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Sofia the First: Forever Royal (2018)
As Sofia, and her siblings Amber and James, prepare for their graduation from Royal Prep Academy, Sofia is called back to the Mystic Isles to face an evil witch named Vor, who is trying to take over the kingdom of Enchancia.
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As Sofia, and her siblings Amber and James, prepare for their graduation from Royal Prep Academy, Sofia is called back to the Mystic Isles to face an evil witch named Vor, who is trying to take over the kingdom of Enchancia.
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Genre:Animation, Adventure, Comedy, Family, Fantasy
Written By:Craig Gerber, Michael G. Stern
In Theaters:9/8/2018
Box Office:
Runtime:67 minutes
Studio:Disney Television Animation, Disney Junior
Cast
Jamie Mitchell, Mircea Mantta
Director
Ariel Winter
Princess Sofia (voice)
Darcy Rose Byrnes
Princess Amber (voice)
Wayne Brady
Clover (voice)
Travis Willingham
King Roland II (voice)
Sara Ramirez
Queen Miranda (voice)
Nicolas Cantu
Prince James (voice)
Tim Gunn
Baileywick (voice)
Eric Stonestreet
Minimus (voice)
Jess Harnell
Cedric (voice)
Jurnee Smollett-Bell
Chrysta (voice)
Paty Lombard
Locket of Vor/Vor (voice)
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