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The Legend of the Candy Cane (2001)
The night a mysterious stranger rode into the lonely prairie town of West Sage, no one realized their lives would never be the same.
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The night a mysterious stranger rode into the lonely prairie town of West Sage, no one realized their lives would never be the same.
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Genre:Animation, TV Movie, Comedy
Written By:Chris Auer
In Theaters:6/1/2001
Box Office:
Runtime:45 minutes
Studio:Dean River Productions, MainStreet Entertainment, Zonderkids
Cast
John Schmidt, Chris Delaney
Director
Tom Bosley
Franklin Holz (voice)
Florence Henderson
Thelma (voice)
Bruce Marchiano
John Sonneman (voice)
Paige O'Hara
Jane Aubrey (voice)
Malcolm-Jamal Warner
Rusty (voice)
Ossie Davis
Julius (voice)
Jay Underwood
Chester (voice)
James K. Flynn
Thomas Long (voice)
Lura Nicole Lauer
Lucy Long (voice)
Jimmy Martins
Additional Voices (voice)
Janet Isenhart
Mauren Aubrey / Hens (voice)
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