Snoopy Presents: Welcome Home, Franklin (2024)
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Franklin is new to town and hoping to make friends, but his usual tactics don't work on the Peanuts gang. When the Soap Box Derby arrives, he's sure it's a chance to impress new pals and teams up with the only other unpartnered kid: Charlie Brown.
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... Franklin (voice)
... Charlie Brown (voice)
... Lucy (voice)
... Linus (voice)
... Peppermint Patty (voice)
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Director:
Writer:
Charles M. Schulz (Characters)
Alex Galatis (Executive Story Editor)
Raymond S. Persi (Story Editor)
Erik Wiese (Head of Story)
Scott Montgomery (Story)
Bryan Schulz (Teleplay)
Craig Schulz (Teleplay)
Cornelius Uliano (Teleplay)
Robb Armstrong (Story)
Robb Armstrong (Teleplay)
Release Date:
2024-02-15
Run Time:
40 min
MMPA Rating:
G
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Snoopy Presents: Welcome Home, Franklin
Cast
... Franklin (voice)
... Charlie Brown (voice)
... Lucy (voice)
... Linus (voice)
... Peppermint Patty (voice)
... Sally (voice)
... Marcie (voice)
... Pigpen (voice)
... Schroeder (voice)
... Snoopy (voice)
... Woodstock (voice)
... Patty (voice)
... Violet (voice)
... Shermy (voice)
... Frieda (voice)
... Harold Angel (voice)
... Jose Peterson (voice)
Crew
... Animation Director
... Executive Producer
... Characters
... Executive Story Editor
... Associate Editor
... Music Supervisor
... Director
... Story Editor
... Head of Story
... Story
... Executive Producer
... Teleplay
... Production Designer
... Sound Re-Recording Mixer
... Sound Designer
... Animation
... Orchestrator
... Sound Re-Recording Mixer
... Original Music Composer
... Executive Producer
... Teleplay
... Executive Producer
... Teleplay
... Lead Editor
... Other
... Animation Supervisor
... Line Producer
... Executive Producer
... Musician
... Other
... Associate Editor
... Head of Production
... Assistant Editor
... Animation Supervisor
... Production Coordinator
... Musician
... Assistant Sound Editor
... Storyboard Artist
... Storyboard Artist
... Compositing Artist
... Executive Producer
... Assistant Director
... Animation Supervisor
... Foley Artist
... Executive Producer
... Art Direction
... Musician
... Production Coordinator
... Compositing Artist
... Post Production Coordinator
... Story
... Teleplay
... Animation
... Animation
... Creative Consultant
... Production Coordinator
... Musician
... Animation
... Associate Editor
... Lighting Supervisor
... Background Designer
... Color Designer
... Character Designer
... Color Designer
... Background Designer
... Animation
... Animation
... Animation
... Animation
... Lighting Director
... Lighting Artist
... Production Coordinator
... Sound Engineer
... Animation
... Storyboard Artist
... Storyboard Artist
... Animation
... Animation
... Compositing Supervisor
... Post Production Supervisor
... Post Production Coordinator
... Animation Supervisor
... Storyboard Artist
... Animation Supervisor
... Storyboard Artist
... Lead Editor
... Online Editor
... Assistant Editor
... Assistant Editor
... Color Designer
... Color Designer
... Background Designer
... Background Designer
... Animation Supervisor
... Compositing Lead
... Compositing Artist
... Compositing Artist
... Lighting Artist
... Lighting Artist
... Production Manager
... Production Coordinator
... Production Coordinator
... Production Assistant
... Production Assistant
... Musician
... Musician
... Musician
... Other
... Other
... Other
... Dialogue Editor
... Project Manager
... Production Coordinator
... Business Affairs Coordinator
... Business Affairs Coordinator
... Business Affairs Coordinator
... Production Accountant
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... Animation
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... Production Coordinator
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