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How old was rollo weeks when he played in the little vampire?
he was 13
How old was rollo weeks in little vampire?
he was thirteen and fit
How old was Rollo Weeks when he was in the little vampire?
Rollo Weeks was born on March 20, 1987, and "The Little Vampire" was released in 2000. Therefore, he was around 13 years old when he starred in the film.
Is rollo weeks is hondsome?
i think so nooo i love rollo weeks bacause he is so cute when he was 13 year old sorry Justin bieber i just like him bye rollo week
How old is Scipio from the Thief Lord?
about 16. In the book, about 13
How old was rollo weeks when he made little vampire?
He was thirteen when he was Rudolph in The Little Vampire he will be 24 on march 20th in 2011
How old is Rollo Weeks?
he was born march 20, 1987 he is currently 20 going on 21.he is now 21 know he's going to 22now he is 23 going on 24he is 23 not 24 he will be 24 in 2011
What is the passive voice of the following sentence An old woman saw the thief?
The thief was seen by an old woman.
Who is the main character in The Thief Lord?
Here is a list of most of the charcters in the book, The Thief Lord:Main Character: ProsperProsper's Brother: Bo (Full name: Boniface)Prosper and Bo's aunt: EstherThe Thief Lord: ScipioA child in Scipio's group: HornetA child in Scipio's Group: MoscaA child in Scipio's Group and has a nickname Hedgehog: RiccioDetective: VictorOne who has lion wing from merry go round: IdaMan who buys what Scipio steals: Barbarossa
In the old testament what festival was Pentecost called?
The "Feast of Weeks." "Seven weeks shalt thou number unto thee... and thou shalt keep the Feast of Weeks unto the Lord thy God..." (Deut.16:9-10).
How old if your 730 weeks old?
If you are 730 weeks old, you are approximately 14 years old. This is calculated by dividing 730 weeks by 52 weeks in a year, which gives you about 14 years.
Where is the power plant thief in Pokemon Gold?
Not Heartgold right? But the old Pokemon Gold? The thief is in the gym in Cerulean City.
