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Kidnapped (1973)

Animated version of Robert Louis Stevenson's adventure in which a young Scottish boy is enslaved by his wicked uncle.
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Animated version of Robert Louis Stevenson's adventure in which a young Scottish boy is enslaved by his wicked uncle.

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Genre:Adventure, Animation, TV Movie
Directed By:Leif Gram
Written By:John Palmer
In Theaters:10/22/1973
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Studio:Air Programs International (API)

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