Wee Sing Together

Video
1985
TV-Y
1h 1m

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Aaron Cooley, William Simmonds, Judith Mason, and Hollie Weikel in Wee Sing Together (1985)

Sally Smith and friends move from real time to magic time and to Wee Sing Park where, in song and dance, they celebrate Sally's birthday.Sally Smith and friends move from real time to magic time and to Wee Sing Park where, in song and dance, they celebrate Sally's birthday.Sally Smith and friends move from real time to magic time and to Wee Sing Park where, in song and dance, they celebrate Sally's birthday.

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Hollie Weikel

Sally Smith

Aaron Cooley

Jonathon Smith

Judith Mason

Melody Mouse
(as Marky Mason)

William Simmonds

Hum Bear

Twig Webster

Wee Rabbit Peter III

Damé Lackaff

Mark Thomas
(as Damé)

Francis Pierre Lackaff III

Clarke Thomas
(as Francis Lackaff)

Betsy Dethman

Christina

Gregory Akagi

Robert

Sarah Zagone

Jenny

Tony Melson

Billy

Susan Rice

Teapot

Joseph R. Cronin

Drum Major

Suzanne Nelson

Mom
(voice)

Tom Michaels

Dad
(voice)

Jennifer Holman

Choir
(voice)

Traci Pueschel

Choir
(voice)

Andrew Sich

Choir
(voice)

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Trivia
This movie was filmed in a low budget farmhouse outside of Toledo, Ohio.

Soundtracks
The More Wee Sing Together
(based on "The More We Get Together")

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10/10

I wanna cry happiness

When I was very little, I would be left in a playroom while my family went bowling. The caretaker there, Sarah, would put this video on all the time, but I never knew the title of this movie so it became lost in time for 20+ years... until I saw a TikTok with the Skidamarink song. YouTube searched it cause I was wondering where I had heard it before and on came this movie... Instant nostalgia. I can't be happier

It's a sweet little movie, definitely for young kids. Bright colors, silly movents, and a whole abundance of songs! The sparkles are dated but it was the 80s. Counting, imaginary play... It even teaches kids their emotions are ok in one little song. My favorite is Melody Mouse, and I'm sad this was the actresses only role ;_;

Watch it with your kids and sing along!