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I Want a Dog for Christmas, Charlie Brown (TV 2003)Linus and Lucy's younger brother Rerun wants a dog for Christmas, and Snoopy's brother Spike may be the answer. Writer:Charles M. Schulz (creator) |
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| Jimmy Bennett | ... |
Rerun Van Pelt
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| Adam Taylor Gordon | ... |
Charlie Brown
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| Ashley Rose | ... |
Lucy Van Pelt
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Corey Padnos | ... |
Linus Van Pelt
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| Hannah Leigh | ... |
Sally Brown
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| Nick Price | ... |
Schroeder
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Kaitlyn Maggio | ... |
Little girl
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Bill Melendez | ... |
Snoopy
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I Want a Dog for Christmas, Charlie Brown! centers on ReRun, the lovable but ever-skeptical younger brother of Linus and Lucy. It's Christmas vacation and, as usual, ReRun's big sister is stressing him out, so he decides to turn to his best friend, Snoopy, for amusement and holiday cheer. However his faithful but unpredictable beagle companion has plans of his own, giving ReRun reason to ask Snoopy to invite his canine brother Spike for a visit. When Spike shows up, it looks like ReRun will have a dog for Christmas after all... but then the real trouble begins. Written by Mykol Gantt
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EnglishRelease Date:
9 December 2003 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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Lee Mendelson Film Productions, Charles M. Schulz Creative Associates, United Media Productions See more »
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In this brand new cartoon, the first one in a long time, Rerun wants a dog for Christmas. It has the same sad-sack Charlie Brown and the kids all delivering their lines in some sort of calm manner that I can only attribute to Charlie Brown movies. It seems to be fine, the magic isn't gone. Some of my happiest childhood memories revolve around watching these cartoons.