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Little Lost Sea Serpent (1995)
Julie and Tommy rescue a baby sea serpent and attempt to keep it safe and hidden from their father (a reporter for a tabloid) and a couple bumbling thieves until they can get it back to the ocean.
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Julie and Tommy rescue a baby sea serpent and attempt to keep it safe and hidden from their father (a reporter for a tabloid) and a couple bumbling thieves until they can get it back to the ocean.
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Genre:Family, Comedy
Written By:Mark Williams
In Theaters:1/1/1995
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Runtime:80 minutes
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Cast
Donald G. Jackson
Director
Joe Estevez
Harry Rockwell
Conrad Brooks
Ozzie
Jeff Hutchinson
Wilbur
Brad Bufanda
Tommy Rockwell
Linett Axelsson
Julie Lockett
Amanda Estevez
Nancy
Mark Williams
Park Custodian
Lawrence A. Maddox
W.O.W. Hot Dog Vendor
Donald G. Jackson
Man on Beach
Joey Hendricks
Rolo
Anitra Evans
Linda Rockwell
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