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The Bears Who Saved Christmas: Christopher & Holly (1994)
Two teddy bears attempt to save Christmas for two children when their human family becomes stranded in an abandoned cabin over Christmas.
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Two teddy bears attempt to save Christmas for two children when their human family becomes stranded in an abandoned cabin over Christmas.
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Genre:Animation, Family
Written By:Rachel Koretsky, Steven Whitestone
In Theaters:12/8/1994
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Runtime:22 minutes
Studio:Film Roman, Bohbot Entertainment
Cast
Allen Foster
Director
Charlie Adler
Christopher (voice) / Bobby Bucktooth (voice)
Mary Kay Bergman
Holly (voice)
Adam Hendershott
Tom (voice)
Haven Hartman
Suzie
Dan Gilvezan
Dad (voice)
Pam Dawber
Mom (voice)
Henry Gibson
Flashy (voice)
Jonathan Winters
Charlie Compass (voice)
B.J. Ward
Mrs. Bucktooth (voice)
Brad Garrett
Black Bart (voice)
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