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Oscar The Rabbit was voiced by Lance Percival.

Christopher Reeve introducing a film montage recognizing how Hollywood has tackled social issues. 68th Annual Academy Awards®in 1996.

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Producer – Trevor Horn. Vocals – Christopher Trevor. Written By – Counter, Grace, Zucker (tracks: A). Notes. Oscar Clinton And His Orchestra - A Salute To The Great Band Leaders Played. Trevor Jackson - R. X289 Trevor Jackson.

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Boogatti: Come Back Marianne, 1977 (single) Christopher J. Trevor and the Gnasher Bashers: Oscar and the Great Wooferoo, 1978 (single) Nola Fontaine: Love You Tonight, 1978 (single) Allan Stewart: Heaven Above, 1978 (single) Lips: Say Hello to My Girl, 1978 (single) Gardner & Boult: Magic Eyes, 1979 (single) Gardner & Boult: Hollywood, 1979 (single) John Howard: Baby Go Now, 1979 (single) The Jags: Back o. Bruce Woolley and The Camera Club: English Garden, 1979 Ringo: Qui est Ce Grand Corbeau Noir, 1979 Mini★Pops: Mini★Pops, 1981 Jun'ichi Kanemaru: Inspired Colors, 1993 Stevie Nicks: Street Angel, 1994 The Prodigy: Firestarter, 1996 (single) Ben Folds Five: Whatever and Ever Amen, 1997 The Presidents of the United States of America: Pure Frosting, 1998 Lolita N. 8: ヤ.

Christopher Cross is the self-titled debut album by Christopher Cross, released in December 1979. Recorded in mid-1979, the album was one of the early digitally recorded albums, utilizing the 3M Digital Recording System. In 1981, it won the Grammy Award for Album of the Year, famously beating Pink Floyd's The Wall and it has been noted for being one of the most influential soft rock albums of the early 1980s. All tracks composed by Christopher Cross. Say You'll Be Mine" – 2:53.