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The Frog King
A personal interpretation of the Brothers Grimm tale of the Frog King, made for the Kellogg's Magic Mirror animated fairytale competition, of which it was one of the winners. Script by Simon Bent, voices by Denise Bryer and Peter Hawkins; produced by Ragdoll Productions for the Kellogg Company.
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A personal interpretation of the Brothers Grimm tale of the Frog King, made for the Kellogg's Magic Mirror animated fairytale competition, of which it was one of the winners. Script by Simon Bent, voices by Denise Bryer and Peter Hawkins; produced by Ragdoll Productions for the Kellogg Company.
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:Ragdoll Productions
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