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A Boy Named Charlie Brown was one of five theatrical, feature-length Peanuts films by Charles M. Schulz. The film hit record-breaking numbers during its first weekend in 1969.
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This was Peter Robbins last voice-acting role as Charlie Brown before leaving the series.
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Snoopy's dream (where he battles the Red Baron) consists of footage from 'It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown.'
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'A Boy Named Charlie Brown' was the fifth animated film produced by CBS Films.
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There was also a 1963 documentary called 'A Boy Named Charlie Brown.'
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The Peanuts character Peppermint Patty appears in 'A Boy Named Charlie Brown' and has multiple speaking roles throughout the film.
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When the film was released in theaters in 1969, it was released in surround sound.
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'A Boy Named Charlie Brown' first premiered at the Radio City Music Hall in New York City.
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The main storyline of this film, involving Charlie Brown's participation in a spelling bee, is taken from a sequence that originally appeared in a comic strip.
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Snoopy is shown walking on all fours in 'A Boy Named Charlie Brown.' This wasn't uncommon for his character.
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The memorable "Aaaugh!" scream from Peter Robbins as Charlie Brown originated in this film.
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82 Comments
8 out of 10, though I think number 9 is not right.
Snoopy did walk on all fours throughout th 60s. It wasn't until the late 60s and into the 70s that Schultz started drawing Snoopy like the rest of the kids and had him walking on two legs.
Snoopy did walk on all fours throughout th 60s. It wasn't until the late 60s and into the 70s that Schultz started drawing Snoopy like the rest of the kids and had him walking on two legs.
6/10, the only one of the animated films that I liked, but that peanuts movie that came out some years ago was pretty good.
9/10. Has no idea where it premiered but Radio City Music Hall didn’t seem quite right.