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An All Dogs Christmas Carol/Trivia

* This is DreamWorks' third adaptation of Charles Dickens' *A Christmas Carol*, behind the segment in the 1947 MGM animated anthology film *The Christmas Tales* and the 1975 animated movie.
* This special is considered to be last installment of the *All Dogs Go to Heaven* franchise but other installments were planned before being cancelled permanently.
* This is the first time in the franchise that Carface is redeemed as a good guy. Although he would appear in an antagonistic role again in the Netflix animated series *The Misadventures of Janice and Ringo*.
Busy as a Beaver

## Lyrics

*Everybody can be slow as a turtle or quick as a hare*

*Everybody can be sweet as honey or gruff as a bear*

*But there’s ain't denying if there's more than a bee, who is built to be busy*

*Which happened to be as busy as a beaver?*

**Hansel:** TBD

**Gretel:** TBD

TBD

*Everybody can be weak as a cat or strong as an ox*

*Everybody can be dumb as a post or smart as a fox*

*But there's ain't denying if there's more than an ant, let me give ya a hint*

*Which happened to be as busy as a beaver?*
A Series of Unfortunate Events/Characters & Cast

## Voice cast

* Emily Browning as Violet Baudelaire
* Liam Aiken as Klaus Baudelaire
* Tara Strong as Sunny Baudelaire
* Eddie Murphy as Larry the mouse
* Jim Carrey as Count Olaf
* Tress MacNeille as Lancy
* Frank Welker as Rascal
* Charles Nelson Reilly as Battly
* Timothy Spall as Mr. Poe
* Billy Connolly as Dr. Montgomery
* Meryl Streep as Josephine Anwhistle
* Catherine O'Hara as Justice Strauss
* Cedric the Entertainer as the Constable
* Jude Law as Lemony Snicket
Animal Farm 2/Characters & Cast

* Benjiman, voiced by John Hurt, the main protagonist of the film, he is a donkey and Animal Farm's new leader.
* Boxer, voiced by Patrick Stewart, a shire horse and Benjamin's best friend.
* TBD
* Napoleon, voiced by Jeremy Irons, the main antagonist. He is a pig TBD
* TBD
* Bovi, voiced by Della Reese, an aged domestic cow who is one of Benjamin's friends.
* Tailfeather, voiced by Tom Kenny, a goofball clumsy yet loyal rooster who is one of Benjamin's friends.
* Woolcoat, voiced by Alan Young, a grouchy short-tempered yet calm ram who is one of Benjamin's friends.
DreamWorks 70th Anniversary Video Collection

**DreamWorks 70th Anniversary Video Collection** is a series of video and DVD releases of DreamWorks Pictures films that ran from 2004 to early 2005.

## Promo transcripts

### DreamWorks 70th Anniversary Video Collection — Horror/ScreamWorks Titles

**Don LaFontaine:** Celebrate 70 years of feature film art from DreamWorks, as you will look to collect these copies right to your home, to level up your fear, with DreamWorks horror titles on video and DVD. TBD

### DreamWorks 70th Anniversary Video Collection — Family Titles

**Brian Cummings:** Now to commemorate one of the leaders in Hollywood that brought us motion picture events for 70 years, you'll bring home the magic, the fun, the adventure, the laughs, the tears and the wonders of these unforgettable family classics on video and DVDs from DreamWorks Studios. Containing many of Dora Wilson's most beloved classics including the southbound adventure in *Headin' South*, the magical and whimsical worlds of *Sparky*, *Musicaland*, *Mr. Wonderful*, and *Wonderland*, the magic of friendship of *Mimi*, *Friendly*, *Trapito*, and *Elefriend*, the power of a child's gold heart against *The Snow Queen*, the doggone fun where *All Dogs Go to Heaven*, and the way out musical of *Jungle Jam* and *Trolls*. Along with DreamWorks' contemporary favorites such as *Manuelita*, *Paulie*, *Chicken Run*, *The Joys of Pantriste*, and *Shrek*, and the epic adventures of *The Road to El Dorado*, *The Prince of Egypt*, *Tiger's Tale*, *The Chronicles of Narnia*, *Ico*, *Sinbad*, and *Puss in Boots*. You can celebrate the memories of your lifetime with DreamWorks' timeless classics in wherever they are sold near you, and collect them all to your home entertainment library and share them with your entire family, all as part of DreamWorks 70th Anniversary Video Collection. Available only from DreamWorks Home Entertainment.
Bluehilda

**Bluehilda** is an animated character created by James Sugrue for the *Dreamtoons* franchise. Initially, she was created in early 2010s which appeared in artworks and animations in Sugrue's blog website "The Art Of Grue". In 2017, Bluehilda made her debut in DreamWorks' *The Dreamtoons Show*, upon the segment "The Dinner Hunt". Later, she then appeared in her own series of shorts for *Dreamtoons* and a spin-off franchise, with a feature film, albums, comic books, video games, and a television series and specials featuring Bluehilda.

The series revolves the adventures of a blue-skinned young Boohilda witch, who, unlike other witches, portrays as good, kind-hearted, sweet, innocent, playful and optimistic. She is also tomboyish, feisty, heroic and wacky. TBD

## Background

Bluehilda was created by an herd of cow cults after an evil group of witches called the Boohilda faded out onto extinction while cults attempt to revive them to existence, only one of the cults mistakenly chose a blueberry, thinking as a witch wart, and with it mixing with other gradients to transform into a blue-skinned cute, friendly, happy, sweet, kind, harmless and playful little witch child, differ to the other witches.

She lives in the treehouse with her pet frog-like pet monster Francis, and her boar-like butler Boaris, whom taking of her since she does not have her real parents all due being created by the cow cults. TBD
All Dogs Go to Heaven (DreamWorks Story-Along)

**Announcer:** Hello! Welcome to DreamWorks Story-Along. (*beep*) The sound you hear will remind you to turn the page as you follow along reading in the book. Now let's open the book to begin the story of *All Dogs Go to Heaven*, narrated by Dom DeLuise. Enjoy the story!

### Page 1-2

**Itchy (narrating):** Oh. Hello there. My name is Itchy. My name comes from the fact that Iitch whenever I get nervous. Anyways, let me tell you a doggone tale about what happened regarding about my best friend Charlie B. Barkin.

(*Beep*)

### Page 3-4

**Itchy (narrating):** It all started where Charlie and I were sent into the local dog pond after an incident. I decided to help him escape, with my handy tools. We started out digging the tunnel to freedom until, of coarse, that was where we came across a pipe in our path. Thinking fast, I grabbed out a jackhammer to drill out, only Charlie warned me.

**Charlie:** Carful, Itchy. I think it might be the water main.

**Itchy:** No, Charlie. Water main is green. This is red.

**Charlie:** You're always been color blind.

(*beep*)
A Series of Unfortunate Events/Trivia

* Daniel Handler (the true name of author Lemony Snicket) voices a photographer in the "Reptile Room" scene. The film featured uncredited voice appearances by Jane Lynch as a realtor, Helena Bonham Carter as a offscreen Beatrice Baudelaire, Gilbert Gottfried as a salesman, and Dustin Hoffman as a critic.
* Author Daniel Handler initially viewed Count Olaf as being a James Mason-type. Carrey was not familiar with the book series when he was cast to voice Olaf, but he became a fan of the series after reading the first book. "Handler's books are just a bold and original way to tell a children's story," the actor explained. Carrey was also attracted to the role despite self-parody concerns. Co-director Brad Silberling was open to Carrey's idea of improvisation for various scenes, especially the Stephano and Captain Sham alter egos. The actor's inspiration for Olaf's voice was combining the voices of Orson Welles and Béla Lugosi.
* Emily Browning was cast to voice Violet Baudelaire when she auditioned at a casting call in Australia. She was sent Handler's original script when Barry Sonnenfeld was planning to direct, and she screen tested for the part using an English accent. Browning became a fan of the books after reading Handler's original script. The actress was not cast until Silberling took over, then her character's accent was changed to American.
* This is the first of three DreamWorks Animation films to be co-produced by Nickelodeon Movies, and DreamWorks Pictures' first film to be joint with Nickelodeon Movies.
An All Dogs Halloween

NBCUniversal Television Distribution (current)

***An All Dogs Halloween*** is a 1997 90-minute animated television special based on *All Dogs Go to Heaven: The Series*.

TBD

This special and *An All Dogs Christmas Carol* are the only specials of the show to feature Carface and Belladona.

## Synopsis

In a parody of *Tales from the Crypt* and *The Vampira Show*, Belladonna tells the audience "horror" stories involving the show's characters.

### ***The Mad Scientist's Castle***

Chralie, Itchy, Anne-Marie and the pups went out for trick-or-treating until Anne-Marie and the pups are kidnapped by some unknown sources and taken to a dark castle, so both Charlie and Itchy went to the castle to rescue them.

### ***Werewolf of California***

While camping in the woods in Northern California with Anne-Marie and the scout puppies, Charlie is bitten by a wolf, transforming him into a werewolf every night. It's up to Anne-Marie to rescue Charlie before it's too late.

## Cast

* Steven Weber as Charlie B. Barkin (*The Mad Scientist's Castle*, *Werewolf of California*, *E.T. - The Electronic Thief*)
* Dom DeLuise as Itchy Itchiford (*The Mad Scientist's Castle*, *E.T. - The Electronic Thief*)
* Lacey Chabert as Anne-Marie (*The Mad Scientist's Castle*, *Werewolf of California*, *E.T. - The Electronic Thief*)
* TBD
* TBD
* TBD

## Songs

* **My Latest Creations** - sung by Professor Crankestein.
* **Let's Be Monsters** - sung by Charlie, Itchy and Anne-Marie.

## Trivia

* The *Carface and the Devil* segment serves as a prequel to *All Dogs Go to Heaven 2*, although the epilogue is set after that same film since it shows Carface being tortured by Red after returning to Hell at the end.
	+ This also marked the only appearance of Red in the TV series, as he had been replaced by Belladonna.
* *The Mad Scientist's Castle* is the only segments in the special to be a musical, as all the other segments didn't not have musical numbers.
* *The Mad Scientist's Castle*, *Werewolf of California*, and *E.T. - The Electronic Thief* were later separated and aired as episodes of the final season of *All Dogs Go to Heaven: The Series*. *Carface and the Devil* is the only segment that wasn't released as a separated episode of the series.
* TBD
Blake and Blainley/Summery

Set in 1985, two siblings Blake and Blainley Novack, who love to play around and spend time in the forest outside of their home in their Northern California town, discover a magic blue orb that was teleported from another realm. Their curiosity has forced them to touch the orb and transports them to the Kingdom of Taracalta. Confused and dumbfounded, they're welcomed by a race of short green elf-like creatures called the Weenclings. They contain a small ability of magic, in which Jaytox, the head person of the Weencling village, brings Blainley's plushie cat Scotty Pants to life. Later they meet the king and queen of the land: King Gerome and Queen Nora, who both discover that Blake and Blainley are the new "mighty saviors" to defeat an evil overlord named Sersyth the Dark, who wants to bring darkness, death, and genocide to the kingdom with his dark spirit army. So Blake, Blainley, Scotty, and a Weencling hunter and skilled archer named Corey Goodlin, must journey to the land of the forbidden to defeat Sersyth before he strikes his tyranny after his recent escape from his 300-year imprisonment. Along the journey they will face obstacles, creatures, and amazing things, such as a reward from the Wishing Fairy of Mystica, which will only come if the task of defeating Sersyth is accomplished.
A Christmas Carol/Characters & Cast

* Lennie Weinrib as Joey Kangaroo, a *Dreamtoons* star who in the film portrays a chimney sweep, and the narrator.
* J. Pat O'Malley as Ebeneezer Scrooge (boar), an ill-tempered, cold-hearted, money hungry, Christmas-hating and later kind and friendly elderly miser who is the owner of a counting house.
* George O'Hanlon as Bob Cratchit (deer; buck), Scrooge's counting house employee.
* Les Tremayne as Fred (pig), Scrooge’s nephew.
* Peter Ustinov as Jacob Marley (wolf), Scrooge's late partner and co-owner of the counting house, who is a ghost who got force to carry heavy chains in his death due to his mean ways.
* Carole King as the Ghost of Christmas Past (cat), a young beautiful hippie-alike female spirit who shows Scrooge his past.
* Mickey Rooney as the Ghost of Christmas Present (walrus), a jolly spirit of the present day where he displays Scrooge TBD
* George Sanders as the Ghost of Yet to Come (buzzard), a sinister spirit of Scrooge's future, where it would happened if Scrooge wouldn’t change his way, after Old Joe and his minions steal Scrooge's belongings, the death of Tiny Tim, Scrooge had passed away
* Roddy Maude-Roxby as Scrooge's schoolmaster (bear), a school teacher from Scrooge's past.
* Olivia Hussey as Belle (pig), Scrooge's former love interest whom he met at Fozziwig's, but she end up break Scrooge up due to his overly interest to money, leaving him alone.
* Terry-Thomas as Fozziewig (badger), the owner of the Fozziewig's party house.
* Harry Andrews as Old Joe (alligator), TBD
* Mel Blanc, June Foray and Paul Frees as Old Joe's henchmen (raccoons)
	+ Blanc also voiced Dickens, a small red-billed oxpeckers, who is one of Charles' assistants.
* Heather Angel as Mrs. Cratchet (deer; doe), TBD
* Julie Dawn Cole as Emily Cratchet (deer; fawn)
* Jack Wild as Danny Cratchet (deer; fawn)
* David Kelley as Tiny Tim Cratchet (deer; fawn), Bob's youngest child who TBD.
* James Mason as Charles (rhinoceros), one of Scrooge's costumers
* Roddy McDowall as John (elephant), one of Charles' assistants.
* Laurie Main as Huffman (hippopotamus), one of Charles' assistants.
* Lee Montague as a snake in the bar (uncredited)
* Thurl Ravenscroft as Devil singer #1 (as The Mellomen)
	+ Ravenscroft also voices a gorilla bartender and Fred's guest (horse) (uncredited)
* Bill Lee as Devil singer #2 (as The Mellomen)
* Gene Merlino as Devil singer #3 (as The Mellomen)
* Frank Welker, Daws Butler, Hans Conried, TBD
David Pruiksma

**David Pruiksma** (born January 15, 1957) is an American animator, best known for his work for The Walt Disney Company, and occasionally other studios.

## Early life and education

Pruiksma was born and raised in Falls Church, Virginia where he attended J.E.B. Stuart High School. He graduated in 1975. He then studied art at the Pratt Institute in New York for two years. He left to attend California Institute of the Arts where he received a degree in character animation in 1981.

## Career

Following graduation, Pruiksma was hired as an assistant animator at Disney and worked on the films *The Black Cauldron*, *The Great Mouse Detective*, *Oliver & Company*, *The Little Mermaid*, and *The Rescuers Down Under*. He rose to supervising animator and created the characters of Mrs. Potts and her son Chip for *Beauty and the Beast*. Other characters included the Sultan for *Aladdin*, Pumbaa for *The Lion King*, Flit for *Pocahontas* and the characters Hugo and Victor for *The Hunchback of Notre Dame*.

After completing working on 2001's *Atlantis: The Lost Empire*, Pruiksma left Disney because of his disenchantment with "Disney's greed-driven corporate structure." He then worked freelance as an animation director and storyboard artist for the Cartoon Networkseries *Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi*, and several animated projects for DreamWorks Studios in 2010s and early 2020s, such as TBD, The Modifyers Movie, TBD. He also accepted a position teaching at the Laguna College of Art and Design (LCAD) from the animation department's former chair Dave Kuhn, who Pruiksma had trained at Disney.

Pruiksma was a full-time faculty member at LCAD in Laguna Beach, California until his retirement in 2018.
Drafted Ducks

***Drafted Ducks*** is an upcoming 2022 American adult animated war comedy film directed by James Sugure, Jim Smith and Bob Camp, produced by Moonboy Animation and Titmouse, Inc.

In 2015, the film was initially pitched to DreamWorks by Canadian animator John Kricfalusi. In 2018, however, creative differences and Kricfalusi's sexual abuse allegations lead the project to be cancelled. A year after, Kricfalusi was replaced by James Sugure (creator of the *Dreamtoons* character Bluehilda) as the film's director, along with Jim Smith and Bob Camp. The story was then rewritten.

The film is scheduled to be released in Peacock on April 1, 2022.
Animal Stories

***Animal Stories*** is an American animated comedy television series produced by DreamWorks Animation Television, based on characters from DreamWorks animated films. The series premiered on Netflix on January 1, 2016 and on Universal Kids on TBD 2017.

TBD

## Characters

* **Janice** (voiced by TBD)
* **Ringo** (voiced by TBD)
* **Charlie B. Barkin** (voiced by Steven Weber)
* **Itchy Itchiford** (voiced by Dean Edwards)
* **Anne-Marie** (voiced by Tara Strong)
* **Donkey** (voiced by Dean Edwards)
* **Puss in Boots** (voiced by Eric Bauza)
* **Elefriend** (voiced by TBD)
* **Platero** (voiced by TBD)
* **Friendly** (voiced by TBD)
* **The White Rabbit** (voiced by Dan Castellaneta)
* **Pat the Dodo** (voiced by Rowan Atkinson)
* **Bill the Lizard** (voiced by Dan Castellaneta)
* **TBD**
All Dogs Go to Heaven: Charlie's Game Casino

TBD

## Trivia

**Charlie:** Hurry, hurry, hurry! And step right into my game casino! Full of tons of dog-gone fun-filled games and galore. Run by me, Charles B. Barkin, or Charlie for short. (*Itchy clears throat to him offscreen*) Oh, right. Along with my assistant Itchy. But you can't be welcome inside without your name. Sign here, if you please.

### Sign in (new)

**Charlie:** Of coarse, since you're a new comer, please sign your name on this list and click the paw print, so fun we'll be on our way.

### Sign in (options)

**Charlie:** If you happen to be here before, select your name the on this list, okay? Or if you happen to be your first visit, just sign your name, after press on this paw print by click it.

### Selection (new)

**Charlie:** Welcome inside to my place, new guest! Just look around. Many thing explore with options of games for you to choose, total of TBD of them to be exact. I and my friends Anne-Marie and Itchy will be happy to tour you around to see what we have for you.

TBD
A Christmas Carol/Production/development history

During in the late-1930s, Dora Wilson developed the idea of producing an animated full-length adaptation of Charles Dickens' *A Christmas Carol*, one of her favourite childhood stories, inspired by MGM's 1938 film adaptation of the story, as she thought an animated movie would adapt this story well. TBD
All Hail King Julien

***All Hail King Julien*** is an American animated television series produced by DreamWorks Animation Television, It stars King Julien, Mort and Maurice from the *Dreamtoons* franchise. It aired on January 1, 1994 and ended in June 3, 2004, which made it as one of the longest-running animated television series, which ran for 10 seasons. In 2013, the show got a CGI remake series on Netflix from December 19, 2014 to December 1, 2017.

## Premise

When King Julien XII (also known as Uncle King Julien), a very strict and cowardly ring-tailed lemur is foretold to be eaten by fossa (spelled and pronounced as "foosa"), he abdicates his throne in favor of his nephew, who becomes King Julien XIII, a fun-loving, notorious party animal, who now has an entire kingdom of lemurs to lead on his own. While Uncle King Julien is gone, the new King Julien gets into various troubles in the company of his adviser Maurice, his head of security Clover, and his biggest fan Mort. All the while, his devious uncle returns and tries to get rid of his nephew to reclaim the throne back. Aside from Uncle King Julien and the fossa, Julien deals with other threats like the mad fanaloka Karl, and Clover's twin sister Crimson.

At the end of the fourth season, King Julien is dethroned and, along with Maurice and Mort, forced into exile by King Koto and his army but successfully defeats Koto and regains his kingdom in the fifth season, subtitled *Exiled*. The final five seasons takes place after Koto's demise; villains such as Karl and Uncle King Julien decide to give up their evil ways and start a new life, just as Clover leaves with her husband, Sage Moondancer, on their honeymoon.

## Trivia

* The series marked one of the last animated television series that Dora Wilson ever involved producing before her retirement from her studio, during its first season.
Captain Underpants/Trivia

* *Captain Underpants* is notable for being the 115th DreamWorks Animation film, and the last DreamWorks animated film released in the SKG era, as well as the studio's last animated film to be distributed by 20th Century Fox, following NBCUniversal's merge with DreamWorks Pictures, acquiring the studio's film and television library, except most of the 1997-2017 live action library sold to ViacomCBS and Disney respectively. Afterwards, starting with *Busytown*, all DreamWorks Animation films will be distributed by Universal Pictures.
* The rendition of Can Can was previously used in *The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie*.
* Despite being a box office success, this is DreamWorks Animation's lowest grossing CGI film.
* This is the first film from DreamWorks Animation to have a DVD released in September.
* One of the things changed in the film was Ms. Anthrope was changed from Mr. Krupp's much-abused secretary to the school lunch lady and Mr. Krupp's love interest.
* While production of the film is done by DreamWorks Animation, the animation is done by Mikros Image.
* This is the last DreamWorks Animation film to have a home media release to be released by 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment. Starting on June 5, 2018, the film's home media release, along with other DreamWorks Animation films, is released by Universal Pictures Home Entertainment.
* This is Kristen Schaal's first animated film that's not a sequel to a previous film.
* Due to NBCUniversal's completed acquisition of DreamWorks Pictures and further release date changes, it marks the last time both a DreamWorks animated film and an Universal/Illumination animated film have been theatrically released on the same month, with the Universal/Illumination animated film released being *Despicable Me 3* which was released four weeks later than *Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie*.
* This is the last DreamWorks Animation film to be streamed on Netflix, as the following DreamWorks films from *Busytown* onwards began streaming on Hulu.
* John Debney wanted to score the film, but Theodore Shapiro replaced him as he left the project to do *Ice Age: Collision Course* instead.
Respawn 2: Fuit Gummi Boogaloo

The blimp crashes, everyone crawls out of the wreckage except for Cosmic, who has mysteriously disappeared. Kris and Toxic begin fighting while Suroh cries over a scrape she has sustained, and then Cosmic miraculously appears holding what appears to be an ordinary fuit gummi. He swallows the gummi whole and begins to levitate, sending sand everywhere from the draft beneath him. From his chest, a bright yellow light shines into the clouds above, splitting them. His arms finally start to develop out of his shoulder sockets, and he nabs Suroh and begins to fly full speed away from the wreckage.

Kris notices Godsmic fleeing with Suroh, pushes Toxic out of the way, and begins firing shot after shot towards Godsmic. However, Kris has the aim of a blind storm trooper, and can’t seem to his his target. Godsmic stops flying, but his grip slips on Suroh’s shirt, sending her forward and into the feet of a figure. The camera pans up and it’s Miter and the Executioneer.

Miter points at Godsmic and gives a thumbs down, and before Godsmic can react, the Executioneer is elbow deep into Godsmic’s chest cavity. Before Godsmic has time to react, the Executioneer slams him onto the ground and begins a barrage of shotgun-like punches into the earth, digging a deep hole. Godsmic stands at the edge of the hole, watching Executioneer pummel the earth and, unbeknownst to him, a clone. Godsmic can make clones now, he’s a god he can do what he wants.

When the Executioneer stops his barrage and sees that Godsmic’s clone is dead, he holds his head high, only to be hit with a lightning fast punch by the REAL Godsmic, sending Executioneer into a cartoonishly shaped hole that’s shaped like Executioneer. Godsmic jumps out of the pit, having defeated the Executioneer, and turns to face Miter, who is now standing infront of a quivering Suroh.

To be continued...
All Dogs Go to Heaven 2/Plot

In 1940, a year after the events of the first film, Charlie B. Barkin welcomes his friend, Itchy Itchiford, to Heaven, but states he is disillusioned by the afterlife. Their old nemesis, Carface Caruthers, steals Gabriel's Horn, but loses it somewhere over San Francisco in his attempt to escape with it. When the head angel Annabelle announces the horn's theft, Charlie submits his candidacy to retrieve it, reminding Annabelle of his familiarity with street life. Annabelle sends Charlie and Itchy to Earth to retrieve it, and gives them one miracle to use.

Upon arrival in San Francisco, Charlie and Itchy attempt to indulge in their old habits, but they discover that they are ghosts, and therefore unable to interact with the physical world. At a tavern where Charlie is enchanted by a beautiful and charming Irish Setter named Sasha La Fleur, Carface appears in a corporeal form granted by a red dog collar created by Red, an elderly dog fortune teller who gives Charlie and Itchy equivalent collars effective for a single day. Unbeknownst to the duo, Red is actually a large demonic cat who intends to take the horn for himself with Carface's help.

Charlie and Itchy meet Sasha and reunite with their old friend, Anne-Marie, who, after moving out from New Orleans, ran away from home to become a street artist. Charlie uses his miracle to grant Sasha the ability to use her instinct to find the horn. Charlie sees the horn being taken into a police station and recovers it, but in his reluctance to return to Heaven, he hides it in a lobster trap. After Anne-Marie's street performance ends in failure, she finally reveals that she ran away because she believes that her adoptive parents, who are expecting a new baby, will care less for her once it is born. Charlie persuades her otherwise and promises to return her home, but privately expresses to Sasha his doubts on being able to fulfill his promise. Charlie and Itchy's collars vanish, and they once more become ghosts.

Carface kidnaps Anne-Marie and orders Charlie to bring Gabriel's horn to an abandoned prison and give it to Red in exchange for Anne-Marie's life. Determined to keep his word, Charlie satisfies Red's demand, and Red uses the horn to capture and imprison Heaven's canine angels in the prison while opening a portal to permanently connect the human world to Hell. After a struggle against Red, Charlie and Anne-Marie regain the horn and Charlie plays it to free the angels and send Red and Carface – the latter having unknowingly sold his soul for his collar – back to Hell.

Charlie and Itchy are spirited away to Heaven, and Charlie gives the horn back to Annabelle in exchange for a new life. Charlie bids farewell to Itchy, who decides to remain in Heaven, and while Annabelle and Itchy return to Heaven, Charlie returns to San Francisco and happily reunites with Sasha and Anne-Marie. Anne-Marie returns home and reconciles with her parents. Charlie and Sasha, who have become mates, are adopted by Anne-Marie's family as pets.
Casper the Friendly Ghost (1963-1964)

***Casper the Friendly Ghost*** is a theatrical animated short film series, serving as a revival to the original 1945-1959 short film series of the same name, produced by Harvey Films, Paramount Cartoon Studio and DW Cartoon Studio and distributed by Paramount Pictures in North America and DW Film Pictures in other countries from 1963 to 1964.
Catscratch: The Movie

***Catscratch: The Movie*** is a 2012 American direct-to-video animated adventure comedy film based on the animated television series *Catscratch*. TBD

TBD

## Summery

Gordon, Mr. Blik and Waffle get a job babysitting Human Kimberly as her mother is out for a week business trip. However, when Kimberly's curiosity leads her to Mr. Blik's time machine and she gets accidentally sent back in time to the medieval time, the three cats must set out to find her.

## Cast and characters

* Wayne Knight as Mr. Blik
* Rob Paulsen as Gordon
* Kevin McDonald as Waffle
* Hynden Walch as Human Kimberly
* Kevin Chamberlin as King Irony, the film's main antagonist who is a ruthless and greedy yet immature fat king who sends hunters to poach dragons and capture unicorns, kidnaps Kimberly to make her servant and attempts to give the captured unicorns as gifts to his future queen, Princess Dee.
* TBD as Princess Dee, Irony's fiancée who, unlike him, is TBD
* TBD
A Kinda Adult, But GREAT PG-13 Animated Flick - Super-Squirrel Review

***A Kinda Adult, But GREAT PG-13 Animated Flick - Super-Squirrel Review*** is a video uploaded on YouTube by ElectricDragon Productions, run by Canadian user Matt Brunette (AniMat) in 2019. The review is focused on the 2009 cult hit, *Super-Squirrel,* the review praises the film but also criticizes some parts, it was AniMat's third video on the film, besides his original 2009 review and The History of Super-Squirrel: DreamWorks' Unexpected Cult Hit
Captain America

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***Captain America*** is a 7-22 minute theatrical animated superhero short series produced by Dora Wilson Productions. It was based on the Marvel comic book series of the same name. It was meant to compete the success of the *Superman* cartoons which are produced by Fleischer Studios and Famous Studios for Paramount Pictures of that era, it was a modest success, with 20 shorts from 1942 to 1945.

The *Captain America* shorts then sold to the series' owner Marvel Comics in the late 70s. Then in 2009, The Walt Disney Company acquired Marvel Entertainment and all of its properties, which includes DreamWorks' collection of *Captain America* cartoons.

In 2023, all of 20 *Captain America* cartoons are available streaming on Disney+.

## Television and home releases

The *Captain America* cartoons didn't gets its television airing until the 1980s, a decade after DreamWorks sold it to Marvel Comics. TBD. However, for the TV airing of *Captain America*,the "Marvel Comics" logo replaced the Republic Pictures logo and the "Dora Wilson Presents" sign at the intro, and the copyright of Dora Wilson Productions is censored to avoid copyright laws. TBD.

From 1990 to 2008, DreamWorks licensed the home media distribution rights to the Captain America short by shifting them to VHS and DVDs. Currently, Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment TBD

### Home media titles

#### DreamWorks Home Entertainment

* *Captain America* (1990; VHS)
* *The Animated Treasures of Dora Wilson* (1997; VHS; collector’s box set)
* *DreamWorks’* *Captain America: A Complete Cartoon Classic Collection* (DVD; 2006)
* *The DreamWorks Ultimatum: The Definitive DreamWorks Collection from The Mighty Monster to The Ogre* (DVD and Blu-Ray; 2007)
* *Marvel Studios’ Captain America: An 80th Anniversary Vintage Cartoon Collection* (Blue-ray, 4K and digital download; 2022; Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment)
Animal Farm 2

### **Rating**

***Animal Farm 2*** (also known as ***Animal Farm 2: The New Era*** on screen) is a 2001 British-American direct-to-video animated musical adventure film produced by DreamWorks Animation and distributed by DreamWorks Home Entertainment. It is a sequel to the 1954 DreamWorks/Halas and Batchelor animated film *Animal Farm*. (itself based on George Orwell's 1944 novella of the same name). Unlike its processor, the film is child-friendly and light-hearted (despite some dark scenes), along with inclusion of musical numbers and new characters added.

The film was released on VHS on April 11, 2001 and on DVD on March 2003. Upon its initial release, the film received negative reviews from critics, who claimed that that its writing being driven away from both George Orwell's original story and the 1954 original film, addition of some new characters, humor and songs, but praising its animation and good morals about good humankind and animal rights welfare. However, it commercially proven to be successful in the marketplace, sold over 560 billion copies, making DreamWorks Pictures' best-selling direct-to-video animated sequel, until it got beaten by *Shrek 2: Kingdom of Far Far Away* (2004).
Cool Cow

***Cool Cow*** is an animated *Dreamtoons* theatrical short series It follows about a 12-year-old anthropomorphic bull calf named Cool Cow in the town of Moopolis. The series was created by Joe Murray (the creator of Nickelodeon's *Rocko’s Modern Life*).

## Cast

* Carolyn Lawrence as Cool Cow
* TBD as Mr. Cow
* TBD as Mrs. Cow
* TBD as Mr. Steer
* TBD as TBD
* TBD
* TBD

## Quotes

* **Cool Cow:** (repeat line) Cow-abunga!!

## Trivia

* Cool Cow is notably known as the first *Dreamtoons* character ever created without Dora Wilson's involvement.
Blazing Dragons

Clive A. Smith

Denis O'Brien

Cheech Marin

Harry Shearer

Chris Farley

Gary Oldman

HandMade Films

United Kingdom

***Blazing Dragons*** is a 1996 American-British-Canadian animated fantasy comedy film directed by Terry Jones, TBD and TBD, produced by DreamWorks Animation, HandMade Films and Nelvana and distributed by DreamWorks Pictures. TBD

Alongside *All Dogs Go to Heaven 2*, it marked one of DreamWorks' last animated films that Dora Wilson ever supervised before her retirement in 1994 during production, two years before the film's release.

The success of the film led to an animated television series, which was produced by DreamWorks Animation Television, Nelvana and Ellipse Programme, but with several differences from the original film and seems to be a prequel.

## Voice cast

* TBD as Flicker
* Stephanie Morgenstern as Princess Flame
* Chris Farley as King Allifire
* TBD as Count Geoffrey
* Gilbert Gottfried as TBD
* Hank Azaria as TBD

## Tagline

* Once upon time, it's about... Well, dragons.
80 Years of DreamWorks Animated Features

**80 Years of DreamWorks Animated Features** is an anniversary celebration established in 2022 commemorating DreamWorks Animation's 80-year history of animated feature films since 1942.

## Short film

In the films released by DreamWorks in 2022, a short film showcasing clips of DreamWorks Animation's most popular films is attached and shown before each film would begin with a voiceover announcer saying, "DreamWorks proudly celebrates 80 years of animated films with stories of magic, imagination, action, adventure, laughter, tears, heart, joy, and dreams". The most notable animated films in this short are:

* *Headin' South* (1942)
* *Toyland* (1948)
* *Time of Blessing* (1949)
* *Platero* (1951)
* *The Nutcracker* (1955)
* *The Snow Queen* (1956)
* *The Story of Hansel and Gretel* (1958)
* *Mouse in the House* (1961)
* *The Chronicles of Narnia* (1963)
* *Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer* (1964)
* *The Atlantic Isle* (1967)
* *Friendly* (1968)
* *Frosty the Snowman* (1969)
* *Santa Claus is Comin' to Town* (1970)
* *Here Comes Peter Cottontail* (1971)
* *A Thousand Attempts and One Invention* (1972)
* *Elefriend* (1974)
* *Trapito* (1974)
* *A Christmas Carol* (1975)
* *Music Magic* (1979)
* *Woolma* (1982)
* *My, Mye Mystery* (1983)
* *Supernatural Rock* (1985)
* *Wonderland* (1988)
* *All Dogs Go to Heaven* (1989)
* *Elephant at the Bat* (1990)
* *Trolls* (1994)
* *The Prince and the Pauper* (1995)
* *All Dogs Go to Heaven 2* (1996)
* *Antz* (1998)
* *The Prince of Egypt* (1998)
* *Manuelita* (1999)
* *Big Five* (1999)
* *Tiger's Tale* (1999)
* *The Joys of Pantriste* (2000)
* *Shrek* (2001)
* *Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron* (2002)
* *The Cat in the Hat* (2003)
* *Puss in Boots* (2004)
* *A Series of Unfortunate Events* (2004)
* *Madagascar: A Dreamtoons Movie* (2005)
* *Over the Hedge* (2006)
* *Kung Fu Panda* (2008)
* *Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa: A Dreamtoons Movie* (2008)
* *Hotel for Dogs* (2009)
* *Monsters vs. Aliens* (2009)
* *Super-Squirrel* (2009)
* *How to Train Your Dragon* (2010)
* *The Wanderer* (2010)
* *Rise of the Guardians* (2012)
* *Mr. Peabody and Sherman* (2014)
* *Harvey Street Kids* (2015)
* *Jungle Family* (2015)
* *Captain Underpants* (2017)
* *Abominable* (2019)
Deadly Cute/Summery

An inventor, Dr. W. W. Framer, creates a new man-made species; a cute furry lizard-like dog-nose little creature called Cuddly, and makes clones of them to sell them as pets, but something goes wrong with the Cuddlies as they also turn extremely violent and dangerous, terrorizing and killing everyone, which leads Dr. Framer to kill his creation to stop them.
Империя Аканташирия

***Империя Аканташирия*** - одно из больших государств людей расположенное на востоке материка Атарии. Глава правительства является совет старейшен который воседает в храме Акант на горе Шири (отсюда и произошло названия государства). Является первым государство людей в котром живут не только люди. Основной доход страны составляет торговля морепродуктами и изделиями из стали. Статус столицей государства занимает портовый город Неон. Лето исчесление ведется от падения Хон-лина.

## История

История государства записана в древних свитках и хронятся в библеотеке храма Акант. Условно ее можно разбить на четыре эпохи.

### Эпоха Лими (Зеленый дракон)

* 1 год от ПГХЛ - начало строительства города Неон.
* 5 год от ПГХЛ - найден источник металла для плавки стали.
* 23 год от ПГХЛ - нашестви клана Хи.
* 39 год от ПГХЛ - окончание войны пртив клана Хи.
* 57 год от ПГХЛ - начало строительства храма Акант.
* 61 год от ПГХЛ - заключение дипломатических отншений с кланом Мизу.
* 95 год от ПГХЛ - создания совета старейшин из 30 членов от каждого рода.
* 105 год от ПГХЛ - начало великой войны за трон Хон-лин.
* 145 год от ПГХЛ - содание ордена Дракона.
* 169 год от ПГХЛ - падение Неона.

* 238 год от ПГХЛ - создание союза четырех драконов.
Chicken Run

### **Rating**

***Chicken Run*** is a 2000 British-American stop motion animated comedy film produced by the British studio Aardman Animations. As the studio's first feature-length film, it was directed by Peter Lord and Nick Park. It was co-financed by DreamWorks Pictures and Pathé; the former distributed the film worldwide except for Europe, where it was handled by Pathé. The film features the voices of Julia Sawalha, Mel Gibson, Timothy Spall, Phil Daniels, Tony Haygarth, and Miranda Richardson.

*Chicken Run* received critical acclaim, and grossed over $224 million, becoming the highest-grossing stop motion animated film ever. A sequel is currently in development.
Charlie B. Barkin

## Character information

### Personality

**Initially:** Hypocritical, self-absorbed, sneaky, manipulative, malicious, bellicose, antagonistic, hateful, violent, blasphemous, menacing, determined, cocky, egotistical, work-shy, thankless, melodramatic, idealistic, bold, discourteous, negative, gruff, bigoted, cynical, callous, hard-headed, quarrelsome, impolite, obsessive, careless, lion-hearted, impatient, insensitive, emotionless, bad-tempered, over-protective, austere, roguish, keen, irresponsible, narcissistic
 **Later:** Courteous, charming, selfless, heroic, positive, fun-loving, mischievous, caring, compassionate, laid-back, friendly, adventurous, brave, loving, polite, intelligent, benevolent, protective, righteous

### Appearance

Slender, muscular, handsome, tan German Shepherd/Border Collie mix with a dark brown back and a light tan underside

### Occupation

Casino owner (formerly)
Con man (formerly)

### Goal

(First film) To get revenge on Carface and save Anne-Marie (succeeded)
(Second film) To retrieve the horn (but really to stay on Earth with Sasha)

### Enemies

Carface Carruthers (formerly), Fee, Line and Killer (formerly), Belladonna, Red

### Likes

Money, gambling, Anne-Marie, fun, Sasha, lacking manners (formerly), lazing around, giving the orders to Itchy (formerly)

### Dislikes

Being dead, responsibility, his friends in danger, cats, being a self-absorbed jerk, being a grump, Itchy fidgeting, deliberately breaking Anne-Marie's heart and being hypocritical

### Fate

(First film) He joins Annabelle back to heaven after saying goodbye to Anne-Marie. (Second film) Given a second chance to live on Earth with Sasha and Anne-Marie

### Quote

"Forget the stuff! I'll buy you more stuff!"
"A little girl who talks to animals."
"You know it's not worth it being with you. It's not"
"No wonder they call it eternity. Everything takes forever."

**Charles “Charlie” B. Barkin** is the main protagonist of *All Dogs Go to Heaven*, and its sequel *All Dogs Go to Heaven 2* and TV series *All Dogs Go to Heaven: The Series*. Since the first sequel due to the negative attention of the original movie, Charlie's character had been slightly modified to less of a mutt.
DW Studio Street

* Five Nights at Freddy's — The Funhouse of Terror - a haunted house walkthrough based on the *Five Nights at Freddy's* video game series. Due to frightening images, the attraction is only intended for 13 years-old-and-up guests. It replaced The Museum of Props.
* [nighttime spectacular]
* Monster Zero: The Experience - TBD
* Extreme 4D Theater - A moving simulator Theater consisting of Dreamtoons 4D: No Time For Nuts, SpongeBob SquarePants 4D: The Great Jelly Rescue, and Angry Birds: The Ride, opened on May 20, 2013

### Former

* Howard the Duck Adventure - an enhanced motion vehicle Dark ride attraction. Opened on May 20, 1995, it was the very first attraction that was not the studio tour to open at the park. It closed on September 1st, 2005, and has been replaced by many attractions since then.

## Restaurants and eatery

* Sci-Fi-Dine - a cafe restaurant themed to science fictions. It opened in 1992 and closed in 2020 following the COVID-19 pandemic. It will later got replaced by The Lofi Girl's Chillin' Cafe and Store in 2023.
* The Lofi Girl's Chillin' Cafe and Store - originally called "ChilledCow Cafe" it is a coffeehouse and gift store themed after the lofi hip-hop music YouTube channel, with background lofi music by various artists are played by in forever loop. In there, beverages, such as coffee, juices, sodas, and water, aside with breakfast meals and snacks are served, as well as Lofi Girl-themed gift items (headphones, apparel, cups and coffee mugs, plush dolls, computer items, and notebooks). It opened March 17, 2023, following St. Patrick’s Day, replacing Sci-Fi-Dine..
All Dogs Go to Heaven

United Kingdom

### **Rating**

***All Dogs Go to Heaven*** is a 1989 American-Irish-British animated musical adventure comedy-drama film produced by DreamWorks Animation in collaboration with Sullivan Bluth Studios and Goldcrest Films, directed by Don Bluth, and released by DreamWorks Pictures.

On its cinema release, it competed directly with Walt Disney Feature Animation's *The Little Mermaid*, released on the same day. While it did not repeat the box-office success of most of either DreamWorks' other animated films at the time or Bluth's previous films, *An American Tail* and *The Land Before Time*, it was successful on home video, becoming one of the biggest-selling VHS releases ever. It inspired a theatrical sequel (becoming into the first DreamWorks animated film to have a sequel) and a television series and specials released on the 1990s and a live-action remake released on 2017.

*All Dogs Go to Heaven* was released on DVD on November 17, 1998, and as a DreamWorks Classics edition on March 6, 2001. It had a DVD double-feature release with its sequel on March 14, 2006, and January 18, 2011. The film was released in high definition for the first time on Blu-ray on March 29, 2011 in a double-feature release with *Ico the Brave Little Horse*.
Chicken Run/Others

## Sequel

A sequel for *Chicken Run* was announced on 26 April 2018, set for unknown release. Aardman Animations will reunite with Pathé and StudioCanal for the sequel though unlike the first film, DreamWorks will have no involvement as they ended their partnership with Aardman after the release of *Flushed Away*. Sam Fell is attached to direct, with Paul Kewley producing. The original *Chicken Run* writers Karey Kirkpatrick and John O’Farrell are reuniting for the sequel, though no story information has been uncovered. Aardman co-founders Peter Lord and David Sproxton will be the executive producers.

## Video game

*Chicken Run* is a stealth-based 3-D platformer based on the movie. The game is a loose parody of the film *The Great Escape*, which is set during World War II.
Catney

***Catney*** is an American animated streaming series created by YouTuber Courtney Thompson (aka ProjectSNT) and produced by DreamWorks Animation Television and Powerhouse Animation Studios for YouTube.

Premiered in January 5, 2024 during DreamWorks Animation Television's 70th anniversary celebration, it is one of two series set to celebrate the 90 year anniversary, with the other series being *The World According to Jerry and Gerry*.

*Catnii and Courtney* is loosely based on Courtney’s account, specifically few versions of her persona. TBD

### Main

* Courtney/Catney - TBD. She is also voiced by Courtney Thompson.
* Catnii - a female cat TBD. She is voiced by Courtney Thompson

### Villains

* Cara - a caracal/human hybrid TBD
* Sass/Sassy Poodle - Catni and Court’s poodle/human rival
* TBD
* The Rat Burglars (Sneak, Snatch and Scram) - a rat burglar trio TBD. Sneak is voiced by Maurice LaMarche (in New York/Bronx accent), TBD

## Trivia

* Courtney's fan works such as TBD, are not either mention nor featured in the series due to copyrighting issues. However, TBD
Dora Wilson's Library of Classics

***Dora Wilson's Library of Classics*** is a weekly comic strip that debuted on January 20, 1963 as a topper for the *Dreamtoons* comic strip's Sunday page. The strip featured adaptations of several feature films produced by Dora Wilson. The comic strip stayed during TBD years, ending on TBD, 1980.

TBD

TBD

The series was republished in comic book form during the 1980s.

The complete strip has been reprinted in ten hardcover collections, *Dora Wilson's Library of Classics: The Complete Comic Adaptations of Film Classics*, published from 2016 to 2018 by IDW Publishing's Library of American Comics imprint.