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Release Date:
March 11, 1973
Original Title:
There's No Time for Love, Charlie Brown
Genres:
Animation
Production Companies:
Bill Melendez Productions
Lee Mendelson Film Productions
Production Countries:
United States of America
Ratings / Certifications:
US: G
Runtime: 25
Most of the Peanuts gang is having trouble at school, but none more than Charlie Brown. In fact, he is told that he needs an "A" on a field trip report on an art museum or he will fail his grade. Unfortunately, Peppermint Patty, over-tired by Marcie waking her up at 4:00 in the morning, inadvertently distracts Charlie Brown and his sister from their group and they all mistake a neighbouring supermarket for the Art Museum. Even as they try to understand why all the displays are for sale so cheaply, Patty's weariness and her own ambivalent feelings about Chuck causes her to blurt out some hurtful comments about him. Now, Charlie Brown is going to have to realize his basic mistake in his report, while Marcie and Peppermint Patty search for a way of making amends to the boy they both secretly like in their own way.
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Animation:
Joanne Lansing
Evert Brown
Dawn Smith
Sam Jaimes
Bill Littlejohn
Beverly Robbins
Eleanor Warren
Bernard Gruver
Al Pabian
Hank Smith
Bob Carlson
Carla Washburn
Phil Roman
Adele Lenart
Ed Levitt
Frank Smith
Rod Scribner
Don Lusk
Joice Lee Marshall
Dean Spille
Manon Washburn
Debbie Zamora
Carole Barnes
Ellie Bogardus
Faith Kovaleski
Camera Operator:
Tony Rivetti Sr.
Director:
Bill Melendez
Editor:
Rudy Zamora Jr.
Chuck McCann
Robert Gillis
Music:
Vince Guaraldi
Music Supervisor:
John Scott Trotter
Other:
Warren Lockhart
Producer:
Bill Melendez
Lee Mendelson
Writer:
Charles M. Schulz
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