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Lenny & Sid: 'Tis the Reason (2003)
Christmas is a time of peace and hope! Unfortunately, Lenny won't be at peace until he nabs the perfect part next to Jenny in the church Christmas play. Meanwhile, Sid's hope is that a brand-new racing bike will make him the coolest kid in the neighborhood! Discover how the search for a missing cat helps Lenny & Sid find the real reason for the season. Witness as the desire for material things withers away when Lenny & Sid are reminded of the true message of Christmas - the ultimate gift of love - in 'Tis the Reason, the second release in the Lenny & Sid series.
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Christmas is a time of peace and hope! Unfortunately, Lenny won't be at peace until he nabs the perfect part next to Jenny in the church Christmas play. Meanwhile, Sid's hope is that a brand-new racing bike will make him the coolest kid in the neighborhood! Discover how the search for a missing cat helps Lenny & Sid find the real reason for the season. Witness as the desire for material things withers away when Lenny & Sid are reminded of the true message of Christmas - the ultimate gift of love - in 'Tis the Reason, the second release in the Lenny & Sid series.
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Genre:Animation, Family
Written By:Ben Chambers
In Theaters:12/1/2003
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:Toonacious Family Entertainment
Cast
Tony Bancroft
Director
Jeannie Elias
Lenny (voice)
Ben Chambers
Sid / Edgar (voice)
Shari Belgeau
Woodrow (voice)
Dina Sherman
Ms. Pinkerton / Tommy (voice)
Neil Allen
Mr. Bixby (voice)
Deborah Sharpe-Taylor
Mabel (voice)
Debi Derryberry
Jenny / Mrs. Farnsby (voice)
Tony Bancroft
Eddie / Freddie / Benjamin (voice)
Candi Milo
Old Lady / Putnam (voice)
Roger Rose
TV Announcer / Dog (voice)
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