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Lego Friends: The Next Chapter: New Beginnings (2023)
While trying to survive the chaos of the first day of school, new friends get to know each other through baking for the Welcome to School Festival.
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While trying to survive the chaos of the first day of school, new friends get to know each other through baking for the Welcome to School Festival.
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Genre:Animation, Family
Written By:Julie Stewart, Scott Stewart
In Theaters:1/29/2023
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Runtime:45 minutes
Studio:The LEGO Group
Cast
Samuel Tourneux
Director
Kathleen Barr
Ms. Rozi(voice)
Annie Chen
Liann(voice)
Brian Doe Chua
Niko/Brad/Goalie/Tween Extra Male Singer(voice)
Glenn Findlay
Paisley(voice)
Carlo Fortin
Dr. Marlon(voice)
Cole Howard
Olly/Mathias/Tween Extra Male C(voice)
Andrea Libman
Autumn(voice)
Valin Shinyei
Leo/Tween Extra Male J(voice)
Felicia Simone
Principal Hale(voice)
Tabitha St. Germain
Matilde/Mia(voice)
Kamantha Naidoo
Nova/Aditi(voice)
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