Alvin and the Chipmunks Meet Frankenstein

Alvin and the Chipmunks Meet Frankenstein is a 1999 American animated comedy horror film produced by Bagdasarian Productions, LLC..
== Plot ==
The Chipmunks are performing at a theme park called Majestic Movie Studios (a spoof of Universal Studios Hollywood). While taking a break from their concert, the Chipmunks get lost, and eventually get locked inside the park. They find their way to the "Frankenstein's Castle" attraction, where a real Dr. Victor Frankenstein is working on his monster. The monster is brought to life, and the doctor sends it in pursuit of the Chipmunks. In their escape, the monster retrieves Theodore's dropped teddy bear.
The monster follows the Chipmunks home and returns the bear to Theodore, who quickly befriends him. The Chipmunks learn that the monster (whom Theodore has nicknamed "Frankie") is truly good-hearted. Dave goes to the park to book a concert that night to celebrate the premiere of an anticipated film. Dr. Frankenstein tracks Frankie to the Chipmunks' home, and, angered at the monster's benevolence, kidnaps Alvin. Simon, Theodore, and Frankie hurry back to the park to rescue Alvin.
Dr. Frankenstein force feeds Alvin a potion and induces a powerful electrical shock. Alvin is released by Frankie, and after Simon swipes the doctor's potions book, the four of them escape back into the park. Shortly after, the process Alvin underwent takes effect, transforming Alvin into a zany cartoon monster. Alvin escapes to the premiere, causing chaos and havoc in his path. Using the potions book, Simon and Theodore mix an antidote using various food items from a buffet, and feed it to Alvin during his rampage. Alvin returns to normal, and the Chipmunks go to perform their concert.
Before the concert begins, Dr. Frankenstein attempts to transform Alvin back to his monster self, but is thwarted by Frankie, which leads to an explosion. After the smoke clears, Theodore introduces Frankie to the public, promising that Frankie will bring no harm if treated kindly. Meanwhile, Dr. Frankenstein is revealed to have been given the job of being the studio's mascot, Sammy Squirrel, much to his dissatisfaction, as he is trying to get the mascot's head off in a last ditch effort to kidnap Alvin.
== Cast ==
* Ross Bagdasarian, Jr. as Alvin Seville / Simon Seville / David "Dave" Seville
* Janice Karman as Theodore Seville
* Michael Bell as Doctor Victor Frankenstein, Person in Mob and Delivery man
* Frank Welker as Frankie, the Frankenstein's monster, Man dressed up as Frankenstein, Sammy Squirrel, and Movie Director
* Jim Meskimen as Mr. Yesman, Person in Mob, Boy #2 and Police Officer #2
* Dee Bradley Baker as Tour Guide and Person in Mob
* Mary Kay Bergman as Mother at the theme park, Little Boy, Boy #1, Female Bouncer
* Kevin Michael Richardson as Bud Wiley, Man with Camera, Male Bouncer and Security Guard
* Dody Goodman as Miss Miller
* Susan Boyd as Police Officer #1, Mother at the playground and Olivia D’Handlotion
== Production ==
The film was in production around 1998 alongside direct-to-video sequels to An American Tail. Universal Home Entertainment acquired the home video rights for The Chipmunk Adventure in the hopes of creating long lasting direct-to-video film series matching the success of The Land Before Time.
== Songs ==
All original songs written by Michele Brourman and Amanda McBroom. Soundtrack available on MCA Records.
# "Things Out There"
# "If a Monster Came in Our Room"
# "If You Wanna Have Friends"
# "Dem Bones"
# "Sammy Squirrels Theme Song"
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