Over the Hedge

Over the Hedge is the twelfth DreamWorks film on 2006.

Dates

• November 26, 2005 (Draft)
• May 19, 2006 (Theatrical)

Cast

• Bruce Willis as RJ
• Garry Shandling as Verne
• Steve Carell as Hammy
• Wanda Sykes as Stella
• William Shatner as Ozzie
• Avril Lavigne as Heather
• Eugene Levy as Lou
• Catherine O'Hara as Penny
• Shane Baumel as Spike
• Sami Kirkpatrick as Bucky
• Madison Davenport as Quillo
• Omid Djalili as Tiger the White Cat
• Nick Nolte as Vincent
• Cameron Diaz as Fiona
• Thomas Haden Church as Dwayne
• Allison Janney as Gladys
• Antonio Banderas as Puss
• Conrad Vernon as Gingy
• Eddie Murphy as Donkey
• Mike Myers as Shrek
• Julie Andrews as Lillian
• Aron Warner as Big Bad Wolf
• Cody Cameron as Pinocchio/Heimlich/Horst/Dieter
• Tom Hanks as Woody
• Zachary James Bernard as Farkle
• Dante James Hauser as Fergus
• Jordan Alexander Hauser as Felicia
• Zoe Randol as Little Girl
• Sean Yazbeck as Barbecue Barry
• Jeannie Elias as Janis
• Richard Kind as Manager
• Kelly Cooney as Woman
• Sean Bishop as Cop #1
• Chris Miller as Cop #2
• Lee Bienstock as Patron Larry
• Newell Alexander as Ranger #1
• Geoffrey Pomeroy as Ranger #2
• Brian Stepanek as Dog
• April Lawrence as Computer Voice
• Frank Welker as Birds

Transcript

• RJ grunting with the machine, a kidnapped little girl as princess costume, RJ sees the cave and a bear snorting heard.
• RJ: Great.
• A little girl muffled shouts with RJ tries to the cave, gasps and sees the sign. RJ enters the cave and suddenly, snorting...
• Vincent: Perhaps the eat and I will kill you, RJ!
• Vincent growling and RJ gasping.

Shrek

Shrek is the fifth DreamWorks film on 2001.

Dates

• July 5, 1999 (Draft)
• May 18, 2001 (Theatrical)

Cast

• Mike Myers as Shrek/Blind Mice #2/Narrator
• Eddie Murphy as Donkey/Father Bear
• Cameron Diaz as Princess Fiona
• John Lithgow as Lord Farquaad
• Vincent Cassel as Robin Hood
• Peter Dennis as Villager #1
• Clive Pearse as Villager #2
• Jim Cummings as Captain of the Guards
• Bobby Block as Little Bear
• Chris Miller as Geppetto/Magic Mirror
• Cody Cameron as Pinocchio/Heimlich/Horst/Dieter
• Kathleen Freeman as Old Woman
• Michael Galasso as Boy #1/Boy #2
• Christopher Knights as Blind Mice #1/Thelonious
• Simon J. Smith as Blind Mice #3
• Conrad Vernon as Gingy
• Jacquie Barnbrook as Wrestling Fan
• Guillaume Aretos as Merry Man #1
• John Bisom as Merry Man #2
• Matthew Gonder as Merry Man #3
• Calvin Remsberg as Merry Man #4
• Jean-Paul Vignon as Merry Man #5
• Val Bettin as Reverend
• Andrew Adamson as Duloc Mascot/Villager #3
• Elisa Gabrielli as Mother Bear
• Sim Evan-Jones as Villager #4/Guard
• Aron Warner as Big Bad Wolf/Villager #5
• Frank Welker as Dragon/Bird/Horse

Transcript

• A light shines on a storybook which opens on its own. A man's voice begins reading.
• Narrator: Once upon a time, there was a lovely princess. She had a enchantment upon a fearful sort, which can only be broken by love's first kiss. When she was locked away in a castle guarded by a terrible fire-breathing dragon. Many brave knights had attempted to them from this dreadful prison, but none prevailed. She waited in a dragon's keep, in a highness room of the tallest tower, for her true love, and true love's first kiss.
• A man laughing.
• Shrek: *o.s.* Like that's ever going to happen.
• Ext. The outhouse
• It confirms that the man is in an outhouse.
• Shrek: *o.s.* What a lovely, boy. *toilet flushes*

Toy Story 2

Toy Story 2 is the third Pixar film on 1999.

First Draft

• December 20, 1996 (Draft)
• November 19, 1999 (Theatrical)

Cast

• Tom Hanks: Woody
• Tim Allen: Buzz Lightyear
• Joan Cusack: Jessie
• Mary Kay Bergman: Jessie (yodeling voice)
• Kelsey Grammer: Prospector
• Don Rickles: Mr. Potato Head
• Jim Varney: Slinky Dog
• Wallace Shawn: Rex
• John Ratzenberger: Hamm
• Annie Potts: Bo Peep
• Wayne Knight: Al McWhiggin
• John Morris: Andy
• Laurie Metcalf: Mrs. Davis
• Estelle Harris: Mrs. Potato Head
• R. Lee Ermey: Sarge
• Jodi Benson: Barbie/Barbie on Backpack
• Jonathan Harris: Geri
• Joe Ranft: Wheezy (speaking voice)
• Robert Goulet: Wheezy (singing voice)
• Andrew Stanton: Emperor Zurg
• Jeff Pidgeon: Aliens/Mr. Spell
• Hannah Unkrich: Molly
• Mickie McGowan: Mom at Yard Sale
• Frank Welker: Bullseye/Buster
• Corey Burton: "Woody's Roundup" Narrator
• Phil Proctor: Broadcast Day Sign-Off/Airline Rep/Mr. Konishi
• John Lasseter: Blue Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Robot
• Lee Unkrich: Red Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Robot
• Debi Derryberry: Amy
• Andi Peters: Luggage Handler

Transcript

• The film begins in outer space. The title comes up: Toy Story 2. Then green letters appear: "Gamma Quadrant, Sector 4". They disappeared and a blue comet was speeding towards a planet that has rocks on it. It's revealed to be Buzz Lightyear, a space ranger toy flying into the planet's atmosphere. He open his wings to slow himself down as he flies above the ground and then lands in a clearing. He looks around breathing in and out before opening his wrist communicator.
• Buzz Lightyear: Buzz Lightyear mission log. All signs point to this planet as the location of Zurg's fortress, but there seems to be no sign. Star Command. Do you read me? Why don't they answer? *gasps* It's robots!
• Laser lights appear on Buzz and he looks up to see millions of robots that are armed with lasers surrounding him. Buzz jumps and uses his own laser on the crystal which blows the robots up and sends him flying into the air screaming, Buzz lands on the ground and runs over to a wall to catch his breath when a monitor looks in his direction and beeps. Buzz jumps and zaps it with his laser, destroying it. Then the ground opens up in a Z shape and Buzz jumps in and when it shuts, his suit glows. He runs along the corridor. In a room, a yellow dot appears on a red screen identifying as Buzz. A figure raises his clawed hand and puts it on a lever.
• Evil Emperor Zurg: Welcome... Come to me, my prey.
• He moves the lever back and the lights in the corridor come on making Buzz stop in surprise. Then a wall with spikes appears behind him and moves towards him. Buzz look back and gasps and runs as the wall closes in on him. Buzz manages to jump through a closing door just in time and the spike ram into the door, denting it. Buzz stands up and saw a battery which reads The Source of Zurg's Power. Buzz walk slowly to the bridge which has discs that floats between him and the battery. Buzz jumps and lands on the discs, each one playing a musical note as he does so. Then, the discs fall suddenly, carrying Buzz with them. Thinking fast, Buzz opens his wings around him and then he flies upward.
• Buzz Lightyear: To infinity and beyond!
• He reaches the platform and then lands in a clearing. He then reaches to grab the battery but his hand went through it, revealing to be an illusion.
• Buzz Lightyear: What?
• It then disappears and Evil Emperor Zurg rises up behind Buzz on a platform.
• Evil Emperor Zurg: So, we meet again, Buzz Lightyear, for the last time.
• Buzz Lightyear: Not today, Zurg!
• Zurg fires his ion blaster at Buzz.
• Trans. Int. Andy's room
• It's a video game on a TV screen. The image looms above us like an IMAX movie, but down at the very bottom we se the small silhouette of Buzz Lightyear sitting in front of the TV, playing the game. Buzz holds a huge joystick. Buzz starts shooting back. Two more silhouettes shaped like Rex and Hamm hurry in front of the TV.
• Hamm: Uh-oh, that pesky Zurg character. Use your time warp cannon!
• Rex: Really? I would use my terillium shield.
• Buzz Lightyear: I'll de-moleculize him with my antimatter phaser.
• Hamm tries to grab the joystick.
• Hamm: No! Buzz Lightyear wouldn't do that.
• Buzz Lightyear: I am Buzz Lightyear!
• Zurg starts firing the blaster at us. Rex shakes Buzz.
• Rex: He's attacking. Buzz, do something!
• Trans. Int. Zurg's lair
• Buzz somersaults over Zurg but just as he landed and turn around to fire his laser, Zurg spins around so fast and shoots Buzz, vaporizing him, leaving his legs to crouch down and fall on the floor. Zurg cackles with triumph.
• Trans. Int. Andy's room
• The letters "game over" appear on the TV screen, revealing that the whole thing was only a video game which is played by Rex and Hamm, who's wearing a goldfish ball with sicker darts on his head with Buzz, beside him, watching.
• Rex: Oh, no! No, no, no, no, no, no!
• Hamm: Oh, you almost had him, genius.
• Rex: I'm never gonna defeat Zurg!
• Buzz Lightyear: Sure you will, Hamm, Rex. In fact, you're a better Buzz than I am.
• Rex: But look at my little arms! I can't pressed the "Fire" button and jump at the same time!
• Buzz Lightyear: Woody saved your life, in me.

Mulan

Mulan is the thirty-sixth Disney film on 1998.

Eighth Draft

• December 21, 1996 (Draft)
• June 19, 1998 (Theatrical)

Cast

• Miguel Ferrer: Shan-Yu
• Harvey Fierstein: Yao
• Freda Foh Shen: Fa Li
• June Foray: Grandmother Fa (speaking voice)
• James Hong: Chi Fu
• Miriam Margolyes: Matchmaker
• Pat Morita: Emperor of China
• Eddie Murphy: Mushu
• Marni Nixon: Grandmother Fa (singing voice)
• Soon-Tek Oh: Fa Zhou
• Donny Osmond: Captain Shang (singing voice)
• Lea Salonga: Mulan (singing voice)
• James Shigeta: General Li
• George Takei: First Ancestor
• Jerry Tondo: Chien-Po
• Gedde Watanabe: Ling (speaking voice)
• Frank Welker: Khan/Cri-Kee/Little Brother
• Ming-Na Wen: Mulan (speaking voice)
• Matthew Wilder: Ling (singing voice)
• BD Wong: Captain Shang (speaking voice)
• Mary Kay Bergman: Female Ancestor
• Corey Burton: Male Ancestor
• Charlie Adler: Omar the Merchant
• Julianne Buescher: Young Bride

Transcript

• First lines, a Chinese painting of the Great Wall of China is slowly painted across the screen. The words Walt Disney Pictures present and then Mulan and the dragon symbol appear. The painting becomes animated.
• Ext. Wall of China - Night
• And a Chinese soldier walks around his post. Suddenly, a bird of prey hits the back of his head.
• Soldier: Ah!
• The hawk lets out a call. The soldier walks over to the edge of the wall. A hook comes flying up, followed by many more. Running back to his post.
• Soldier: Run for it!
• The door opens, revealing a couple of Huns. The soldier climbs up the ladder. Lighting the signal with a torch, while staring at the Hun leader; other signals go on all the way along the Great Wall. Shan-Yu picking up a flag and toasting it in the signal fire.
• Shan-Yu: Great.
• The Chinese General and two soldiers walk into the Emperor's chamber and bow.
• General: Your Majesty, the Huns have crossed our border here.
• Chi Fu: Impossible! No one can get through the Great Wall!
• He is silenced with a raised hand from the Emperor.
• General: Shan-Yu is leading them. Well then, setup defenses around your palace immediately.
  

Toy Story

Toy Story is the first Pixar film on 1995.

First Date

• November 13, 1992 (Draft)
• November 22, 1995 (Theatrical)

Cast

• Tom Hanks: Woody
• Tim Allen: Buzz Lightyear
• Don Rickles: Mr. Potato Head
• Jim Varney: Slinky Dog
• Wallace Shawn: Rex
• John Ratzenberger: Hamm
• Kath Soucie: Bo Peep
• John Morris: Andy
• Erik von Detten: Sid
• Laurie Metcalf: Mrs. Davis
• R. Lee Ermey: Sarge
• Sarah Freeman: Hannah
• Penn Jillette: TV Announcer
• David Ogden Stiers: Santa Claus
• Joe Ranft: Lenny
• Jack Angel: Shark/Rocky Gibraltar
• Jeff Pidgeon: Aliens/Mr. Spell
• Greg Berg: Robot
• Debi Derryberry: Pizza Planet Announcer
• Phil Proctor: Bowling Announcer/Pizza Planet Guards
• Hannah Unkrich: Molly
• Mickie McGowan: Mrs. Phillips
• Andrew Stanton: Commercial Chorus
• Frank Welker: Scud/Buster

Transcript

• Fade in
• Open int. Andy's room
• A row of moving boxes lie on the floor of the room. They are drawn up in crayon to look like a miniature Western town. The clouds impression of sky.
• A wind HOWLS, a saloon town is set in front.
• Int. Western box
• A clock is set in front.
• Int. Andy's room
• A bank robber walks over, a bank robber stands with Woody. A broom and a blow dryer.
• Andy: They tell me you're the fastest gun in the Wild West.
• WOODY, a pull-string rag doll cowboy.
• Andy: *o.s.* Well, let's just see how fast you are, Sheriff!
• Andy, the bank robber is angry in front.
• Andy: Draw!
• A blow dryer falls down and a broom falls down, Andy kidnapped and groans.
• Andy: You got me, you no-good sidewinder!
• Andy imitating gunshots and groans.
• Andy: I'm dying. You got me. *groans*
• A front of the "JAIL" box. Andy falls the box and groans.
• Woody thinking for the glass bottle rattling, the glass bottle falling on Woody's hand.
• Andy: *pulling Woody's string* Good shooting, Woody.
• Woody: *voice box* You're my favorite deputy.
• Revealing the title of the movie: "Toy Story", the song plays "You've Got a Friend in Me" while Andy does various activities with Woody:
• Andy turns the Western town boxes around to reveal cows drawn on the other side. He grabs a jump rope and pretends Woody is lassoing the cattle.
• Andy: C'mon, let's wrangle up the cattle.
• Andy then rides Woody around on an RC (remote control) car, and herds the remaining "cow" boxes under Molly's crib.
• Trans. Int. The stairwell
• Andy places Woody on the top of the stairwell banister allowing the doll to slide downstairs. Andy races ahead and catches him at the bottom.
• Trans. Int. Living room
• Andy & Woody fall into the La-Z-Boy chair and spin around and around.
• Next, Andy used the La-Z-boy foot rest as a catapult.
• Andy flings Woody across the room to the sofa.
• Andy: (raising his arms) Score!
• SONG ENDS

Aladdin

Aladdin is the thirty-one Disney film on 1992.

Dates

• July 3, 1991 (Draft)
• November 11, 1992 (Theatrical)

Cast

• Scott Weinger: Aladdin (speaking voice)
• Brad Kane: Aladdin (singing voice)
• Robin Williams: Genie/Peddler (speaking voice)
• Linda Larkin: Princess Jasmine (speaking voice)
• Lea Salonga: Princess Jasmine (singing voice)
• Jonathan Freeman: Jafar
• Frank Welker: Abu/Cave of Wonders/Rajah
• Gilbert Gottfried: Iago
• Douglas Seale: Sultan
• Jim Cummings: Razoul/Guards/Apple Merchant
• Corey Burton: Prince Achmed/Necklace Merchant/Fish Merchant
• Charlie Adler: Melon Merchant/Nut Merchant/Gazeem
• Bruce Adler: Peddler (singing voice)
• Hal Smith: Camel/Horse/Sheep

Transcript

• Revealing the title of the movie "Aladdin": the song plays "Arabian Nights" with the desert and the city of Agrabah, in all its exotic splendor.
• Peddler: *singing* Oh I come from a land / From a faraway place / Where the caravan camels roam / Where they cut off your ear / Where's it's flat and immense / If they don't like your face / And the heat is intense / It's barbaric, but hey--it's home! / When the wind's at your back / And the sun's from the west / And the sand in the glass is right / Come on down, / Stop on by / Hop a carpet and fly / It's another Arabian night! / Arabian nights / Like Arabian days / More often than not / Are hotter than hot / In a lot of good ways / Arabian nights / 'Neath Arabian moons / A fool off his guard / Could fall and fall hard / Out there on the dunes. *speaks* Salaam and good evening to you worthy friend. Please, please, come closer-- Welcome to Agrabah. City of mystery, of enchantment, and the finest merchandise this side of the river Jordan. No? Then perhaps this elegantly appointed fruit basket would be more to your liking...? Ah, I can see that you're only interested in the exceptionally rare. I think then, you would be most rewarded to consider... this.
• Peddler pulls the magic lamp out his sleeve.
• Peddler: Do not be fooled by its commonplace appearance. Like so many things, it is not what is outside, but what is inside that counts.
• Another pan, this one slower to left. Again, Peddler rushes to catch up.
• Peddler: This is no ordinary lamp! It once contained a magical Genie of great power... Ah, that interests you. Perhaps you would like to hear the tale? But it doesn't begin with the lamp.
• Peddler pours shiny sand from the lamp into his hand.
• Peddler: It begins on a dark night...
• Peddler throws sand into the sky, where it forms a starry nightscape.
• Peddler: *o.s.* ...where a dark man waits, with a dark purpose.
• Ext. Desert
• Camera tilts down to find Jafar sitting on his horse and Iago on his shoulder. Gazeem comes riding up to the pair.
• Jafar: You...are late.
• Gazeem: A thousand apologies, O patient one.
• Jafar: You have it, then?
• Gazeem: I had to slit a few throats, but I've got it.
• Gazeem pulls out half of the medallion. Jafar reaches out for it, but Gazeem yanks it back.
• Gazeem: Ah, ah, ahhh! The treasures!
• Iago squawks as he flies by and grabs the medallion.
• Gazeem: Ouch!
• Jafar: Trust me, my pungent friend. You'll get what's coming to you.
• Iago: What's coming to you! Awk!
• Jafar pulls out the second half of the medallion. He connects them, and the insect medallion begins to glow. Finally, it flies out of Jafar's hand, scaring the horses, and is off towards the dunes.
• Jafar: Quickly, follow the trail!
• All ride off, following the glowing speck of light, until it reaches a large dune. It separates into two and the halves plunge into the dune.
• Jafar: Faster!
• All that remains are two glowing points of light on the dune. But then the dune begins to rise up, transforming into a giant lion's head, with the glowing points serving as the eyes.
• Jafar: At last, after all my years of searching, the Cave of Wonders...
• Iago: Awk, the Cave of Wonders!
• Gazeem: By Allah!
• Jafar: Now, remember! Bring me the lamp. The rest of the treasure is yours, but the lamp is mine!
• Gazeem starts to approach the lion's mouth, which forms the entrance to the cave. He chuckles as he goes.
• Iago: Awk, the lamp! Awk, the lamp!
• Now that Iago and Jafar are one, Iago opens up in normal English.
• Iago: Jeez, where'd ya dig this bozo up?
• Jafar puts his finger to his lips and shushes him. Gazeem reaches the cave, but is blown away by the roar of the cave's speaking.
• Cave: Who disturbs my slumber?
• Gazeem: It is I, Gazeem, a humble thief.
• Cave: Know this. Only one may enter here. One whose worth lies far within. A diamond in the rough.
• Gazeem turns to Jafar with a questioning look.
• Jafar: What are you waiting for? Go on!
• Gazeem hesitates, then moves one foot inside the cave.
• Jafar: Well?
• With great apprehension, he plants his foot down. Gazeem begins to descend the staircase.
• Gazeem: *o.s.* Oh!
• Jafar: Yes? Do you see the lamp?
• Nothing happens. Relieved, he begins his trek again.
• Gazeem: *o.s.* It's wonderful!
• Jafar: Bring me the lamp.
• Gazeem: *o.s.* I've got it, I've got it, the lamp is mine. *chuckles*
• Then another roar comes. He turns back, but the lion's mouth slams shut and the dune collapse back to normal. All that are left are Jafar, Iago, and the two separated halves of the medallion.
• Jafar: No!
• Cave: Seek thee out, the diamond in the rough.