Universal Pictures ; Imagine Entertainment ; produced by Ron Howard, David Kirschner, Jon Shapiro ; story by Ken Kaufman and Mike Werb ; screenplay by Ken Kaufmann ; directed by Matthew O’Callaghan
Bonus features: Jack Johnson’s “Upside down” music video and sing-along; Deleted scenes; “Drawn” to George; Monkey around with words; A very curious car; Monkey in motion; Read with your child; Games: “Banana hunt: help hungry George find the hidden bananas” and “Where’s George”; Virtual coloring book; The ever changing colorful chameleon.
Music, Heitor Pereira ; production designer, Yarrow Cheney ; special effects animator, Ian Mah ; editor, Julie Rogers.
Voices: Will Ferrell (Ted), Frank Welker (George), Drew Barrymore (Maggie), David Cross, Eugene Levy, Joan Plowwright, Dick Van Dyke.
Ted, the explorer with a large yellow hat, is good friends with Bloomsberry. Bloomsberry runs a natural history museum. His greedy son, Bloomsberry Junior, wants to tear down his dad’s museum and put a parking garage in its place, but the elder Bloomsberry is convinced that a spectacular new exhibit could save the museum from the wrecking ball. Ted heads to Africa on an expedition to find some special artifacts that will keep his friend in business. While he is in Africa, he befriends a playful monkey he calls George. While George is friendly, he has a taste for mischief and seems to always get Ted in trouble. Ted thinks he has seen the last of George when his ship heads back to America, but discovers that George managed to hide aboard the boat before it sailed. Ted and his good friend Maggie, a schoolteacher who’s sweet on him, struggle to find of a way to save Bloomsberry’s museum.
MPAA rating: G.
DVD, region 1, full frame (1.33:1) presentation; Dolby Digital 5.1 surround.
English, dubbed French or dubbed Spanish dialogue, English, French or Spanish subtitles; English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing.
This is the April 2008 upgrade of Cook Memorial Library’s new website, in development by Scriblio. It’s a brand new model for libraries, constructed to be interactive throughout, and to give website users the same opportunity for give-and-take that’s one of the joys of visiting our physical library on Tamworth’s Main Street.
If this is your first visit to the new site, please go to the HELP link. It will show you how to navigate the website. Please feel free to comment.
Our automation system, INFOCENTRE, can be accessed directly for RESERVES & RENEWS, and creating reading lists.
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