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The Wiggles: Wiggle Bay (2003)
When The Wiggles and their friends sailed into Wiggle Bay, they were looking forward to a picnic by the sea. They found a magic shell, a curious note and Magdalena the beautiful mermaid!
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When The Wiggles and their friends sailed into Wiggle Bay, they were looking forward to a picnic by the sea. They found a magic shell, a curious note and Magdalena the beautiful mermaid!
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Genre:Family, Music
Written By:Kathleen Warren
In Theaters:5/6/2003
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Runtime:45 minutes
Studio:The Wiggles Pty Ltd
Cast
Nicholas Bufalo
Director
Anthony Field
Anthony Wiggle
Greg Page
Greg Wiggle
Murray Cook
Murray Wiggle
Jeff Fatt
Jeff Wiggle
Paul Paddick
Captain Feathersword
Corrine O'Rafferty
Dorothy the Dinosaur
Andrew McCourt
Wags the Dog
Kristy Talbot
Henry the Octopus
Naomi Wallace
Magdalena the Mermaid
Kase Amer
Band Dancer
Sharryn Dermody
Band Dancer
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