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Cast
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Tajja Isen | ... |
Jane Turnkey
(26 episodes, 2006)
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Dragon
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Cameron Ansell | ... |
Prince Cuthbert Hakan Kippernook
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Alex Belcourt | ... |
Queen Gwendolyn Hulda Ankarcrona Kippernook
(26 episodes, 2006)
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Drake 'Rake' Gardener Junior
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Benedict Campbell | ... |
Sir Ivon Mackay
(26 episodes, 2006)
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King Caradoc Cedric Bartok Kippernook
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William Colgate |
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Isabel de Carteret | ... |
Princess Lavinia Pernilla Kippernook
(26 episodes, 2006)
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Jill Frappier | ... |
Lady-in-waiting Adeline Turnkey
(26 episodes, 2006)
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Jethro 'Smithy' Junior
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Sunday Muse | ... |
Verbena 'Pepper' Salter
(26 episodes, 2006)
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Noah Reid | ... |
Gunther Breech
(26 episodes, 2006)
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Jester
(26 episodes, 2006)
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Aron Tager | ... |
Sir Theodore Boarmaster
(26 episodes, 2006)
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Clive Walton | ... |
Merchant Magnus Breech
(26 episodes, 2006)
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Language:
EnglishRelease Date:
15 October 2005 (Canada) See more »Company Credits
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I happened to watch this one morning while my 6 year old was watching Qubo and I absolutely fell in love with Jane and the Dragon. So far I have only seen two episodes and but I am hooked. The computer graphics are fantastic. The characters eyes are so life-like, that it appears they are really making eye to eye contact when talking to another character. The accents are authentic, the movements are realistic, the stories are sweet, genuine and simplistic. I never want it to end. I wish they would not only put it out on disc, but make a full length feature length movie. It's just a real treat. I am glad to know that there is a quality "cartoon" out there on network television, like it used to be when I was a child. No gimmicks or nonsense like Sponge Bob, but a throwback to the legitimate fairy tale. Long live Jane and the Dragon.