Once Upon a Time in (White) Hollywood
Tarantino's alternative history of the 1960's uncritically repeats the era's sexist and racist stereotypes.
The Real Story of Rain Rain Go Away
Meet Prince Vince. He's hip! He's Hop! He's the man with the tan! When Mother Nature rains on his tanning parade, Prince Vince doesn't just pull out an umbrella, he calls on Merle, the magician, to cast a spell and make the rain go away — forever! But as Prince Vince learns, when you mess with Mother Nature, Mother Nature messes with you! Will he be able to make up with Mother Nature before his evil cousin, Smarmly, steals his crown and his bride? Find out in this wacky, song-filled adventure.
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Meet Prince Vince. He's hip! He's Hop! He's the man with the tan! When Mother Nature rains on his tanning parade, Prince Vince doesn't just pull out an umbrella, he calls on Merle, the magician, to cast a spell and make the rain go away — forever! But as Prince Vince learns, when you mess with Mother Nature, Mother Nature messes with you! Will he be able to make up with Mother Nature before his evil cousin, Smarmly, steals his crown and his bride? Find out in this wacky, song-filled adventure.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Peter Sander, Peter Landecker
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Runtime:24 minutes
Studio:CINAR, France Animation
Cast
Peter Sander
Director
Robin Leach
Narrator (voice)
Joe Piscopo
Prince Vince (voice)
Thelma Farmer
Princess Cindy (voice)
George Morris
King (voice)
Eramelinda Boquer
Queen (voice)
Michael Rudder
Smarmly (voice)
Vlasta Vrana
Boondoggle (voice)
Tracy Carroll
Princess Gladys (voice)
A.J. Henderson
Chamberlain (voice)
Arthur Grosser
Merle (voice)
Irene Kessler
Mother Nature (voice)
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