A Boy Named Charlie Brown (1969)

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Directed by

Bill Melendez

Starring (View all)

Peter Robbins
Charlie Brown / Linus' scream

Pamelyn Ferdin
Lucy Van Pelt

Sally Dryer
Patty

Ann Altieri
Violet

Lynda Mendelson
Frieda

Christopher DeFaria
Pig Pen

David Carey
2nd Boy

Bill Melendez
Snoopy

Written by

Charles M. Schulz
(created by)

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Charlie Brown makes his way to the national spelling bee finals.

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" In the winter of 1965, the titular character of Charles Shultz's nationally distributed comic strip was bought to life with the television Holiday special, A Charlie Brown Christmas. With its perennial success, A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving came along eight years later. In the decades that followed since, both of these programs have become part of the popular consciousness of most of the world. What has become forgotten is that ol' Chuck also had big screen success with a full feature lengt"