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Join LarryBoy in his battle against the Alchemist and, ultimately, himself. The Alchemist exposes LarryBoy to a substance that causes everyone around him to shrink when his own ego inflates. Find out just how LarryBoy fights this internal struggle.
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Join LarryBoy in his battle against the Alchemist and, ultimately, himself. The Alchemist exposes LarryBoy to a substance that causes everyone around him to shrink when his own ego inflates. Find out just how LarryBoy fights this internal struggle.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Sean Gaffney, Tod Carter
In Theaters:8/27/2002
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Runtime:28 minutes
Studio:Big Idea Productions
Cast
Larry Whitaker, Tom Bancroft
Director
Mike Nawrocki
LarryBoy (voice)
Tom Bancroft
Lutefisk (voice)
Shari Belgeau
Vicki / Mother Pearl / Ma Mushroom (voice)
Marc Graue
Bok Choi (voice)
Lee Marshall
Narrator / Mr. Cuchimi (voice)
Laura Richey
Pea Kid (voice)
Lisa Vischer
Junior (voice)
Phil Vischer
Bob the Tomato / Archie (voice)
Larry Whitaker
Alchemist / Officer Olaf / Herbert / Wally / Mr. Vanderhosenhagenmeir / Mr. Mahoney (voice) (as Larry D. Whitaker Jr.)
Anita Protich
Lemon Twist (voice)
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