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May the 12th Be with You (2024)
It's Mother's Day and Marge Simpson joins the moms of Disney+ on a special holiday outing that turns into an epic galactic adventure filled with heroes, villains, and Stewie from Family Guy.
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It's Mother's Day and Marge Simpson joins the moms of Disney+ on a special holiday outing that turns into an epic galactic adventure filled with heroes, villains, and Stewie from Family Guy.
Rating:PG
Genre:Animation, Comedy, Science Fiction, Adventure
Written By:Joel H. Cohen, Jeff Westbrook, David Mirkin, Al Jean
In Theaters:5/10/2024
Box Office:
Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:20th Television Animation, Gracie Films
Cast
David Silverman
Director
Julie Kavner
Marge Simpson (voice)
Dan Castellaneta
Homer Simpson / Grampa Simpson (voice)
Chris Edgerly
Various (voice)
Tress MacNeille
Various (voice)
Carolyn Omine
Nani Pelekai (voice)
Maggie Roswell
Mary Poppins (voice)
Maurice LaMarche
Darth Vader (voice)
Seth MacFarlane
Stewie Griffin (voice)
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