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Eva Gabor, Joe Flynn, Jim Jordan, James MacDonald, Bob Newhart, and Geraldine Page in The Rescuers (1977)

Bill McMillian: TV Announcer

The Rescuers

Bill McMillian credited as playing...

TV Announcer

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  • TV Announcer: Penny, you were a brave little girl to do what you did all by yourself.
  • Penny: Oh, I didn't do it all by myself. Two little mice, from the Rescue Aid Society, helped me.
  • TV Announcer: Mice? Rescue Aid Society?
  • Penny: Yes! They rescued me.
  • [whispering]
  • Penny: Um, could I say hello to them?
  • [waves to the camera]
  • Penny: Hello, Bianca! Hi, Bernard!
  • TV Announcer: You can - talk to these little mice?
  • Penny: All the time. Mice can talk like anybody. Didn't you know that?
  • TV Announcer: [as the watching R.A.S. laughs] Well... I didn't. But I do now, Penny.
  • TV Announcer: And because of a courageous little girl named Penny, the world's largest diamond, the Devil's Eye, is now at the Smithsonian Institute. But what's even more important, folks, this little orphan's dream has come true. Today, she's being adopted. And here she is with her new mother and father.

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