"Carol": A Gorgeous LGBTQ+ Romance
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The Incredible Book Escape (1980)
After a young girl gets locked in after hours at a Los Angeles public library, several book characters come to life and try to help her find a way out.
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After a young girl gets locked in after hours at a Los Angeles public library, several book characters come to life and try to help her find a way out.
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Genre:Animation, Adventure
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In Theaters:6/3/1980
Box Office:
Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Bosustow Entertainment, CBS
Cast
Seth Pinsker, Sam Weiss
Director
Quinn Cummings
P.J.
Ruth Buzzi
Mrs. Page (voice)
Penelope Sudrow
Myra (voice)
George Gobel
Ghost (voice)
Tammy Grimes
Princess (voice)
Arte Johnson
King / Dragon / Lord Garp / Prince (voice)
Hans Conried
Professor Mickimecki (voice)
Sparky Marcus
Melvin Spitznagle (voice)
June Foray
Mrs. Spitznagle (voice)
Jack Angel
Mr. Spitznagle (voice)
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