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Dot in Space (1994) [N/A]

Release Date:
January 1, 1994

Original Title:
Dot in Space

Genres:
Animation | Family | Science Fiction

Production Companies:
Yoram Gross Films

Production Countries:
Australia

Ratings / Certifications:
AU: G 

Runtime: 62

Overview from TheMovieDB

Dot’s latest romp takes her literally out of this world when she decides to rescue Whyka, the Russian space dog, who is circling the earth trapped in a broken down satellite. Trading places with Buster, the space monkey, Dot boards an American rocket and is launched into orbit. She manages to save Whyka, but then crash lands on the fantastic planet Pie-Arr-Squared, where everything is round. Among many adventures there, Dot is thrown into a prison for ‘squaries’. Of course she manages to escape and with the help of some new friends, she returns to earth to a hero’s welcome.

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Performers

  • Keith Scott
    Grumble Bones
    Buster
    Papa Drop
    Roley
    The Party
    Professor Globus
    Inflato
    Sergeant
    Soldiers
    Additional Voices
  • Robyn Moore
    Dot
    Dosey Face
    Poley (voice)

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Production

Director:
Yoram Gross

Executive Producer:
Tim Brooke-Hunt

Producer:
Yoram Gross
Sandra Gross

Writer:
Yoram Gross
John Palmer

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