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Madeline and the Gypsies (1991)
"Poor Miss Clavel, how would she feel if she knew that on top of the ferris wheel, in weather that turned from bad to rotten, Pepito and Madeline had been forgotten?" Luckily, the Strong Man, the Clown and the elephant rescue Madeline and Pepito, and the adventurous pair join the gypsy circus!
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"Poor Miss Clavel, how would she feel if she knew that on top of the ferris wheel, in weather that turned from bad to rotten, Pepito and Madeline had been forgotten?" Luckily, the Strong Man, the Clown and the elephant rescue Madeline and Pepito, and the adventurous pair join the gypsy circus!
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Genre:Family, Animation
Written By:Stephan Martinière, Peter Landecker
In Theaters:10/14/1991
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:France Animation, Fox Family Channel, Global Television Network, DiC, CINAR
Cast
Stephan Martinière
Director
Christopher Plummer
Narrator (voice)
Marsha Moreau
Madeline
Judith Orban
Miss Clavel / The Ambassadress (voice)
Sonja Ball
Nicole / Gypsy (voice)
Liz MacRae
Danielle (voice)
Anik Matern
Chloe (voice)
Julian Bailey
Pepito (voice)
A.J. Henderson
The Ambassador (voice)
Kathleen Fee
Gypsy Mama (voice)
Mark Hellman
Strong Man / Lion Tamer (voice)
Carlyle Miller
Clown / Gendarme (voice) (as Carlysle Miller)
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