Franklin - S03E04: Franklin's Starring Role

Name: Franklin's Starring Role
Genre: Animation, Kids, Family
Released: 1999-10-18
Duration: 11 min

Oct 18, 1999Animation, Kids, FamilySeason 3, Episode 4

Franklin feels sad when he doesn't get a big part in the school's production of Sleeping Beauty, thinking he won't get the same attention as a stage manager, not until he realizes how important his role is.

Director: Kim Thompson

Cast: Noah Reid, Richard Newman, Elizabeth Saunders, Leah Renee, Luca Perlman, Olivia Garratt, Kyle Fairlie, Gil Filar

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All Episodes - Season 3

01Franklin and His Night FriendOct 11, 1999 02Franklin and the Two HenrysOct 11, 1999 03Franklin's Nature HikeOct 18, 1999 04Franklin's Starring RoleOct 18, 1999 05Franklin's MasterpieceOct 25, 1999 06Franklin and the ComputerOct 25, 1999 07Franklin the TrooperNov 01, 1999 08Franklin's FossilNov 01, 1999 09Franklin and the Fortune TellerNov 08, 1999 10Franklin's CellarNov 08, 1999 11Franklin Plants a TreeNov 22, 1999 12Franklin the HeroNov 22, 1999 13Franklin's Day OffNov 26, 1999 14Franklin's Homemade CookiesNov 26, 1999 15Franklin the FabulousDec 06, 1999 16Franklin Camps OutDec 06, 1999 17Franklin and the PuppyJan 17, 2000 18Franklin Takes The BusJan 17, 2000 19Franklin and the CopycatJan 31, 2000 20Big Brother FranklinJan 31, 2000 21Franklin and the GrumpFeb 07, 2000 22Franklin's PromiseFeb 07, 2000 23Franklin and the ThunderstormFeb 14, 2000 24Franklin's Maple SyrupFeb 14, 2000 25Franklin Helps OutFeb 21, 2000 26Franklin's Missing SnacksFeb 21, 2000

Franklin S03E04 Synopsis

Stream Franklin "Franklin's Starring Role" in HD quality on Goojara. Originally aired on 1999-10-18, this episode is part of Season 3 of Franklin. Featuring performances from Noah Reid, Richard Newman, Elizabeth Saunders among the cast. With a runtime of 12m, the episode keeps you engaged throughout. As part of this Animation and Kids series, the episode continues to build on the show's compelling narrative. Franklin feels sad when he doesn't get a big part in the school's production of Sleeping Beauty, thinking he won't get the same attention as a stage manager, not until he realizes how important his role is.