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Left-brained Larry & Right-brained Rachel

Year: 2009 AnimationFantasy Runtime: 9 min

Overview

As already foretold by modern technology, Mrs. Liddell would give birth to a certain abnormality. The sight gave her a fright and a little unease, they were not just twins, they were Siamese.

Genres

AnimationFantasy

Cast

David Lazarus

David Lazarus

Narrator (voice)

Jakob Lykke Jensen

Jakob Lykke Jensen

Larry (voice)

Ina Fischlin

Ina Fischlin

Rachel (voice)

Donna Higgins

Donna Higgins

The Mother (voice)

Søren Høy

Søren Høy

The Father (voice)

Jim Winthrop Fernald

Jim Winthrop Fernald

The Doctor (voice)

Nini Wittendorff

Nini Wittendorff

L&R Babies (voice)

Maxwell Robison

Maxwell Robison

Quadruplets (voice)

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