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The Wiggles: Yule Be Wiggling (2001)
Help decorate Captain Feathersword just like a Christmas tree! Travel to Bethlehem and sing the Carol of the Birds to the Baby Jesus. Dance with Santa Claus as he does the Christmas Polka. Hey, let's do the Samba with Murray. Aye yie yie! Travel to the North Pole and meet our friend Jimmy the Elf. See Wags the Dog do the shake shake! Dorothy the Dinosaur and Henry the Octopus will be there too! So join Greg, Murray, Jeff and Anthony this Christmas and we know you'll have fun, you'll be singing and dancing and Yule Be Wiggling!
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Help decorate Captain Feathersword just like a Christmas tree! Travel to Bethlehem and sing the Carol of the Birds to the Baby Jesus. Dance with Santa Claus as he does the Christmas Polka. Hey, let's do the Samba with Murray. Aye yie yie! Travel to the North Pole and meet our friend Jimmy the Elf. See Wags the Dog do the shake shake! Dorothy the Dinosaur and Henry the Octopus will be there too! So join Greg, Murray, Jeff and Anthony this Christmas and we know you'll have fun, you'll be singing and dancing and Yule Be Wiggling!
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Genre:Family, Music
Written By:
In Theaters:10/16/2001
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Runtime:48 minutes
Studio:The Wiggles Pty Ltd
Cast
Chisholm McTavish
Director
Anthony Field
Anthony Wiggle
Murray Cook
Murray Wiggle
Greg Page
Greg Wiggle
Jeff Fatt
Jeff Wiggle / Henry the Octopus / Wags the Dog (voice)
Paul Paddick
Captain Feathersword / Santa Claus / Elves (voice)
Carolyn Ferrie
Dorothy the Dinosaur (voice)
Morgan Crowley
Himself
Dominic Lindsay
Musician
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