You're the Greatest, Charlie Brown (1979)
Charlie Brown, Marcie and Snoopy compete in the Junior Olympics' decathlon event.
Top billed cast
Arrin SkelleyCharlie Brown (voice)- Patricia PattsPeppermint Patty (voice)
Casey CarlsonMarcie / Crowd (voice)- Michelle MullerLucy van Pelt / Girl (voice)
- Daniel AndersonLinus van Pelt / Crowd (voice)
Bill MelendezSnoopy (voice)
Mel BlancCharlie Grunting
Scott BeachAnnouncer (voice)- Tim HallFred Fabulous (voice)
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