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The Scarecrow (2000)
Animated musical fantasy about a scarecrow that saves an orphaned girl from the evil clutches of a maniacal count. Brought to life through magic and love, and aided by his two sidekicks -- a cantankerous mouse and a flying broom -- he's willing to sacrifice everything to win her freedom.
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Animated musical fantasy about a scarecrow that saves an orphaned girl from the evil clutches of a maniacal count. Brought to life through magic and love, and aided by his two sidekicks -- a cantankerous mouse and a flying broom -- he's willing to sacrifice everything to win her freedom.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Brian Nissen
In Theaters:8/26/2000
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:Rich Animation Studios, Warner Bros. Pictures
Cast
Brian Nissen, Richard Rich
Director
Shawn Hoffman
Scarecrow (voice)
Belinda Montgomery
Polly (voice)
Ray Porter
Grisham (voice)
Christine Albers
Miss Bee Bee (voice)
Corey Feldman
Max (voice)
David Llewellyn
Wooden (voice)
Paul Masonson
Cheswick / Gumshoe / Bristles (voice)
Prince Davidson
Cooper (voice)
Scotty Leavenworth
Farley (voice)
Chelsea Parnell
Gretchen (voice)
Jim J. Bullock
Magistrate (voice)
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