11 April 1979 70 mins
Condensed from episodes of a proposed TV series that never materialized, character actor great Timothy Carey plays the unforgettable Tweet Twig, master of his local knitting circle and a home of talking animals.
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Timothy Carey as Tweet Twig
Timothy Carey Director
United States 11 April 1979
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