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The Magic Flute (1994)
Based on Mozart’s opera, a young prince is gifted a magical flute by the Queen of the night to help him find a missing princess and he uncovers a hidden truth.
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Based on Mozart’s opera, a young prince is gifted a magical flute by the Queen of the night to help him find a missing princess and he uncovers a hidden truth.
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Genre:Fantasy, Animation, Adventure, TV Movie
Written By:Cliff Ruby, Elana Lesser
In Theaters:4/30/1994
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Runtime:44 minutes
Studio:Ruby-Spears Productions, Greengrass Productions, Wang Film Productions
Cast
Ron Myrick, Marlene Robinson May
Director
Michael York
King Sarastro
Samantha Eggar
Queen of the Night
Mark Hamill
Prince Tamino
Joely Fisher
Princess
Earl Boen
Monostatos
Jim Cummings
Jack the Donkey / Grumble the Crow
Linda Gary
Matilda
Russi Taylor
Hasy
Jerry Houser
Papageno the Birdman
Katie Leigh
Gwendolyn
Bobbi Page
Vocalist (voice)
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