
Hello, Dollface
- Studio
- Nickelodeon, Dreamworks SKG
- Animation studio
- Dreamworks Animation, Paprikaas Technicolor India
- Distributor
- Nickelodeon
Synopsis
The toy manufacturer of Rico's doll-girlfriend has upgraded their doll line with a voice chip, endowing the dolls to speak. Rico must have this upgrade at all costs. Will Rico sacrifice his friendship in order to get his doll-girlfriend a voice?
Characters
Kowalski, Computer, Rico, Factory Worker, Macho TV Announcer, Hans, King Julien, Skipper, Maurice, TV Announcer, Stampeding Shopper, Driver, Mort, Lunacorn, Miss Perky, Private, Toy Store Worker, Marlene, Little Girls
Credits
Producing
- Producer
- Mark McCorkle, Bob Schooley (Executive Producers)
Writing
- Writer
- Brandon Sawyer
Voices
- Voice
- Jeff Bennett (Kowalski, Computer Voice), John Di Maggio (Rico, Factory Worker, Macho TV Announcer, Hans), Danny Jacobs (King Julien), Tom McGrath (Skipper), Kevin Michael Richardson (Maurice, TV Announcer, Stampeding Shopper, Driver), Andy Richter (Mort), Christy Carlson Romano (Lunacorn, Little Girl #1), Tara Strong (Miss Perky), James Patrick Stuart (Private, Toy Store Worker), Nicole Sullivan (Marlene)
Production notes
To the untrained eye, Skipper, Kowalski, Rico and Private are four adorable penguins living in the Central Park Zoo. But behind closed doors in their secret headquarters, these penguins act as an elite strike force with unmatched commando skills! Their mission? To maintain order in the zoo. And they do a darn good job until an obnoxious new neighbor, King Julien, comes onto their turf. The self-proclaimed "King of the Lemurs," King Julien is a party animal who's looking to shake things up for the fearsome foursome!
