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Be a Good Neighbour (1977)

ジャンル : アニメーション

上映時間 : 6分

演出 : Sheila Graber

シノプシス

A dog on holiday is shocked to discover his kennel has been burgled. He learns about the ways in which he can protect his home through the Good Neighbours Scheme.

出演

Geoffrey O'Connell
Geoffrey O'Connell
Narrator

製作陣

Sheila Graber
Sheila Graber
Director
Sheila Graber
Sheila Graber
Writer
Sheila Graber
Sheila Graber
Producer
Sheila Graber
Sheila Graber
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