Ozzy (film)
| Ozzy | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Alberto Rodríguez Nacho La Casa |
| Screenplay by | Juan Ramón Ruiz de Somavía |
| Story by | Juan Ramón Ruiz de Somavía |
| Produced by | Jeff Bell Ibón Cormenzana Phyllis Laing Nacho La Casa Ignasi Estapé Ken Zorniak |
| Music by | Entertainment One Films (Canada) |
Release date |
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Running time | 90 minutes |
| Countries | Spain Canada |
| Language | English |
| Budget | $8.5 million |
Ozzy (also known as Ozzy: The Great Furscape) is a 2016 animated comedy film. The film stars
The English dub consists of Jeff Foxworthy, Rob Schneider, Frankie Quinones, and introducing Lexi Walker.
Plot
When the Martins are not allowed to bring their beloved
Cast
- Guillermo Romero as Ozzy
- Dani Rovira as Fronki
- José Motaas Vito
- Carlos Areces as Nathaniel Robbins
- Michelle Jenner as Paula
- Fernardo Tejero as Radar
- Elsa Pataky as Madden
- Pablo Espinosa as Mike
- Selu Nieto as Dominic
English cast
- Jeff Foxworthy as Grunt
- Rob Schneider as Vito
- Frankie Quinones as Radar
- Lexi Walker as Paula
- Jeff Espinoza as Jeff
- Stephen Hughes as Ted, Nathaniel Robbins, Twin #1, Carlin, Mike
- Robbie K. Jones as Tex, Dominic, Twin 2
- José Luis Martinez as Remy, Afghan Commentator, Additional Voices
- Jonathan D. Mellor as Chester
- Benjamin Nathan-Serio as Ozzy, Eddie, Fronky
- Amanda J. Nolan as Susan
- Kurt Schiller as Bob
- Jimmy Shaw as Decker
- Colleen Terry as Maddie, Reporter
- Garrett Wall as Flash
Additional voices by Jeff Espinoza, Stephen Hughes, Robbie K. Jones, José Luis Martinez, Kurt Schiller, and Garrett Wall
Crew
English dub
- Joseph Wilka - Voice Director
Production
The film was co-produced by Spain's Arcadia Motion Pictures, Capitán Araña, and Pachacamac, and Winnipeg's Tangent Animation. Pre-production was done in Spain, and animation was produced in Canada using Blender software.[1]
Executive producer, Jeff Bell described the movie as a "Pixar-like quality that falls into the prison movie genre with funny tributes to the great prison classics. It's a story about friendship, loyalty, courage and the ability to find the best in ourselves when facing a tough situation".
The film had a budget of 8.5 million dollars.[2]
Release
References
- ^ a b "Disney Will Release 'Ozzy' in Spain Tomorrow". Cartoon Brew. 14 October 2016. Retrieved 14 October 2016.
- ^ Tangent Animation: Making Ozzy with Blender, retrieved 2021-03-11
External links
- Ozzy at IMDb
- Ozzy at Rotten Tomatoes
- Ozzy at Library and Archives Canada
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