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The First Easter Egg

199725mRuss Harris,G. Brian Reynolds
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A little bunny goes in search of an Easter gift for his mother. A friendly chicken gives him a beautiful egg, but on his way home the bunny encounters several characters that have their own plans for the gift.

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What is The First Easter Egg (1997) about?

A little bunny goes in search of an Easter gift for his mother. A friendly chicken gives him a beautiful egg, but on his way home the bunny encounters several characters that have their own plans for the gift.

Who stars in The First Easter Egg?

The First Easter Egg stars Alex Marshall Thompson (One Rabbit (voice)), Will Gould (Narrator / Rinky Pink Flamingo (voice)), Miki Mathioudakis (Freida Chicken / Mother Rabbit (voice)), G. Brian Reynolds (Hob Nobbin Robbin / Wendle Weasle (voice)), Russ Harris (The Three Pigs (voice)). The film was directed by Russ Harris.

How long is The First Easter Egg?

The First Easter Egg has a runtime of 25 min and premiered in 1997.

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