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Sesame Street: Cookie Monster's Best Bites (2004)
Welcome to a song-filled, smile-making, simply scrumptious video starring everyone's favorite Sesame Street connoisseur de crumbs: Cookie Monster!
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Welcome to a song-filled, smile-making, simply scrumptious video starring everyone's favorite Sesame Street connoisseur de crumbs: Cookie Monster!
Rating:
Genre:Family
Written By:Christine Ferraro
In Theaters:1/27/2004
Box Office:
Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:Sesame Workshop
Cast
John Ferraro
Director
Frank Oz
Cookie Monster (voice)
David Rudman
Cookie's Friend (voice)
Martin P. Robinson
Telly Monster (voice)
Caroll Spinney
Big Bird (voice)
Kevin Clash
(voice)
Jerry Nelson
Green Anything Muppet Boy / Announcer (voice)
Fran Brill
Lavender Anything Muppet Girl (voice)
Annette Bening
Self (archive footage)
Jim Henson
Guy Smiley (voice, archive footage)
Richard Hunt
(voice, archive footage)
Joey Mazzarino
(voice)
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