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Two Buddies and a Badger 2: The Great Big Beast
Life goes on in the tunnel of the two buddies and the badger. A life with song, jam and friendly giggles. But one day they are visited by the strict Conductor who wants to throw them out. Tunnels are for trains, not people.
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Life goes on in the tunnel of the two buddies and the badger. A life with song, jam and friendly giggles. But one day they are visited by the strict Conductor who wants to throw them out. Tunnels are for trains, not people.
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Genre:Family, Adventure, Animation
Written By:Øystein Dolmen
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Tordenfilm, Qvisten Animation
Cast
Gunhild Enger, Rune Spaans
Director
John Brungot
Knutsen / Grevlingen (voice)
Hermann Sabado
Ludvigsen (voice)
Per Inge Torkelsen
Captain Knutsen (voice)
Heidi Goldmann
The Conductor (voice)
Anne Grete Preus
Gudrun (voice)
Marika Enstad
Gudrun (voice)
Bartek Kaminski
St. Peter (voice)
Mimmi Tamba
Bartender (voice)
Kristin Grue
The Great Big Beast (voice)
Hasse Hope
The Great Big Beast (voice)
David Skaufjord
The Great Big Beast / Angel (voice)
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