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Norman Television (2016)
Norman, a lost guinea pig, wanders in the pipe through apartments in New York, and his main recreation during his adventure is to see how the apartment residents live - with popcorn and remote controls.
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Norman, a lost guinea pig, wanders in the pipe through apartments in New York, and his main recreation during his adventure is to see how the apartment residents live - with popcorn and remote controls.
Rating:G
Genre:Animation
Written By:
In Theaters:12/6/2016
Box Office:
Runtime:4 minutes
Studio:Illumination
Cast
Habib Louati, Boris Jacq
Director
Chris Renaud
Norman (voice)
Danny Mann
Harold (voice)
Lori Alan
Marilyn (voice)
Kelly Lake
Additional Voices (voice)
Eric Osmond
Additional Voices (voice)
Jan Rabson
Additional Voices (voice)
Dave Rosenbaum
Additional Voices (voice)
Cory Walls
Additional Voices (voice)
Colette Whitaker
Additional Voices (voice)
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