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A Boy Named Charlie Brown ()


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Charlie Brown makes his way to the national spelling bee finals.

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Charlie Brown / Linus' scream (voice)
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Lucy Van Pelt (voice)
Glenn Gilger ...
Linus Van Pelt (voice)
Andy Pforsich ...
Schroeder (voice)
Sally Dryer ...
Patty (voice)
Ann Altieri ...
Violet (voice) (as Anne Altieri)
Erin Sullivan ...
Sally (voice)
Lynda Mendelson ...
Frieda (voice) (as Linda Mendelson)
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Pig Pen (voice)
David Carey ...
2nd Boy (voice)
Guy Pforsich ...
3rd Boy (voice)
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Snoopy (voice)
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Jimmy Miller ...
Charlie Brown (uncredited)
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Sally (uncredited)

Directed by

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Bill Melendez

Written by

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Charles M. Schulz ... (created by) (creator)
 
Charles M. Schulz ... (written by)

Produced by

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Bill Melendez ... producer
Lee Mendelson ... producer
Charles M. Schulz ... executive producer (uncredited)

Music by

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Vince Guaraldi

Editing by

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Robert T. Gillis
Chuck McCann ... (as Charles McCann)
Steven Cuitlahuac Melendez ... (as Steve Melendez)

Editorial Department

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Alice Keillor ... negative cutter

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Hideyuki Tanaka ... assistant director (uncredited)

Art Department

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Ellie Bogardus ... graphic designer (as Ellie Bonnard)
Evert Brown ... graphic designer
Jan Green ... graphic designer
Bernard Gruver ... graphic designer
Ruth Kissane ... graphic designer
Ed Levitt ... graphic designer
Charles McElmurry ... graphic designer
Alan Shean ... graphic designer (as Al Shean)
Dean Spille ... graphic designer

Sound Department

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Don Minkler ... sound mixer
Bill Mumford ... sound mixer
Sid Nicholas ... sound recordist: voices

Camera and Electrical Department

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Wally Bulloch ... camera operator
David K. Stewart ... camera operator (uncredited)
Robert Swarthe ... camera operator (uncredited)
Richard Yuricich ... camera operator (uncredited)

Animation Department

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Debbie Abbott ... ink and paint artist
Maggie Bowen ... animator
Bob Carlson ... animator
Ken Champin ... animator
Herman Cohen ... animator (as Herm Cohen)
Connie Crawley ... ink and paint artist
Gwenn Dotzler ... ink and paint artist
Florence Hammontre ... ink and paint artist
Lew Irwin ... animator
Sam Jaimes ... animator
Gerry Kane ... animator
Ruth Kissane ... animator
Faith Kovaleski ... ink and paint artist
Bror Lansing ... animator
Bill Littlejohn ... animator
Don Lusk ... animator
Joice Lee Marshall ... ink and paint artist
Bob Matz ... animator
Celine Miles ... ink and paint artist
Barrie Nelson ... animator (as Barry Nelson)
Ken O'Brien ... animator
Karen Oglesby ... ink and paint artist
Spencer Peel ... animator
Chandra Poweris ... ink and paint artist
Beverly Robbins ... ink and paint artist
Jay Sarbry ... animator
Dawn Smith ... ink and paint artist
Frank Smith ... animator
Hank Smith ... animator
Russ von Neida ... animator (as Russ Van Neida)
Eleanor Warren ... ink and paint artist
Manon Washburn ... ink and paint artist
Rudy Zamora ... animator
Michael Adams ... animator (uncredited)
Frank Braxton ... animator (uncredited)
Sylvia Brenner ... ink and paint artist/celine miles (uncredited)
Brad Case ... animator (uncredited)
Sue Dalton ... ink and paint artist/celine miles (uncredited)
Paulino García ... ink and paint artist/ celine miles (uncredited)
Colene Gonzales ... ink and paint artist/celine miles (uncredited)
Emery Hawkins ... animator (uncredited)
Adele Lenart ... ink and paint artist (uncredited)
Staci Maniskas ... ink and paint artist/celine miles (uncredited)
Al Pabian ... animator (uncredited)
Manuel Perez ... animator (uncredited)
Chandra Poweris ... ink and paint artist/celine miles (uncredited)
Anna Lois Ray ... ink and paint artist/celine miles (uncredited)
Phil Roman ... animator (uncredited)
Jack Schnerk ... animator (uncredited)
Rod Scribner ... animator (uncredited)
Martha Sigall ... ink and paint artist/celine miles (uncredited)
Olaya Stephenson ... ink and paint artist/celine miles (uncredited)
Richard Thompson ... animator (uncredited)
Bob Tyler ... assistant animator (uncredited)
Alan Zaslove ... animator (uncredited)

Music Department

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Art Becker ... music recordist (as Artie Becker)
Rod McKuen ... songs: music and lyrics by
Bill Melendez ... songs: lyrics by
Alan Shean ... songs: lyrics by
John Scott Trotter ... conductor / music arranger / songs: music by
Colin J. Bailey ... musician: drums (uncredited)
Ray Brown ... musician: bass (uncredited)
Monty Budwig ... musician: double bass (uncredited)
Billy Byers ... musician: trombone (uncredited)
Conte Candoli ... musician: trumpet (uncredited)
Pete Candoli ... musician: trumpet (uncredited)
Pete Chrislieb ... musician: woodwinds (uncredited)
Herb Ellis ... musician: guitar (uncredited)
Victor Feldman ... musician: percussion (uncredited)
John Gray ... musician: trumpet (uncredited)
Vince Guaraldi ... musician: piano (uncredited)
Manny Klein ... musician: trumpet (uncredited)
Ronny Lang ... musician: woodwinds (uncredited)
Shelly Manne ... musician: percussion (uncredited)
Frank Rosolino ... musician: trombone (uncredited)
Jimmy Rowles ... musician: piano (uncredited)
Jack Sperling ... musician: drums (uncredited)
Tommy Tedesco ... musician: guitar (uncredited)
William Wood ... musician: woodwinds (uncredited)

Additional Crew

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Skippy Baxter ... skating routines
Warren Lockhart ... president: Charles M. Schulz Creative Development Corp. (uncredited)
Crew believed to be complete

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

The perennial failure Charlie Brown attends the National Spelling Bee and manages the worst sandlot team in the history of baseball. Linus loses and retrieves his security blanket. Snoopy the beagle dances wildly and plays shortstop. The irascible Lucy Van Pelt tricks Charlie Brown into kicking the football, but at the last minute she pulls it back and sends him flying onto his back. Although he loses the spelling bee, his friends gladly welcome Charlie Brown back to town upon his return. Featuring nearly two-dozen songs, and a talented voice cast that captures the memorable character personalities. Written by United Artists

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Taglines The Peanuts' Gang in their First Movie! See more »
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Also Known As
  • Snoopy and Charlie (Japan, English title)
  • A Boy Called Charlie Brown (United Kingdom)
  • Un petit garçon appelé Charlie Brown (France)
  • Un niño llamado Charlie Brown (Spain)
  • Charle Brown en het Kleine Grut (Netherlands)
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Runtime
  • 86 min
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Box Office

Budget $1,100,000 (estimated)

Did You Know?

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Trivia The memorable "Aaaugh!" scream from Peter Robbins as Charlie Brown originated from this film. (Oddly enough, it was also heard from Linus in one scene.) Robbins' scream would become a stock sound effect in almost all subsequent Peanuts specials & movies up to the late 1990s, and is used as a scream, not only for Charlie Brown, but any other available character (excluding Snoopy and Woodstock, who had their own variants). See more »
Goofs In the "I Before E Except after C" song, two displayed words are misspelled: FINANCEIR, which should be FINANCIER, and LEIZURE which should be LEISURE. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in Charlie Brown and Charles Schulz (1969). See more »
Soundtracks A Boy Named Charlie Brown See more »
Crazy Credits All of the Peanuts characters actually get onscreen credit! See more »
Quotes Linus Van Pelt: [Penultimate lines of the movie] Well, I can understand how you feel. You worked hard, studying for the spelling bee, and I suppose you feel you let everyone down, and you made a fool of yourself and everything.
[Opens the door to leave, then stops]
Linus Van Pelt: But did you notice something, Charlie Brown?
Charlie Brown: What's that?
Linus Van Pelt: The world didn't come to an end.
[He leaves and shuts the door. Charlie Brown decides to finally get up]
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