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Sofia the First: The Curse of Princess Ivy (2014)
When Sofia makes the mistake of trusting Amber with the secret of her amulet, Amber jealously steals the amulet, causing the jewel to curse her by summoning the evil Princess Ivy. Now Sofia and Amber have to stop Ivy from not only destroying the amulet but taking over the kingdom.
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When Sofia makes the mistake of trusting Amber with the secret of her amulet, Amber jealously steals the amulet, causing the jewel to curse her by summoning the evil Princess Ivy. Now Sofia and Amber have to stop Ivy from not only destroying the amulet but taking over the kingdom.
Rating:G
Genre:Animation, Family, Fantasy, TV Movie, Music
Written By:Craig Gerber, Erica Rothschild
In Theaters:11/23/2014
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Runtime:114 minutes
Studio:Disney Television Animation
Cast
Jamie Mitchell
Director
Ariel Winter
Princess Sofia (voice)
Darcy Rose Byrnes
Princess Amber (voice)
Wayne Brady
Clover (voice)
Anna Camp
Princess Ivy (voice)
Tim Gunn
Baileywick (voice)
Jess Harnell
Cedric (voice)
John Michael Higgins
Flambeau (voice)
Mandy Moore
Rapunzel (voice)
Oliver Platt
Everburn (voice)
Sara Ramirez
Queen Miranda (voice)
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