
The Country Cousin(1936)
Monty Citymouse invites his cousin Abner Countrymouse for a visit and shows him the ways of the big city, including traps, eating quietly, and busy traffic.



Hélène Vauquois
(Voice)
Claudia Morin
(Voice)
Léa Giraud
(Voice)
Tenzin Roy-Gonpo
(Voice)

Serge Avédikian
(Voice)
Jean-Noël Gridlig-Véneziano
(Voice)
Thomas Salsmann
(Voice)

Philippe Rigot
(Voice)

Christophe Lemoine
(Voice)
Pierre Giraud
(Voice)
The King of the Misty Forest is a animation film released in 2003 exploring themes of short film, tv special. Directed by Jean-Jacques Prunès, it stars Hélène Vauquois, Claudia Morin, Léa Giraud.
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