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Pinocchio's Christmas (1980)
As Geppetto prepares for Christmas, Pinocchio joins a puppet show to earn money for a present. There he meets and elopes with the beautiful girl puppet, Julietta, leaving Geppetto alone and worried.
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As Geppetto prepares for Christmas, Pinocchio joins a puppet show to earn money for a present. There he meets and elopes with the beautiful girl puppet, Julietta, leaving Geppetto alone and worried.
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Genre:Family, Animation, Fantasy, TV Movie
Written By:Romeo Muller
In Theaters:12/3/1980
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Runtime:49 minutes
Studio:Rankin/Bass Productions
Cast
Jules Bass, Arthur Rankin, Jr.
Director
Todd Porter
Pinocchio (voice)
George S. Irving
Geppetto (voice)
Alan King
Maestro Fire-Eater (voice)
Bob McFadden
Cricket (voice)
Allen Swift
Fox (voice)
Ray Owens
Butler (voice)
Patricia Bright
Julietta (voice)
Diane Leslie
(voice)
Gerry Matthews
(voice)
Tiffany Blake
Child (voice)
Carl Tramon
Child (voice)
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