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Lil' Pimp

March 14, 2004 Direct to Video Revolution Pictures

Studio
Revolution Pictures
Distributor
Columbia Pictures

Synopsis

Poor Lil' Pimp. The little boy just doesn't seem to fit in at home in squeaky-clean suburbia. His only friend is a foul-mouthed talking gerbil, Weathers. Then one day, by accident, he runs into a bodacious working girl, Sweet Chiffon, who takes him to a bar called Playground, a hip-hop wonderland where he befriends master pimp Fruit Juice, and where he is introduced to the world of pimping. There's no place like the Playground, and Lil' Pimp calls it home. But his new life is endangered by the machinations of the city's scheming, duplicitous mayor, Tony Gold. Unless Gold can be exposed for the conniving, double-crossing politician that he is, the Playground and the neighborhood surrounding it will be transformed into a toxic golf course. And Lil' Pimp will be forced to return to the horrors of life in suburbia.

Characters

Lil' Pimp, Weathers, Sweet Chiffon, Fruit Juice, Tony Gold, Ugly Midget, Nag Champa, Honeysack, Skinny Peeps, Kevin, Bonny, Hans Dribbler Announcer, Billy, Clancey, Adam 12 Cop, Man Cub Master, Mr. Slippers, Geoffrey, Kevin Smokey, Cabbie, Principal Nixon, Mom, Old Lady, Mary, Miss De La Croix

Credits

Directing

Director
Mark Brooks, Peter Gilstrap

Voices

Voice
Mark Brooks (Lil' Pimp), Ludacris (Weathers), Kimberly "Lil' Kim" Jones (Sweet Chiffon), Bernie Mac (Fruit Juice), William Shatner (Tony Gold), Danny Bonaduce (Ugly Midget), Big Boy (Nag Champa), Carmen Electra (Honeysack). Peter Gilstrap (Skinny Peeps, Kevin, Bonny), Tom Kenny (Hans Dribbler Announcer, Billy, Clancey, Adam 12 Cop), John C. McGinley (Man Cub Master), Rudy Ray Moore (Mr. Slippers), Mystikal (Geoffrey), Kevin Michael Richardson (Smokey), Jack Shih (Cabbie), David Spade (Principal Nixon), Jill Talley (Mom, Old Lady, Mary), Jennifer Tilly (Miss De La Croix)

Editing

Editor
Gian Ganziano
Assistant Editor
Christopher E. Bennett

Production notes

A feature made entirely from FLASH animation.

Originally slated as a theatrical release. However, in a bid to cut its losses, Revolution Pictures does not plan a domestic theatrical release.