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My Charlie Brown Christmas (2003)
For the 2003 Scrubs cast and crew Christmas party, editor Daniel S. Russ and production assistant Ryan Levin wrote, edited, and dubbed the A Charlie Brown Christmas movie with the cast of Scrubs, titled "My Charlie Brown Christmas".
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For the 2003 Scrubs cast and crew Christmas party, editor Daniel S. Russ and production assistant Ryan Levin wrote, edited, and dubbed the A Charlie Brown Christmas movie with the cast of Scrubs, titled "My Charlie Brown Christmas".
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Genre:Animation
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In Theaters:12/25/2003
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