USA, 27 September 1988
48m
35mm film, colour, 4:3
mono, English
An American fantasy television film made with live-action and animation, directed by Walter C. Miller
Plot Summary
Charlie Brown and Snoopy read a letter from Snoopy’s brother Spike who lives in the desert, has been learning French and who has fallen in love with a young live-action woman.
Credits
Crew
Directed by: Walter C. Miller
© 1988 United Features Syndicate, Inc.
A Lee Mendelson-Bill Melendez production in association with Charles M. Schulz Creative Associates and United Media Productions
Executive Producer: Charles M. Schulz
Co-producer/Production Manager: Scott U. Adam
Associate Producers: Andrea S. Copley, Glenn Mendelson
Written by: Charles M. Schulz, Monte Schulz
Director of Photography: Charles L. Barbee
Editing: Chuck McCann, Warren Taylor, Gordon Brenner
Music by: Paul Rodriquez
[Sound] Mixer: William Marky
Wardrobe: Jennifer Langeberg
Makeup: Jimi White
Special Effects: Tassilo Baur
Graphic Blandishments: Evert Brown, Sam Jaimes, Leonardo Moran, Utit Choomuang, Dean Spille, Bill Littlejohn, Lawrence Leichliter, Al Pabian, Nancy Beiman, Leslie Gorin, Steve Wahl, Joe Roman
Cast
Charlie Brown
Snoopy
Spike
Jill Schulz
Greg Deason
Molly Boice
Alternative Titles
The Girl in the Red Truck – end credits title
Links
Extracts included in
You Don’t Look 40, Charlie Brown! (1990)
References
Periodicals
- Variety 5 October 1988 pp.106, 107 – credits, review
