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Rollergator (1996)
A young teenage girl tries to help a small, purple-colored, jive-talking alligator escape from the clutches of a greedy carnival owner as well as an assortment of various characters so he can be reunited with his owner.
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A young teenage girl tries to help a small, purple-colored, jive-talking alligator escape from the clutches of a greedy carnival owner as well as an assortment of various characters so he can be reunited with his owner.
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Genre:Family, Comedy
Written By:Matt X. Lawrence, Scott Shaw
In Theaters:8/8/1996
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Light Source Films
Cast
Donald G. Jackson
Director
Sandra Shuker
P.J. Smith
Joe Estevez
Chico Dennis
Conrad Brooks
Swamp Farmer
Jenette Lynne Hawkins
Slingshot
Lisa Kaake
Dark Ninja
Bobbie Blackford
Karate Instructor
Donald G. Jackson
Rollergator (voice)
Larry Maddox
Reggie Dennis
Nicholas Adams
Frogface
Erin O'Bryan
Roller Blade Mama
Elizabeth Mehr
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