What is the duration of A Family Circus Easter?

The duration of A Family Circus Easter is 24 mins.

What is the original language of A Family Circus Easter?

The original language of A Family Circus Easter is English.

Who directed A Family Circus Easter?

A Family Circus Easter was directed by Dave Brain.

Which studio made A Family Circus Easter?

A Family Circus Easter was produced by Cullen - Kasdan Productions, LTD..

A Family Circus Easter 1982

Q: Does A Family Circus Easter have end credit scenes?

A Family Circus Easter does not have end credit scenes.

Comedy

Animation

Runtime

24 mins

Language

English

This Easter, Billy sets out to help PJ locate his very first Easter egg, while Dolly lends a hand and Jeffy becomes determined to catch the Easter Bunny himself. When Jeffy finally corners the bunny, the whole family—including surprised Sam—reacts in amazement. Ultimately PJ is thrilled, and the celebration becomes another memorable Family Circus Easter.

Cullen - Kasdan Productions, LTD.

Studio

Dave Brain

Director

Does A Family Circus Easter have end credit scenes?

No!

A Family Circus Easter does not have end credit scenes. You can leave when the credits roll.

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Dizzy Gillespie

Easter Bunny (voice)

Nathan Berg

Jeffy (voice)

Bob Kaliban

Daddy (voice)

Mark McDermott

Billy (voice)

Anne Costello

Mommy (voice)

Missy Hope

Dolly (voice)

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