Cumulative rating:	(2 ratings submitted)

Synopsis

Characters

Charlie Brown (Voice: Peter Robbins) Lucy Van Pelt (Voice: Sally Dryer) Linus Van Pelt (Voice: Christopher "Chris" Shea) Peppermint Patty (Voice: Gail DeFaria) Violet (Voice: Ann Altieri) Sally Brown (Voice: Kathy Steinberg) Snoopy (Voice: Jose Cuauhtemoc "Bill" Melendez) Patty Schroeder Freida Pig-Pen Little Red-Haired Girl

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CBS

Distributor(s)

United Feature Syndicate

United States

Snoopy Double Feature Vol. 4: You're In Love, Charlie Brown / It's Your First Kiss, Charlie Brown

Snoopy's Getting Married, Charlie Brown & You're in Love, Charlie Brown

United States

A Charlie Brown Festival

United States

Be My Valentine, Charlie Brown

United States

Be My Valentine, Charlie Brown (Remastered Deluxe Edition)

Friends Forever

Peanuts 1960's Collection

Peanuts Deluxe Collection

Be My Valentine, Charlie Brown

United Kingdom

Peanuts 1960's Collection

Animation Type: Standard (Hand-drawn-Cel) Animation

Aspect Ratio: 4 : 3 (Television)

Color Type: Color

Sound Type: Mono

Print Type: 35mm

Negative Type: 35mm

Cinematographic Format: Spherical

Original Language: English

Original Country: United States

Reviews and Comments

From TibbyH :

Let's get this outta the way, this is my all time favorite Peanuts cartoon (excluding the holiday specials). "You're in Love, Charlie Brown" is a well written, mellow special about Charlie Brown falling in love for the first time and every awkward element associated with young love. Charlie Brown's misadventures in romance are relatable to me. I made a lot of the same mistakes he did in my early ventures in love, and when watching this I can just laugh and see how much I've grown and matured since my grade school days. Love is always difficult to handle growing up because of our unfamiliarity with addressing emotions and our lack of knowledge on how the world works. Romance and getting together with the person of your desires always seemed so unobtainable, but we still tried. Good ole Charlie Brown never gave up either, and he tries whatever he can to get the attention of that Little Red-Haired Girl (no matter how much it backfires or embarrasses him). But beyond personal stuff, "You're in Love, Charlie Brown" has a great and humorous script, has one of Vince Guaraldi's most beautiful scores, and gorgeous production design. Charles Schulz was a master of creating very personal stories that could be enjoyed and relatable to people of all ages. This cartoon was no exception. I love it with all my heart.
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