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26 ways to live happily ever after. - Faerie Tale Theatre - Season 2 - Little Red Riding Hood
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Title: Faerie Tale Theatre

Season: 2

Episode: 5

Runtime: 51m

Overview: Mary Steenburgen encounters a surprise on the trip to grandmas -- he has big eyes - big ears and a set of sparkling Razor sharp teeth. He has decided to take an extra liking to "Miss Hood" as he accompanies her on her trip through the forest. He hasn't counted on the cunning and ever-sweet Granny nor has he thought about what danger he might be in from Miss hoods admirer -- all in all the vain wolf learns that humans are just as cunning.

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Average Vote: 8.2 (21 votes)

Cast

  • Mother: Diane Ladd
  • Mary / Little Red Riding Hood: Mary Steenburgen
  • Granny: Frances Bay
  • Father: John Vernon
  • Chris: Darrell Larson
  • Reginald Von Lupin / The Wolf / Narrator (voice): Malcolm McDowell
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