Arnold's Hat
- Studio
- Games Animation, Wang Film Productions.
- Distributor
- Nickelodeon.
Synopsis
Helga steals Arnold's hat to complete her secret shrine- a statue in the shape of Arnold's head made from Arnold-chewed bubble gum- but Arnold feels he's lost a part of himself... but in order for Helga to fix the problem, first she has to get the hat, which her mother tossed into the trash that is now on its way to the dump.
Characters
Arnold, Mrs. Vitello, Arnold's Father, Mrs. Johanssen, Sid, Rhonda Wellington Lloyd, Marty Green, Harvey, Bus Driver, Harold Berman, Helga Pataki, Gerald Johanssen, Miriam Pataki, Park, Iggy
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Larry Leichliter
Producing
- Producer
- Steve Viksten
- Executive Producers
- Craig Bartlett, Mary Harrington
Writing
- Writer
- Steve Viksten
- Creator
- Craig Bartlett
- Developed by
- Craig Bartlett, Joe Ansolabehere, Steve Viksten
Voices
- Voice
- Toran Caudell (Arnold), Elizabeth Ashley (Mrs. Vitello), Craig Bartlett (Arnold's Father), Shari Belafonte (Mrs. Johanssen), Sam Gifaldi (Sid), Olivia Hack (Rhonda Wellington Lloyd), James Keane (Marty Green), Lou Rawls (Harvey, Bus Driver), Justin Shenkarow (Harold Berman), Francesca Smith (Helga Pataki), Jamil Walker Smith (Gerald Johanssen), Kath Soucie (Miriam Pataki), Marcus Toji (Park, Iggy)
Music
- Music
- Jim Lang
Art Department
- Storyboards
- Tuck Tucker
- Layout Supervisor/BG Design
- Brian Mark
Editing
- Editor
- Scott Jeffress
Production notes
Hey Arnold! showed us that having a football-shaped head is only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the struggles of being an orphaned fourth grader.
The title star of Hey Arnold! was an unkempt, wise-beyond-his-years blonde boy. Arnold's guardians were his senile Grandfather and his Grandmother, a former librarian with an active imagination. The family of three lived in the grandparents' urban boarding house, along with a cast of odd grown-ups who often acted more like children than adults.
Arnold was just like any other kid growing up in the city, assuming those kids also had a room operated by a remote-control and a pet pig. He liked to hang out with friends, play stickball with kids from the neighborhood, and get into trouble–like when he and his best friend Gerald accidentally wound up downtown, DRESSED AS FRUIT! Gerald was remarkably cool, calm, and collected for a ten year-old. Arnold's other friend (and sometimes enemy) was Helga, a thick-skinned girl who both hated Arnold and loved him.
Along with Phoebe, Brainy, and resident jinx Eugene, this amusing group of fourth-graders had what it took to survive life in the big city. They even managed to survive the rigors of a regular television series, as Hey Arnold! became yet another successful "Nicktoon."
The title star of Hey Arnold! was an unkempt, wise-beyond-his-years blonde boy. Arnold's guardians were his senile Grandfather and his Grandmother, a former librarian with an active imagination. The family of three lived in the grandparents' urban boarding house, along with a cast of odd grown-ups who often acted more like children than adults.
Arnold was just like any other kid growing up in the city, assuming those kids also had a room operated by a remote-control and a pet pig. He liked to hang out with friends, play stickball with kids from the neighborhood, and get into trouble–like when he and his best friend Gerald accidentally wound up downtown, DRESSED AS FRUIT! Gerald was remarkably cool, calm, and collected for a ten year-old. Arnold's other friend (and sometimes enemy) was Helga, a thick-skinned girl who both hated Arnold and loved him.
Along with Phoebe, Brainy, and resident jinx Eugene, this amusing group of fourth-graders had what it took to survive life in the big city. They even managed to survive the rigors of a regular television series, as Hey Arnold! became yet another successful "Nicktoon."