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"Faerie Tale Theatre" Rapunzel (1983)
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Overview
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David Wyles (writer)
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Original Air Date:
2 May 1983
(Season 2, Episode 1)
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Rapunzel, Rapunzel, let down your hair.
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Cast
(Episode Credited cast) | Jeff Bridges | ... | Claude / Prince |
 | Shelley Duvall | ... | Host / Marie / Rapunzel |
 | Gena Rowlands | ... | Witch |
 | Roddy McDowall | ... | Narrator |
 | Phil Fondacaro | ... | Munchkin |
 | Sal Fondacaro | ... | Munchkin |
| George Rossitto | ... | Munchkin |
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| G. Cates | ... | Pierrot (voice) |
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51 min | Argentina:42 min
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A hair-curling fairy tale brought to life by Miss Duvall, who saves a bit on expenses and takes on dual roles for the movie.
The story remains fairly faithful to the original Grimm Tale, so watching it with your children might not be such a bad idea. Comical moments and bits of magic truly make this worth the watch. (Most video stores keep a copy in their family or children sections.)