Bolt

Bolt is the titular main protagonist of 's 48th full-length . 
He is voiced by , who also plays Danny Zuko from Grease (1978), Anthony "Tony" Manero from Saturday Night Fever (1977), James Ubriacco from Look Who's Talking series, Vincent Vega in Pulp Fiction, Sean Archer in Face/Off, Frank Morrison in Domestic Disturbance, Charlie Reed in Old Dogs, and Woody Stevens in Wild Hogs.
==Biography==
In the movie, Bolt has spent his entire life from early puppyhood on a TV-set, where he has been kept isolated from the outside world by the producers of a hit TV show. In the TV show, Bolt must use his superpowers to save his owner and co-actor Penny, whom he loves dearly, from the evil plans of the malevolent villain “Dr. Calico”. Having had no contact with the outside world, Bolt believes that he actually has the superpowers possessed by his TV-figure. This is a delusion the directors of the show try to preserve with the use of live effects and stunts, tricking him, week after week, into thinking his adventures are real, in order to make his performance more authentic.
When Bolt, in a misguided attempt to rescue Penny, winds up unconscious in a shipping box, he is unintentionally shipped to New York. After having been stranded in the outside world, he discovers that his sense of reality, and therefore his sense of identity, has been severely skewed. Alone, lost and armed with nothing but the hope that his beloved owner Penny still loves him, he embarks on a journey through America to get back to Hollywood, accompanied by an abandoned street cat named Mittens, and a hamster in a plastic ball named Rhino. Along the way, Bolt is forced to acknowledge his limitations and trust other characters to help him, while still holding on to the hope that Penny’s love for him was true and that she is waiting for him in Hollywood. In the end, Bolt learns that his deepest virtues; his bravery, loyalty and canine faithfulness, rather than his perceived superpowers, are what make him a hero.
==Gallery==
=== Promotional ===
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Bolt Rhino Mittens.jpg|Bolt with his best friends, Rhino and Mittens
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=== Screenshots ===
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==Trivia==
*Bolt was designed and developed by and together with the chief character designer Joe Mosier and his two animators Tony Fucile and Scott Robideau. Much of the inspiration for the character was provided by .
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