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| Weinstein Company (2002) | |||||
| Comedy, Family | |||||
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| Celia Imrie | Miss Rapier | |
| Ned Beatty | Gen. Ed Sheppard | |
| Stephen Fry | Sir Anthony Silk | |
| Paul Giamatti | Johnson J. Johnson | |
| Simon Callow | Sir John Osgood | |
| Rupert Grint | Alan A. Allen | |
| Bruce Cook | Patrick Smash | |
| Bronagh Gallagher | Mrs. Smash | |
| Victor Mcguire | Mr. Smash | |
| Adam Godley | Placido P. Placeedo | |
| Robert Hardy |
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| Producer | Peter Hewitt
Damian Jones Graham Broadbent Sally French |
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| Writer | Peter Hewitt
Phil Hughes |
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Saving the world... one blast at a time. A delightful comedy for the whole family, Thunderpants is the story of a boy named Peter... who couldn't stop farting! His only friend, Alan (Rupert Grint, Harry Potter), is a child genius who finds a way to use Peter's flatulence as a force for good. After his special skill takes him on an incredible space adventure, Peter learns that sometimes our unique "gifts" can turn out to be exactly what the world really needs! |
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