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The Dragon That Wasn't (Or Was He?)
Oliver B. Bumble finds an egg that, it turns out, has a cute little dragon in it. However, this dragon grows huge each time it gets excited or upset. As this causes a lot of problems, Bumble has to face a difficult dilemma.
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Oliver B. Bumble finds an egg that, it turns out, has a cute little dragon in it. However, this dragon grows huge each time it gets excited or upset. As this causes a lot of problems, Bumble has to face a difficult dilemma.
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Genre:Animation, Fantasy
Written By:Bert Kroon, Harrie Geelen, Bjørn Frank Jensen
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Rob Houwer Film Holland, Toonder Studio's
Cast
Harrie Geelen, Bert Kroon, Bjørn Frank Jensen
Director
Fred Benavente
Ollie B. Bommel (voice)
Maya Bouma
Hoofdverpleegster (voice)
Fred Emmer
Nieuwslezer (voice)
Harrie Geelen
Wammes Waggel (voice)
Trudy Libosan
Tom Poes (voice)
Luc Lutz
Joost (voice)
Lo van Hensbergen
Burgemeester Dickerdack (voice)
Joan Remmelts
Commissaris Bulle Bas (voice)
André van den Heuvel
Bul Super (voice)
Gees Linnebank
Hiep Hieper (voice)
Ger Smit
Zielknijper / Markies de Canteclaer (voice)
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