Peanuts: Bon Voyage, Charlie Brown (and don't come back)

1980 • 75 minutes

About this movie

Charles Schultz' Peanuts gang once more transfer their base of operations from the comic pages to the big screen. Charlie Brown, Lucy, Linus and the rest are exchange students this time out, taking in the sights of England and France. Charlie Brown's dog Snoopy finds himself competing at the Wimbledon tennis championship, shortly before everyone moves on to the Continent. In France, the gang is ensconced in a lavish chateau thanks to an unseen benefactor. Producers Lee Mendelson and Bill Melendez do their usual excellent job in bypassing corniness and sentiment, allowing Charlie Brown et. al. to maintain the integrity established years earlier by the prolific Charlie Schultz.

Ratings and reviews

This is a great movie and I wanted to travel to a charter and visit France after seeing this film. Sadly, I have yet to make it there, but the dream lives on. This movie is amazing and, surprisingly for a Peanuts film, has some minor drama with the fire scene. It has wonderful voice acting, amazing music, and Snoopy in his WWII flying ace persona. I have no complaints with this film... Only tons of praise. A must have for simple family entertainment if you are in search for classic animation.

Love snoopy growed up watching snoopy