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Dot and the Bunny ()

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Dot promises a mother kangaroo that she will find her lost joey. An orphaned rabbit overhears this promise and pretends to be a kangaroo because he wants a mom. Dot and the rabbit travel through the Australian outback and learn a lot about... See more »
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Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Drew Forsythe ...
Koala (voice)
Barbara Frawley ...
Dot (voice)
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Anne Haddy ...
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Ross Higgins ...
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Robyn Moore ...
Funnybunny (voice)
Anna Quin ...
The Girl (as Anna Quinn)

Directed by

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Yoram Gross

Written by

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Yoram Gross ... (original story)
 
John Palmer ... (screenplay)

Produced by

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Sandra Gross ... associate producer
Yoram Gross ... producer

Music by

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Bob Young

Editing by

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Christopher Plowright

Editorial Department

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Arthur Cambridge ... color grader
Miriam Cortes ... negative matcher
Angela Zivkovic ... assistant editor

Production Management

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Jeanette Toms ... production manager

Art Department

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Jan Carruthers ... art department assistant
Athol Henry ... storyboard artist
Narelle Hopley ... art department assistant
Andrew Szemenyei ... storyboard artist
James Willing ... art department assistant

Sound Department

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Peter Fenton ... sound mixer
Peter Jennings ... track reader
Tomash Pokorry ... sound editor (as Tomas Pokorny)

Camera and Electrical Department

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Douglass Baglin ... photographer
Jenny Ochse ... animation camera
Andrew Quinn ... assistant camera
Graham Sharpe ... animation camera

Animation Department

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Ty Bosco ... animator
John Burge ... animator / layout artist
Éva Bátai ... animator (as Eva Szabo)
Carolyn Cheesman ... paint and trace artist
Zbigniew Dromirecki ... background artist
Amber Ellis ... background artist
Ariel Ferrari ... animator
Murray Griffin ... animator
Nicholas Harding ... animator
Eva Helischer ... animator / inbetween artist
Athol Henry ... animation director / animator / character designer
Tanya Hooper ... paint and trace artist
Narelle Hopley ... paint and trace artist
Lianne Hughes ... animator
Mimi Intal ... paint and trace artist
Vic Johnson ... animator (as Victor Johnson)
Wayne Kelly ... inbetween artist
Gennady Kozlov ... background artist (as Gennady Koslov)
Babetta Latooy ... paint and trace artist (as Babette Latooy)
Cynthia Leech ... animator
Robert Malherbe ... inbetween artist
Chris Minos ... animator
Darek Polkowski ... inbetween artist (as Dariusz Polkowski)
Vicki Robinson ... inbetween artist
Belinda Russell ... paint and trace artist
Philip Scarrold ... inbetween artist
Laurie Sharpe ... animator / layout artist
Paul Stibal ... inbetween artist
Szabolcs Szabó ... animator
Bela Szeman ... inbetween artist
Andrew Szemenyei ... animator / character designer
Pere Van Reyk ... animator
Julie Wignell ... paint and trace artist
Li Yang ... paint and trace artist

Music Department

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Martin Benge ... music mixer: songs
Bob Young ... music arranger

Additional Crew

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Penny Lang ... production accountant
Patricia O'Neill ... production secretary (as Trish O'Neill)
Meg Rowed ... production coordinator
Helena Wakefield ... publicist

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Klaus Jaritz ... special acknowledgment
John Shaw ... special acknowledgment

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Plot Summary

Dot promises a mother kangaroo that she will find her lost joey. An orphaned rabbit overhears this promise and pretends to be a kangaroo because he wants a mom. Dot and the rabbit travel through the Australian outback and learn a lot about different kinds of animals. Written by Brett Erik Johnson

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Also Known As
  • Dot and the Rabbit (Australia)
  • Dot és Muris Füles (Hungary)
  • Dot y el conejo (Argentina)
  • Alice e o Coelho (Brazil)
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Runtime
  • 81 min
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Trivia In this film, Dot is still searching for the Kangaroo's missing joey despite having previously achieved this goal in "Dot and Santa Claus", though this may be because this is a prequel, as the Kangaroo reveals to Dot that her joey was taken to a zoo overseas. See more »
Goofs Dot's eyes keep appearing twice regardless of the position of her head when she is shaking it at the crocodiles. See more »
Movie Connections Features Dot and the Kangaroo (1977). See more »
Soundtracks Weary Will See more »
Quotes Dot: Rabbits are important. What about Easter time? Whenever you think of Easter, you think of the Easter bunny.
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