
Madeline
Animation · Family · TV Movie
Overview
In a Parisian girls school, our perky, popular heroine charms her eleven classmates with funny pranks and youthful wit. But when Madeline needs her appendix out, it's she who needs charm and humor for a speedy recovery.
Top Cast


Christopher Plummer
Christopher Plummer
Narrator (voice)
Christopher Plummer
Narrator (voice)
Marsha Moreau
Marsha Moreau
Madeline (voice)
Marsha Moreau
Madeline (voice)
Judith Orban
Judith Orban
Miss Clavel (voice)
Judith Orban
Miss Clavel (voice)


Anik Matern
Anik Matern
Chloe (voice)
Anik Matern
Chloe (voice)


Sonja Ball
Sonja Ball
Nicole (voice)
Sonja Ball
Nicole (voice)
Liz MacRae
Liz MacRae
Michelle (voice)
Liz MacRae
Michelle (voice)
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