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The Great Wolf Pack: A Call to Adventure (2022)
Through a magical geyser the Great Wolf Pack where transport to whimsical worlds where they put to use the power of the Pack to overcome various dilemmas that come their way.
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Through a magical geyser the Great Wolf Pack where transport to whimsical worlds where they put to use the power of the Pack to overcome various dilemmas that come their way.
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Genre:Adventure, Animation, Comedy, Family, Fantasy
Written By:Kent Redeker
In Theaters:9/3/2022
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Runtime:45 minutes
Studio:Great Wolf Entertainment, Six Point Harness, Discreet Arts Productions, Ánima Estudios, Mondo Media
Cast
Chris Bailey
Director
Brandon Winckler
Wiley Wolf (voice)
Maya Tuttle
Violet Wolf (voice)
Ogie Banks
Oliver Raccoon (voice)
Xanthe Huynh
Sammy Squirrel (voice)
Greg Vinciguerra
Brinley Bear (voice)
Jonquil Goode
Cascade / Borple Kids (voice)
David Lodge
Wishes / Bucky (voice)
Chris Helfey
Ferdizann (voice)
Jessica Gee-George
Flutura / Borples / Froglins (voice)
Matthew Curtis
Walter / Froglins / Glorps (voice)
Shannon Torrence
Janice / Froglins (voice)
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