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Madeline in Tahiti (2007)
Madeline and the girls take an ocean liner to Tahiti, where they learn to surf, snorkel and take part in native dances, while foiling a villain's evil plan to reactivate the Tahiti-nui volcano so he can loot the capitol of the island when the city is evacuated. But Madeline's enjoyment is dampened by a falling-out with her best friend, Pepito, and she discovers that a good friendship is worth more than the best vacation in the world.
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Madeline and the girls take an ocean liner to Tahiti, where they learn to surf, snorkel and take part in native dances, while foiling a villain's evil plan to reactivate the Tahiti-nui volcano so he can loot the capitol of the island when the city is evacuated. But Madeline's enjoyment is dampened by a falling-out with her best friend, Pepito, and she discovers that a good friendship is worth more than the best vacation in the world.
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Genre:Animation, Family, TV Movie
Written By:Phil Harnage
In Theaters:6/6/2007
Box Office:
Runtime:73 minutes
Studio:DiC
Cast
Kent Butterworth
Director
Chantal Strand
Madeline (voice)
James Street
Pepito (voice)
Jane Mortifee
Miss Clavel (voice)
Shannon Chan-Kent
Chloe (voice)
Britt McKillip
Nicole (voice)
Ashleigh Ball
Danielle / Nona (voice)
Dan Joffre
Professor Borea (voice)
Reese Thompson
Sam "Taro" Borea (voice)
Christopher Gaze
Narrator (voice)
Andrea Libman
Madeline (singing voice)
Jim Byrnes
Scar-Faced Man (voice)
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