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How long is the movie march of the penguins?
The March of the Penguins goes for 80 minutes. (:
What are some of the important awards won by the film March of the Penguins?
The French film "March of the Penguins" is a 2005 nature documentary on penguins. Some of the awards the film won are Academy Award for Documentary Feature, American Cinema Editors, and the Cesar Awards.
What films are penguins in?
There are animated penguins in Happy Feet. There are real live penguins in March of the Penguins. There are also animated penguins in Mary Poppins, however they are actually shown next to real people - a very big feat for that movie back in the time it was created.
Is march of the penguins a real movie?
well its a nature movie kind of thing.
Were English speaking stars voices used for the film March of the penguins?
Morgan Freeman
What is the nationality of the crew that made march of the penguins?
French
What is the duration of March of the Penguins?
The duration of March of the Penguins is 1.33 hours.
When was March of the Penguins created?
March of the Penguins was created on 2005-01-21.
How long is the movie march of the penguins?
The March of the Penguins goes for 80 minutes. (:
Where are the penguins going in march of the penguins?
to their death
What is an emperor penguins march called?
the march to the sea
What documentary did Morgan Freeman narrate?
It was something about penguins I think maybe March of the Penguins.
Why do penguins march?
It is called an imprinted behavior.
Is happy feet in Antarctica?
No, penguins don't sing and dance in real. That was a movie. If you want to see a movie with real penguins get the March of the Penguins.
What is the worst ds game ever?
March of the penguins!
Who is the voice in march of the penguins?
The voice is Reece Ripley
Do penguins eat other types of penguins eggs or their young?
No. Watch the March Of The Penguins for more info.Penguins are very caring, as well.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penguin
