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The Wind in the Willows: Winter Tales
Brought to the screen by award winning animation team Cosgrove Hall, 'The Wind In The Willows' brings to life the charming adventures of our four intrepid animal friends in a truly magical experience for all the family. In 'Winter Tales' join our lovable friends in three exciting seasonal stories - 'The Yuletide Entertainment', 'Winter Sports', and 'The Rescue' - that will both entertain and delight viewers of all ages.
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Brought to the screen by award winning animation team Cosgrove Hall, 'The Wind In The Willows' brings to life the charming adventures of our four intrepid animal friends in a truly magical experience for all the family. In 'Winter Tales' join our lovable friends in three exciting seasonal stories - 'The Yuletide Entertainment', 'Winter Sports', and 'The Rescue' - that will both entertain and delight viewers of all ages.
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Genre:Animation, Adventure, Family
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Runtime:60 minutes
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Richard Pearson
Mole (voice)
Peter Sallis
Rat (voice)
Michael Hordern
Badger (voice)
David Jason
Toad/Billy the Rabbit (voice)
Ian Carmichael
Narrator (voice)
Brian Trueman
Henchmen Weasel (voice)
Brian Southwood
Otter (voice)
Delia Corrie
Fieldmice (voice) (as Delia Corri)
Kate Lee
Fieldmice (voice)
Allan Bardsley
Various (voice)
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