weeks at summer camp; Peppermint Patty and Marcie taking jobs as golf caddies, with disastrous results; and Lucy trying to cure Linus' dependence on his security blanket.
Rating:G
Genre:Family, Animation, Comedy, TV Movie
Written By:Charles M. Schulz
In Theaters:5/16/1983
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Runtime:47 minutes
Studio:Charles M. Schulz Creative Associates, United Feature Syndicate, Lee Mendelson Film Productions, Bill Melendez Productions
Cast
Bill Melendez
Director
Michael Catalano
Charlie Brown (voice)
Angela Lee Sloan
Lucy van Pelt (voice)
Rocky Reilly
Linus van Pelt (voice)
Cindi Reilly
Sally Brown (voice)
Brent Hauer
Peppermint Patty (voice)
Michael Dockery
Marcie (voice)
Brad Schacter
Schroeder (voice)
Brian Jackson
Camp Kids (voice)
Jason Castellano
Camp Kids (voice)
Gerard Goyette Jr.
Caddymaster (voice)
Jenny Lewis
Ruby (voice)
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