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The Song of the Cloud Forest (1989)
Milton, a lonely golden toad whose species are on the verge of extinction, finds himself in two minds when he realizes that his only potential mate is in the captivity of a group of human beings.
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Milton, a lonely golden toad whose species are on the verge of extinction, finds himself in two minds when he realizes that his only potential mate is in the captivity of a group of human beings.
Rating:G
Genre:Family, TV Movie, Comedy, Romance, Animation
Written By:David Young
In Theaters:7/16/1989
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:The Jim Henson Company
Cast
Jim Henson
Director
Dave Goelz
Milton (voice)
Camille Bonora
Blanche / Ruth (voice)
Jerry Nelson
Ralph Robin / Jack (voice)
Fran Brill
Louise (voice)
Kevin Clash
Caiman / Nick (voice)
Steve Whitmire
Wilf (voice)
Rickey Boyd
Aart (voice)
Carmen Cuestas
Quetzal (voice)
David Rudman
Additional Muppet Performer (voice)
Brian Muehl
Additional Muppet Performer (voice)
Lainie Cooke
Additional Muppet Performer (voice)
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