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Donald's Diary is a american film of genre Animation directed by Jack Hannah released in USA on 5 march 1954 with Clarence Nash
Donald's Diary (1954)
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Add to a movie listL'Agenda de Donald (Donald's Diary) est un dessin animé de la série des Donald produit par Walt Disney pour Buena Vista Pictures et RKO Radio Pictures, sorti le 5 mars 1954.
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Daisy déploie tous ses efforts pour attirer l'attention de Donald et, après une série d'echecs, finit par l'attraper dans ses filets. Après être sortie avec lui, elle le présente à ses parents…Actors
Clarence Nash
(Donald Duck / Huey / Dewey / Louie (voice) (uncredited))
June Foray
(Daisy's Mother)
Vivi Janiss
(Daisy Duck / Daisy's Mother (voice) (uncredited))
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Rating70%
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