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Return to Wickensburg
Mr. Hexenmeister has escaped from prison, and once again threatens Wickensburg. It's a race against time to find an ancient orb, capable of destroying the entire town, before it falls into the wrong hands.
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Mr. Hexenmeister has escaped from prison, and once again threatens Wickensburg. It's a race against time to find an ancient orb, capable of destroying the entire town, before it falls into the wrong hands.
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Genre:Adventure, Family
Written By:Richard Boddington
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Studio:The Return Film Studios
Cast
Richard Boddington
Director
Denise Richards
Celine Lucas
Julian Richings
Mr. Hexenmeister
Steve Byers
Uncle Dave
Jensen Gering
Elliot Lucas
Nathaniel Bacon
Mr. Obarski
Catherine White
Willow Darkwood
Sam Ashe Arnold
Chad
Colin Fox
Professor McAuliffe
Dane Gulston
Borla
Naya Liviah
Celine's Assistant
Adam Nicholson
Agent Tracey
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