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Bedknobs and Broomsticks

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Air Date

Sunday March 22, 1987

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This is an airing of the 1971 musical, in which an Englishwoman studies to be a witch so that she can fight off the invasion of England by Nazi Germany.

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5.4 Mediocre

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I am writing this review to warn people that during the new dvd brdknobs and broomsticks, there are several occasions when the voices change. I think this only hsppens in the new added parts of the film but i feel this really ruins a real classic.
i have tryed to complain to disney on this matter but i can't seem to find the link so i would apprecate if anyone would be able to help me there.
this film is a personel faveriate of mine and love the video and i was really scocked by the discovery.
I will say tho that the added bit are good its just the voices that ruin it.

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Guest Cast
- Roy Snart Paul Rawlins
- Cindy O'Callaghan Carrie Rawlins
- Ian Weighill Charles Rawlins
- Reginald Owen Gen. Sir Brian Teagler
- Angela Lansbury Miss Eglantine Price
- David Tomlinson Mr. Emelius Browne
- Roddy McDowall Rev. Jelk
- Sam Jaffe Bookman
- John Ericson Col. Heller
- Tessie O'Shea Mrs. Hobday
- Cosmic Creepers Cat
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- Bob Cummings Host/Narrator/Interviewer
- Gary Owens Announcer (1979-1981)
- Dick Wesson Announcer (October 1954-January 1979)
- Ronald Reagan Host/Narrator/Interviewer

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Coincidentally, the second half of this picture aired opposite an episode of Murder, She Wrote on CBS, a series which starred the star of this picture, Angela Lansbury. [edit]
In this airing, the film is cut from 117 minutes (the film's length prior to the 1996 reconstruction of its originally intended version) to 96 minutes to accomodate a 2-hour time slot. [edit]