Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio
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Triple Trouble
A team of three pets, a playful ferret, a sweet canary bird and a know-it-all stick insect, head out to ask Saint Nicolas presents for their animal friends and themselves. The journey is filled with adventures and their friendship is severely tested.
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A team of three pets, a playful ferret, a sweet canary bird and a know-it-all stick insect, head out to ask Saint Nicolas presents for their animal friends and themselves. The journey is filled with adventures and their friendship is severely tested.
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Genre:Animation, Family
Written By:Arnoud Rijken, Michiel Snijders
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Runtime:67 minutes
Studio:Il Luster, Anikey Studios, Vivi Film
Cast
Paco Vink, Albert 't Hooft
Director
Hans Somers
Fret (Dutch voice)
Georgina Verbaan
Kari (Dutch voice)
Reinder van der Naalt
Takkie (Dutch voice)
Bartho Braat
Bello (Dutch voice)
Kasper van Kooten
Rat (Dutch voice)
Thijs van Aken
Knijn (Dutch voice)
Matteo Simoni
Fret (Flemish voice)
Tine Van den Wyngaert
Kari (Flemish voice)
Bruno Vanden Broecke
Takkie (Flemish voice)
Iwein Segers
Bello (Flemish voice)
Jakob Beks
Rat (Flemish voice)
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