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The Knight Didi and the Princess Lili 

This adventure movie features Didi as King's Lindolfo groom and valet, a faithful servant to the royal family. After the King's death, his evil brother Jafar tries to seize the throne. He plots for his son Galante to marry young princess Lili, but Didi won't let him get away so easily with his plans. The clumsy valet fights bravely to keep the kingdom safe from Jafar, and he's eager to do anything to help princess Lili and her childhood sweetheart Juan, who is a commoner, to be together.
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This adventure movie features Didi as King's Lindolfo groom and valet, a faithful servant to the royal family. After the King's death, his evil brother Jafar tries to seize the throne. He plots for his son Galante to marry young princess Lili, but Didi won't let him get away so easily with his plans. The clumsy valet fights bravely to keep the kingdom safe from Jafar, and he's eager to do anything to help princess Lili and her childhood sweetheart Juan, who is a commoner, to be together.

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Genre:Family, Adventure
Directed By:Marcus Figueiredo
Written By:Renato Aragão, Paulo Cursino, Marcus Figueiredo, Mauro Wilson
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Renato Aragão Produções Cinematográficas, Miravista, Quanta Centro de Produções Cinematográficas, Globo Filmes

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