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"The World of Peter Rabbit and Friends", episode 1. The mischievous adventure of Peter Rabbit and his cousin, Benjamin Bunny in Mr. McGregor's garden.
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"The World of Peter Rabbit and Friends", episode 1. The mischievous adventure of Peter Rabbit and his cousin, Benjamin Bunny in Mr. McGregor's garden.
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Genre:Adventure, Animation, Comedy, Family, Fantasy
Written By:Dianne Jackson
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Runtime:25 minutes
Studio:Pony Canyon, BBC, Fuji Television Network, Frederick Warne & Co. Ltd., Grand Slamm Children's Films
Cast
Geoff Dunbar, Dennis Abey
Director
Niamh Cusack
Beatrix Potter
Rory Carty
Peter Rabbit (voice)
Andrew Clitheroe
Benjamin Bunny (voice)
June Whitfield
Mrs. Rabbit (voice)
Richard Wilson
Mr. McGregor (voice)
June Watson
Mrs. McGregor (voice)
Jenny Moore
Flopsy (voice)
Mary Jane Bowe
Mopsy (voice)
Sarah Woolcock
Cotton-Tail (voice)
Enn Reitel
Mr. Bouncer / Robin / Sparrows (voice)
Moir Lesley
Female Sparrow (voice)
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