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The Magic Pearl (1997)
An animated story derived from a Chinese folk tale. Follows the magical journey of a sister and brother as they travel with their grandmother to a mystical world. In this world, they confront a talking frog, a fierce dragon, a wicked witch, etc. Protecting them during their travels is a bright, white pearl that possesses extraordinary powers.
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An animated story derived from a Chinese folk tale. Follows the magical journey of a sister and brother as they travel with their grandmother to a mystical world. In this world, they confront a talking frog, a fierce dragon, a wicked witch, etc. Protecting them during their travels is a bright, white pearl that possesses extraordinary powers.
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Genre:Animation, Fantasy
Written By:Joseph Kleinman, Juliane Klemm
In Theaters:2/1/1997
Box Office:
Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Greengrass Productions, Walt Disney Television, Film Roman
Cast
Bob Curtis, Vincent Davis
Director
Lana McKissack
Jamie (voice)
George Takei
Ha Ping (voice)
Tsai Chin
Additional Voices (voice)
Amy Hill
Additional Voices (voice)
France Nuyen
Additional Voices (voice)
Jack Ong
Additional Voices (voice)
Robert Ito
Priest / Benjamin (voice)
Radmar Agana Jao
Wu Sung (voice)
Reggie Lee
Wu Lung (voice)
Kim Miyori
Ghost Girl / Joyce (voice)
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