Goldilocks Trailer (1970)
31 March 1970 Animated, Family 25 mins
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Cast
Bing Crosby as Self / Papa Bear (voice)
Kathryn Grant as Self / Mama Bear (voice)
Nathaniel Crosby as Self / Baby Bear (voice)
Mary Crosby as Self / Goldilocks (voice)
Paul Winchell as Bobcat / Various Animals (voice)
Avery Schreiber as Deer / Various Animals (voice)
Crew
David H. DePatie Producer
Friz Freleng Producer
Robert B. Sherman Music
Marc Breaux Director
Richard M. Sherman Music
AJ Carothers Writer
International Releases Dates
United States 31 March 1970
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