Doctor Lollipop (2012)
Two words: Unicorn. Physician
Top billed cast
Chris DiamantopoulosDr. Lollipop (voice)
Dee Bradley BakerRawr the Raptor / Big Bad Wolf (voice)
Rose McGowanDr. Coco / Red Riding Hood (voice)
Jason MarsdenNurse Crackers / Devored Animals (voice)
Travis WillinghamDr. Woodsman / Squirrel (voice)
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