Mandarine & Cow

Mandarine & Cow

Mandarine & Cow

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Mandarine & Cow

2007- 2012

2 Seasons

156 Episodes

3.5(1 votes)

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Production Companies

France Télévisions

Cast & Crew

6 members

Acting

Nathalie Homs

Chico (voice)

Nathalie Homs

Acting

Laurent Pasquier

Dominique (voice)

Laurent Pasquier

Acting

Vincent Violette

Papa Mandarine (voice)

Vincent Violette

Acting

Évelyne Grandjean

Madame Mandarine (voice)

Évelyne Grandjean

Acting

Bernard Alane

la Vache (voice)

Bernard Alane

Acting

Nathalie Homs

Lulu (voice)

Nathalie Homs

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