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Latest revision as of 01:59, 10 September 2020
The Penguin and Me (in 100-minute release) is a 2004 Japanese-Finnish animated supernatural action-comedy film was directed by Justin Lin and based on the 2012 children's book of the same name by Angela Muss. It was released in Japan on December 18, 2004, in Finland on April 20, 2005, in Chinatown, New York on February 4, 2006, and in the United States on March 8, 2006, and it was distributed by Paramount Pictures. And it was released on VHS and DVD on April 7, 2006, including the bonus episodes, Learning to Golf, Surfer, and Princess Meet the Dog and Beach Games. The film will be streamed by Paramount Plus during its new premiere in Finland on April 9, 2019, and then re-released in the UK on DVD and Blu-ray on April 22, 2019, which will reprint on February 9, 2014, as their full-length film.
The film stars the voices of Adam Sandler, David Spade, Rob Schneider, Rosario Dawson, Andrew Sabiston, Christopher Sieber, Debra Wilson, and Tom Arnold. It is the animated film to be animated overseas by the Japanese animation studio Mook Animation. It retells the children's book Penguin and Me as a police investigation, using backstories to show new video game characters' points of view leave their normal in-game roles, and socialize in a power strip. And it wasn't entitled The Penguin Insuperable and The Penguin on the Run. And it marks the first time voice actor and radio-personality Scott Innes voiced Didgeridoo, needed time for his voice work on four Scooby-Doo direct-to-video films, and the second time Irish voice actor Morgan C. Jones voiced Shang.
Production and release
The Penguin and Me was produced as a collaborative, but segmented effort; video game producer Shigeru Miyamoto split the film into different scenes of varying length, and each scene was recreated by a contributor. The film was edited to premiere on YouTube to a live audience on April 9, 2019, which uploaded to the YouTube channel Breno Silveira and has since remained on the site.
Voice cast
Japanese version
Shouzou Iizuka reprises his role as Humpty Dumpty in the Japanese dub.
The Japanese dub was released in Japan on December 18, 2004, titled Pengin to gitai (ペンギンと擬態).
- Kenyu Horiuchi as Gong
- Yasunori Matsumoto as Robby
- Masahiro Matsuoka as Bailey
- Megumi Hayashibara as Barbara
- Kazumi Totaka as Nori
- Atsushi Imaruoka as Sneaky Pete
- Masako Inui as Dennis Mitchell
- Shinpachi Tsuji as George Wilson
- Akane Omae as Margaret Wade
- Naomi Kusumi as Didgeridoo
- Toshiharu Sakurai as Shang
- Ryoko Gi as Coral and Roo
- Tarako as Alice
- Shouzou Iizuka as Humpty Dumpty
- Chō as Cap'n Sharkbait
- Mayumi Suzuki as Umiko the Mermaid
- Wataru Takagi as Eric Jackson
- Rie Kugimiya as Abby Harper
English version
From left to right; at the top: Adam Sandler (Gong), David Spade (Robby), Rob Schneider (Bailey) and Rosario Dawson (Barbara); at the bottom: Andrew Sabiston (Nori), Christopher Sieber (Sneaky Pete), Debra Wilson (Dennis Mitchell) and Tom Arnold (George Wilson).
The English dub featuring a fully American cast was released on March 8, 2006 (in the United States) titled The Penguin and Me.
- Adam Sandler as Gong
- David Spade as Robby
- Rob Schneider as Bailey
- Rosario Dawson as Barbara
- Mary Kay Bergman as Barbara (during her yell, scream, and say "hi-yah"; recycled recordings from Batman & Mr. Freeze: SubZero)
- Andrew Sabiston as Nori
- Christopher Sieber as Sneaky Pete
- Debra Wilson as Dennis Mitchell
- Tom Arnold reprises his role as George Wilson
- Tracey Moore as Margaret Wade
- Dee Bradley Baker as Ruff's vocal effects and speaking voice
- Scott Innes as Didgeridoo (similar to Scooby-Doo)
- Morgan C. Jones as Shang (similar to Shaggy Rogers)
- Candi Milo as Coral and Roo (similar to Crystal and Amber)
- Hynden Walch as Alice (from Fushigi no Kuni no Alice)
- David Bowie as Humpty Dumpty (from Fushigi no Kuni no Alice)
- Sammo Hung as Cap'n Sharkbait (similar to Lester)
- Jeannie Elias as Umiko the Mermaid (a kind of Ariel)
- Joaquin Phoenix as Eric Jackson (kind of The Joker)
- Minnie Driver as Abby Harper (kind of Harley Quinn)
Additional voices
- Carlos Alazraqui
- Eric Bauza
- Rodger Bumpass
- Nancy Cartwright
- Grey DeLisle
- John DiMaggio
- Jess Harnell
- Maurice LaMarche
- Tress MacNeille
- Lee Tockar
- Tabitha St. Germain
- Fred Tatasciore
- Hynden Walch
- Hank Azaria
- Bob Bergen
- Bill Farmer
- Catherine Cavadini
- E.G. Daily
- Bill Fagerbakke
- Tom Kenny
- Carolyn Lawrence
- Mona Marshall
- Kevin Michael Richardson
- Tara Strong
- James Arnold Taylor
- Frank Welker
- Billy West
- Dee Bradley Baker
- Clancy Brown
- Dan Castellaneta
- Mike Pollock
- Debi Derryberry
- Scott McNeil
- Phil LaMarr
- Rachael MacFarlane
- Kevin McDonald
- Harry Shearer
- Jill Talley
- Alan Tudyk
- Samuel Vincent
- Scott Innes
- Candi Milo
The Sakurai Brothers: The Movie
The Sakurai Brothers: The Movie (in 87-minute release) is the parody of Tom and Jerry: The Movie which is a 2006 Japanese-Finnish animated comedy film that was released in Japan on November 8, 1999 (it is the same year of Scooby-Doo and the Witch's Ghost), in Finland on March 8, 2006, and in North America and Brazil on March 24, 2006 (it is the same day of Breno's 1st birthday). It was produced by Sega Sammy Group and distributed by Paramount Pictures and The Coca-Cola Company. It was based on characters inspired by real-life. And it features the animation style of Scooby-Doo and the Witch's Ghost.
Voice cast
- Charles Martinet as Brian Sakurai
- Scott Innes as Giuseppe Mukōda
- Daniel Breaker as Dennis Toshiro Jr.
- Melissa Gilbert as Frida
- Mary Kay Bergman as Frida (during her yell, scream, and say "hi-yah"; recycled recordings from Batman & Mr. Freeze: SubZero)
- Chadwick Boseman as Po the giant panda
- Jeannie Elias as Mimiko, a daughter of Po
- Jackie Chan as Master Squid
- Ellen DeGeneres as Invisible Robot
- Jack Black as Kung Fu
- Dan Castellaneta as Dennis Toshiro Sr.
- Julie Kavner as Waldiria Ōtsuma
- Ken Jeong as Uncle Loco
- Joe Pasquale as Grandma Gina
- Candi Milo as Scarlet Sato
- Tabitha St. Germain as Gabriella
- Grey DeLisle as Mayara
Additional voices
- Carlos Alazraqui
- Eric Bauza
- Rodger Bumpass
- Nancy Cartwright
- Grey DeLisle
- John DiMaggio
- Jess Harnell
- Maurice LaMarche
- Tress MacNeille
- Lee Tockar
- Tabitha St. Germain
- Fred Tatasciore
- Hynden Walch
- Hank Azaria
- Bob Bergen
- Bill Farmer
- Catherine Cavadini
- E.G. Daily
- Bill Fagerbakke
- Tom Kenny
- Carolyn Lawrence
- Mona Marshall
- Kevin Michael Richardson
- Tara Strong
- James Arnold Taylor
- Frank Welker
- Billy West
- Dee Bradley Baker
- Clancy Brown
- Dan Castellaneta
- Mike Pollock
- Debi Derryberry
- Scott McNeil
- Phil LaMarr
- Rachael MacFarlane
- Kevin McDonald
- Harry Shearer
- Jill Talley
- Alan Tudyk
- Samuel Vincent
- Scott Innes
- Candi Milo
Trivia
- The appearances of Breno Sakurai, Giuseppe Mukōda, and Dennis Toshiro Jr. are based on Breno Silveira, Gustavo Mico, and Denis da Rosa Silveira Jr. and were inspired by SpongeBob SquarePants from SpongeBob Human AU, Shaggy Rogers from Scooby-Doo and the Witch's Ghost, and Justforkix from Asterix and the Vikings.
- Frida's real good face design has the actual exact same face design as Barbara Gordon/Batgirl from Batman: The Animated Series (1992-1995).
Finding Denno
Finding Denno (in 100-minute release) is an American-Japanese animated sitcom film released in theaters on Independence Day in the United States on July 4, 2005, and also in Brazil on September 7, 2005, by Paramount Pictures. It was released on VHS and DVD on April 7, 2006, and was produced between Denis Junior's 1st birthday on April 20, 2005. The film was to be animated overseas by Japanese animation studios by Mook Animation and TMS Entertainment and was recorded during 2005 with the participation of Paramount Pictures. It was released on Independence Day in Finland on December 6, 2005, and National Foundation Day in Japan on February 11, 2006, and has been uploaded to the website of Paramount Pictures worldwide. And it was a parody from the anime version of Finding Nemo.
Voice cast
- Albert Brooks as Major
- Ellen DeGeneres as Dorothy
- Pete Cronkite as Denno
- Willem Dafoe as Raul Gil
- C. Ernst Harth as Bloat
- Whoopi Goldberg as Ruriko
- Gilbert Gottfried as Gurgle
- Robin Williams as Butch
- Julia Roberts as Debbie
- Carlo Bonomi as Pietro
- Sammo Hung as Brian
- David Hasselhoff as Buck
- Elizabeth Perkins as Coral
- Nicholas Bird as Kong
- Nathan Lane as Mr. Ray
- Barry Humphries as Bruce Lee
- Eric Bana as Anchor Young
- Bruce Spence as Chun Wang
- Julie Lemieux as Darla
Additional voices
- Carlos Alazraqui
- Eric Bauza
- Rodger Bumpass
- Nancy Cartwright
- Grey DeLisle
- John DiMaggio
- Jess Harnell
- Maurice LaMarche
- Tress MacNeille
- Lee Tockar
- Tabitha St. Germain
- Fred Tatasciore
- Hynden Walch
- Hank Azaria
- Bob Bergen
- Bill Farmer
- Catherine Cavadini
- E.G. Daily
- Bill Fagerbakke
- Tom Kenny
- Carolyn Lawrence
- Mona Marshall
- Kevin Michael Richardson
- Tara Strong
- James Arnold Taylor
- Frank Welker
- Billy West
- Dee Bradley Baker
- Clancy Brown
- Dan Castellaneta
- Mike Pollock
- Debi Derryberry
- Scott McNeil
- Phil LaMarr
- Rachael MacFarlane
- Kevin McDonald
- Harry Shearer
- Jill Talley
- Alan Tudyk
- Samuel Vincent
- Scott Innes
- Candi Milo
Didgeridoo and the Shaman's Ghost
Didgeridoo and the Shaman's Ghost (in 87-minute release) is the parody of Scooby-Doo and the Witch's Ghost which is a 2006 Japanese-Finnish animated supernatural action-comedy film that was released on YouTube in Japan on February 4, 2006, in Finland on March 8, 2006, and in North America on April 24, 2006. It was produced by Hasbro and Mattel and distributed by Paramount Pictures. The film's contributors include the voice actors, such as Martin Short as the voice of the horror writer Bennington "Benny" Bancroft, Jim Belushi as the voice of the Mayor, Samuel L. Jackson as the voice of Mr. McWright, Paige O'Hara as the voice of Thornton (sounds like Belle), Whoopi Goldberg as the voice of Benny's ancestral named Shirley Bancroft, and Sammo Hung as the voice of Dr. Grant.
The plot involves Formula Two traveling to Vancouver town called Blue Hills after being invited by horror writer Bennington "Benny" Bancroft. Like a number of Paramount animated films released in the early-2000s, The Shaman's Ghost features real supernatural elements instead of the traditionally fabricated ones the franchise is associated with, giving the film a recorded tone. The film has been adapted into a book. It is the film to be animated overseas by the Japanese animation studio Mook Animation. It marks the first time voice actor and radio-personality Scott Innes provides both voices of Didgeridoo and Shang, who needed time for his voice works on four Scooby-Doo direct-to-video films.
Trivia
- Bennington "Benny" Bancroft's appearance is based on the famous horror writer Stephen King and as well as H.P Lovecraft.
- Shirley Bancroft's real actual evil appearance and actual evil temperament are actually based on the actual real iconic classic Disney evil villain, Yzma.
- Shirley Bancroft's real evil face design has the actual exact same face design as Catwoman and Harley Quinn from Batman: The Animated Series (1992-1995), and as well as the exact same iconic classic evil face design as Yzma from the Disney's 2000 film, The Emperor's New Groove.