25 December 1998 Animated, Family 29 mins
Animation short about a little boy that sets off on a round-the-world night train to dreamland with only his toy dog for company. But soon all sorts of endangered animals are asking if they can jump up and join them on their journey.
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Arthur Smith as Jim Jam
Phil Daniels as Dad / Charlie
Josie Lawrence as Mum / Crane
Richard Griffiths as Elephant
Bill Paterson as Walrus
Windsor Davies as Polar Bear
Barry Paine as Wildlife Commentary
United Kingdom 25 December 1998
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