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Puss in Boots

1997, English. Directed by Aleksandr Davydov.

After the old miller had died, his youngest son inherited just a cunning cat. The beast spent the last money of his master to buy himself boots and hat. Knowing that the king liked hazel-grouses the sly puss caught some of them, brought to the palace as a present and got a lavish gift from the king. And more! The sly animal managed to overpower the evil wizard and marry off his master with the king's daughter.

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Released
1 January 1997
Country
Russia, United States of America
Written by
Yasha Bronstein, Stephen Pohl
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Puss in Boots (1997) was directed by Aleksandr Davydov and stars Rob Paulsen, Gregory Gordon, Maurice LaMarche.

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