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Festival of Family Classics
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How many seasons does Festival of Family Classics have?
1 season
How many episodes does Festival of Family Classics have?
20 episodes
When did Festival of Family Classics premiere?
September 10, 1972
How long are episodes of Festival of Family Classics?
27 minutes
What is the IMDb rating of Festival of Family Classics?
7.4 out of 10
Who stars in Festival of Family Classics?
Bernard Cowan
,
Billie Mae Richards
, and
Peggi Loder
Who is the writer for Festival of Family Classics?
Charles Dickens
,
Mark Twain
,
Lewis Carroll
,
Jules Verne
,
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
,
Daniel Defoe
,
Charles Perrault
,
Jacob Grimm
,
Wilhelm Grimm
,
Robert Littell
, and others
Who is the director of Festival of Family Classics?
Jules Bass
and
Arthur Rankin Jr.
Who is the producer of Festival of Family Classics?
Jules Bass
and
Arthur Rankin Jr.
Who is the composer for Festival of Family Classics?
Maury Laws
Who are the characters in Festival of Family Classics?
Tom Sawyer and Cinderella
What genre is Festival of Family Classics?
Adventure, Animated, Family, and Fantasy
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