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Ralph Fiennes is no stranger to a historical drama. His filmography includes Schindler's List, The English Patient, and most recently The Return, based on the ancient story, The Odyssey. However, one of his best historical films is actually an animated musical, titled The Prince of Egypt.

The Prince of Egypt combines exciting aspects of filmmaking such as animation and songwriting to bring a classic biblical story to life. As DreamWorks Animation's second film, The Prince of Egypt has an exciting production history that helped make it an audience favorite. Ralph Fiennes also delivers some of his best work in the movie.

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*Availability in US Release Date  December 18, 1998Runtime  99 MinutesCast  Val Kilmer, Ralph Fiennes, Michelle Pfeiffer, Sandra Bullock, Jeff Goldblum, Danny Glover, Patrick Stewart, Helen Mirren,...

Ducky has been one of the most popular characters in The Land Before Time since the very first movie, but there's been some uncertainty regarding what dinosaur species she is over the years. Debuting in 1988's The Land Before Time, Ducky joined her friends Spike and Littlefoot on their many adventures and was known for her unstoppable plucky attitude and her unwavering loyalty. Though she was the smallest of the group, she had one of the biggest personalities and wasn't afraid to show it off. She returned in all the numerous sequels and spinoff TV series and was best remembered for her signature "yep, yep, yep!" catchphrase.

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