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The Wind in the Willows: A Tale of Two Toads 

Designed with young audiences in mind, this award-winning animated film (created with labor-intensive stop-motion techniques) brings Kenneth Grahame's classic children's book to life. When the villainous Weasel and his crew of thugs kidnap an unsuspecting Toad and send an impostor to take over Toad Hall, Badger, Rat and Mole aren't fooled. But can they figure out a way to save their friend before it's too late?
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Designed with young audiences in mind, this award-winning animated film (created with labor-intensive stop-motion techniques) brings Kenneth Grahame's classic children's book to life. When the villainous Weasel and his crew of thugs kidnap an unsuspecting Toad and send an impostor to take over Toad Hall, Badger, Rat and Mole aren't fooled. But can they figure out a way to save their friend before it's too late?

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Genre:Animation, Family, TV Movie
Directed By:Jackie Cockle
Written By:Brian Trueman
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Cosgrove Hall Films, ITV

Cast

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Jackie Cockle

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David Jason

Toad (voice)

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Michael Hordern

Badger (voice)

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Richard Pearson

Mole (voice)

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Peter Sallis

Rat (voice)

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Brian Trueman

Henchman Weasel/Various (voice)

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Jimmy Hibbert

Isambard Toad / Ernest / Various (voice)

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Allan Bardsley

Various (voice)

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Brian Southwood

Otter (Voice)

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Delia Corrie

Girl Rabbit (voice)

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