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Ella and the 107 Dwarves is a 2001 Japanese-Australian animated movie directed by Jim Stenstrum in his animated directional debut and based on fairy tales of the Brothers Grimm and Hans Christian Andersen.  It is the MTV Japan production and an animation by Mook Animation, released by Paramount Pictures on 21 December 2001. Voice Cast: Rebel Wilson as Ella Hugh Jackman as Rick Simon Baker as Mambo Sam Worthington as Munk Joel Edgerton as the Grand Prince of Finland Barry Humphries as the Wizard Sia (musician) as Frieda Geoffrey Rush as Rumpelstiltskin Additional Voices: Richard Newman Scott McNeil C. Ernst Harth Lee Tockar Tabitha St. Germain Garry Chalk Don Brown Sam Vincent Richard Ian Cox Brian Drummond Brian Dobson Jerry Nelson John Tartaglia Saffron Henderson Kevin Clash Trivia: The beautiful animation was reminiscent of television series like  The Scooby-Doo/Dynomutt Hour  as many Hanna-Barbera cartoons. The animation shows Ella and Rick in a different-looking...

O n the border of an empire ruled by a tyrant is a small village where life is happy. The place is run by Emperor Dom Brian II. One day he is challenged by the blacksmith Dennis, who is banished from the village. All this leads the emperor to turn his eyes to the village and demand the Ferris wheel in the park there. One of the villagers refuses to hand over the toy and is arrested. As a result, the leader goes on an adventurous journey to try to free his friend and two mermaids.

Bartholomew: Don’t look at me like that! She ’ s the only one who ’ s kissed the frog. They expect me to cook it again! (Nori looks up: HUH?) I’m not ambitious, I wasn’t trying to cook, I was just trying to stay out of trouble. You’re the one who was getting fancy with the spices! What’d you throw in there? Oregano? (Nori SHAKES HEAD: “NO”) No? What, rosemary? (Again, Nori shakes head) That’s a spice, isn’t it? Rosemary? (At this Nori NODS) You didn’t put rosemary in there. Nori shakes his head. Bartholomew SLUMPS down on the bank, sets the Nori jar next to him. Barbara: It serves me right for wishing on stars. The only way to get what you want in this world is through hard work. Bartholomew: Why… why would a princess need to work hard? Barbara NODS: I’m a waitress. Bartholomew: Oh...A waitress? Well you wonder the kiss did work! Barbara: I was wearing a lily pad dress. You spoiled little rich boy. Bartholomew: Oh, oh yeah? Well, the egg is on your face, alright, bec...

Synopsis: When a magic merry-go-round at the center of the village is frozen solid, the future depends on whether a foursome of unlikely heroes, including a talking dog named Dooku, can checkmate chilly villain Xiaobo and thaw the ice enveloping the landscape. The movie used audio from Doogal . Voice Cast: Daniel Tay as Dooku Kylie Minogue as Blossom William H. Macy as Bernie Jon Stewart as Xiaobo Bill Hader as Shaggy Whoopi Goldberg as Hermitchu Jimmy Fallon as Bob Ian McKellen as Genghis Eric Robinson as Buzz Heidi Brook Myers as Dory Cory Edwards as Peasant #1, Skeleton guards John Krasinski as Peasant #2, Skeleton guards Kevin Smith as Monster turkey Judi Dench as Narrator

The main character is Dougal (Pollux in the original French-language version), who was a drop-eared variety of the Skye Terrier. Other characters include Zebedee (Zébulon), a talking jack-in-the-box with magical powers; Brian (Ambroise), a snail; Ermintrude (Azalée), a cow; and Dylan (named after Bob Dylan) (Flappy), a hippy rabbit. There are two notable human characters: Florence (Margote), a young girl; and Mr Rusty (le Père Pivoine), the elderly moustached operator of the roundabout. Other characters included Mr McHenry (Bonhomme Jouvence, the elderly gardener who rode a tricycle), and a talking locomotive with a 4-2-2 wheel arrangement and a two-wheel tender. Three other children, Paul, Basil and Rosalie, appeared in the original black-and-white serial and in the credit sequence of the colour episodes, but very rarely in subsequent episodes. Dougal, Brian, Ermintrude and Dylan all reside in a place called The Magic Garden. The exact distance from where the roundabout and The Magic ...

(The first to climb out, Katy gracefully slides down to the bottom of the volcano hill.) Katy: You did it! You rescued me! You're amazing. (Behind her, Goat tumbles his way down.) (She turns to see Jimmy and Matthew slide down and crash into Goat.) Katy: Thy deed is good, and Shrek is love. I am eternally in your debt. Goat: Ahem... Katy: And where would a brave knight be without his noble steed? (She reaches down, squeezing Goat's face.) Goat: I hope you heard that. She called me a noble steed. She thinks I'm a goat. (Katy chuckles while Matthew rolls his eyes.) Katy: The battle is won. A princess locked in a tower and beset by a dragon is rescued by a brave knight, and then they share true love's first kiss. (They both give Katy a wide-eyed look.) Matthew: Hmm? Goat: With Jimmy? Whoa, hold on a sec. Do you figure that Jimmy is your true love? Katy: Well...yes. (Katy sheepishly smiles at Jimmy. Goat, Jimmy, and Matthew turn to each other and laugh.) Matthew: (Laughing)...

(Humpty Dumpty sits on a wall, singing. The White Rabbit hops behind him.) Humpty Dumpty: At the risk of laying a bomb with you, Or at least a little bomblet. I'd like to announce … I'm preparing to play… The lead-in Shakespeare's Omelet! (laughs) These are the yolks, folks! (David Littleton, the Cheshire Cat, and other Wonderlanders join him.) Wonderlanders: These are the yolks! Yuk-yuk! Tough luck! Cluck cluck! We're stuck! These are the yolks! Humpty Dumpty: Some people say that the way I tell jokes Is very close to humans. So tomorrow I go … To a studio … To record my first record albumen! (laughs) These are the yolks, folks! Wonderlanders: These are the yolks! Yuk-yuk! Tough luck! Cluck cluck! We're stuck! These are the yolks! Humpty Dumpty: Whoooaaa… (Humpty Dumpty has a great fall, being turned into a golden egg upon cracked, and is trampled by all the king's horses and all the king's men.)