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The Wickedest Witch (1989)

Avarissa, a witch so evil that she was banished to an underground kingdom, attempts to trick a human child into committing a despicable act so that she can switch places with him and escape.
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Avarissa, a witch so evil that she was banished to an underground kingdom, attempts to trick a human child into committing a despicable act so that she can switch places with him and escape.

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Genre:Comedy, Fantasy, Family
Directed By:Steve Dubin
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In Theaters:10/29/1989
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:Boo You Productions, NBC

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