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The World of Peter Rabbit and Friends: The Tale of the Flopsy Bunnies and Mrs. Tittlemouse
"The World of Peter Rabbit and Friends", episode 8. The six fluffy babies of Benjamin Bunny are in great danger when Mr. McGregor put them in a sack, but the rabbit can manage it. At the same time, Mrs. Tittlemouse is in great danger as group of bees installed their hive in her very clean home.
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"The World of Peter Rabbit and Friends", episode 8. The six fluffy babies of Benjamin Bunny are in great danger when Mr. McGregor put them in a sack, but the rabbit can manage it. At the same time, Mrs. Tittlemouse is in great danger as group of bees installed their hive in her very clean home.
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Genre:Action, Animation, Comedy, Family, Fantasy
Written By:Dianne Jackson
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Runtime:25 minutes
Studio:BBC, Pony Canyon, Fuji Television Network, Frederick Warne & Co. Ltd., Jumping Jack Animation Ltd.
Cast
Dave Unwin, Tony Guy, Dennis Abey
Director
Niamh Cusack
Beatrix Potter
Adrian Scarborough
Benjamin Bunny (voice)
Enn Reitel
Mr. Bouncer (voice)
Richard Wilson
Mr. McGregor (voice)
Anna Massey
Mrs. Tittlemouse (voice)
Richard Griffiths
Mr. Jackson (voice)
Sheila Steafel
Mrs. Flopsy Bunny (voice)
Suzanne Bonetti
Bees (voice)
June Watson
Mrs. McGregor (voice)
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