The 90-minute animated special, trains the spotlight, for the first time, directly on quiet Marcie, who famously refers to Peppermint Patty as “sir.”
The Peanuts gang is back with a new special focusing on Marcie, otherwise known as tomboyish Peppermint Patty’s quiet sidekick., a 40-minute animated special, trains the spotlight, for the first time, directly on Marcie , who famously refers to Peppermint Patty as “sir.”
“Marcie has all sorts of great attributes — she just doesn’t want to be recognized for them, and wants to stay out of the spotlight.” Courtesy of Apple As an introvert, however, she struggles with the new attention … but eventually figures out how to be a leader in her own way.
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