Arthur's Missing Pal (2006) (V)

Writer (WGA):

Ken Scarborough (written by)

Release Date:

22 August 2006 (USA)

Genre:

Animation | Adventure | Comedy | Family

Plot:

The movie centers on when Arthur neglects Pal for one day and during that day, Pal manages to get out...

Plot Keywords:

Anthropomorphic | Anthropomorphism | Aardvark | Talking Animal | Cartoon

Cast

Carr Thompson	...	Arthur
Daniel Brochu	...	Buster Baxter
Jodie Resther	...	Francine Frensky
Steven Crowder	...	Alan 'The Brain' Powers II
Bruce Dinsmore	...	Father Dave Read, Binky Barnes
Sonja Ball	...	Mother Jane Read
A.J. Henderson	...	Grandpa Dave Read, Ed Crosswire
Jonathan Koensgen	...	Timmy Tibble / Tommy Tibble
Tamar Kozlov	...	Prunella
Vanessa Lengies	...	Emily
Bronwen Mantel	...	Sarah MacGrady
Walter Massey	...	Principal Herbert Haney
Joanna Noyes	...	Grandma Thora Read
Mark Camacho	...	Oliver Frensky
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Melissa Altro	...	Mary Alice "Muffy" Crosswire
Dave Mallow	...	TV Announcer
Luciano Rauso	...	D.W.

Writing credits (WGA)
Ken Scarborough		(written by)

Production Management
Helena Collins-Liuag	....	production manager
Michael O'Brien	....	production supervisor: Mainframe Entertainment

Editorial Department
Nino Martinez	....	additional editor

Production Companies

• Mainframe Entertainment
• Marc Brown Studios

Distributors

• Lions Gate Films Home Entertainment (2006) (USA) (DVD)

Also Known As:

Arthur, the Movie (USA) (working title)

Runtime:

USA:68 min

Language:

Spanish

Certification:

Australia:G | South Korea:All

Company:

Mainframe Entertainment

Trivia:

The movie was originally set for a direct-to-DVD release but ended up getting a limited theatrical run apart of KidToon's summer programming in a few theaters such as UltraStar.

Movie Connections:

Follows "Arthur" (1996)

Soundtrack:

Stars

I hope Arthur NEVER ends

Well, as soon as this movie came out I began wondering, maybe Arthur is coming to an end!! I really would not like that at all. This movie is great, it isn't the best storyline, but the graphics more then make up for it. I still need to buy this when I see it out. Arthur is so cute, and it is so well done. (yea, it seems I'm hitting on Arthur) I recommend this movie to anyone who likes the show or anyone who hasn't seen Arthur before as well. Heck, START watching Arthur because it is a great show. I really wish they came out with season DVDs because they are some of the best shows-that older kids can relate to and understand as well. Now, maybe they can fast forward and do a movie about Arthur finishing high school and starting college. That could be interesting...