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Little Witch (1999)
A young witch finds her desire to use her powers for good at odds with her aunts' traditional mean ways. Little Witch's wish to make new friends changes one Halloween night.
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A young witch finds her desire to use her powers for good at odds with her aunts' traditional mean ways. Little Witch's wish to make new friends changes one Halloween night.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Nicholas Hollander
In Theaters:8/10/1999
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Runtime:27 minutes
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Cast
Maurice Sherwood, Olaf Miller
Director
Andrea Libman
Little Witch (voice)
Babs Chula
Mother Witch (voice)
Laara Sadiq
Dippy Witch (voice)
Felicia Shulman
Nasty Witch (voice)
Shirley Milliner
Grouchy Witch (voice)
Vanessa Morley
Milly (voice)
Joel March
March (voice)
Andrew Francis
Marcus (voice)
Ian James Corlett
Captain Patch (voice)
Marcy Goldberg
Miss Tuliptree (voice)
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