'PAW Patrol: The Mighty Movie' (2023)
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Karlsson on the Roof
A beautiful, wise and fairly fat man at his best age — that’s Karlsson on the Roof. And he isn’t very shy. His door sign says "The world’s best Karlsson". One day he just flew threw the window into Little Brothers bedroom.
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A beautiful, wise and fairly fat man at his best age — that’s Karlsson on the Roof. And he isn’t very shy. His door sign says "The world’s best Karlsson". One day he just flew threw the window into Little Brothers bedroom.
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Genre:Family, Animation
Written By:Vibeke Idsøe, Marteinn Thorisson
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Runtime:77 minutes
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