The Little Polar Bear 2: The Mysterious Island
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| The Little Polar Bear 2: The Mysterious Island | |
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| German | Der Kleine Eisbär 2: Die Geheimnisvolle Insel |
| Directed by | Piet De Rycker Thilo Graf Rothkirch |
| Written by | Hans de Beer Piet De Rycker Rolf Giesen Bert Schrickel Thomas Wittenburg |
| Produced by | Thilo Rothkirch |
| Music by | Nick Glennie-Smith Hans Zimmer |
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| Distributed by | Warner Bros. Pictures |
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Running time | 80 minutes |
| Country | Germany |
| Languages | German English |
| Box office | $9,612,667 |
The Little Polar Bear 2: The Mysterious Island (German: Der Kleine Eisbär 2: Die Geheimnisvolle Insel) is a 2005 German animated adventure film and the sequel to The Little Polar Bear. It is a film about a little polar bear who makes friends with other Arctic creatures.
Plot
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Lars the little polar bear accidentally ends up traveling to the Galapagos archipelago, accompanied by his friends Robby the seal and Caruso the penguin. In the tropical paradise, they meet all sorts of strange and funny animals: birds, crabs and turtles. But when scientists attempt to catch Lars and his mysterious new friend, he'll need the help of all of his friends in order to thwart their plans.
Voice cast
[edit]| Character | Original actor | English dubbing actor |
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| Lars | Maximilian Artajo | Anjella Macintosh |
| Greta | Céline Vogt | Helena Roman |
| Robby | Leander Wolf | Suzy Cooper |
| Iguanita | Anke Engelke | Anjella Macintosh |
| Caruso | Dirk Bach | Ben Bishop |
| Maria | Joy Gruttmann | Melanie Cooper |
| Kalle | Atze Schröder | Ben Bishop as Brutus |
| Nalle | Bastian Pastewka | Ray Gillon as Bert |
| Palle | Oliver Kalkofe | Ben Bishop as Boris |
| Pepe | Ralf Schmitz | Ray Gillon |
| Booby | Mirco Nontschew | Ben Bishop |
| Darwina | Eva Mattes | Anjella Macintosh |
| Anna | Adak Azdasht | |
| Pieps | Lisa Mitsching | |
| Mika | Ingolf Lück | Ben Bishop |
| Frieda | Anke Engelke | Helena Roman as Nina |
| Chuco | Max von der Groeben | Max Baldry as Chico |
| Mother | Brit Gülland | Anjella Macintosh |
| Carlson | Simon Gosejohann | Tim Everett |
| Bill | Elton | Ray Gillon |
| Captain | Tetje Mierendorf | Ben Bishop |
| Lava Lizard | Birgit Lechtermann | Madga Rodriguez |
| Little Lizard | Lisann Lechtermann | Ben Bishop |
| George | Harry Rowohlt | Ray Gillon |
| Lemmings | Roberto Capitoni Johann König Thomas Hackenberg Michael Koslar |
Tim Everett Ray Gillon Trevor Swanscott |
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- Animated films about penguins
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- Films scored by Nick Glennie-Smith
- Films scored by Hans Zimmer
- Animated films about polar bears
- Animated films set in the Arctic
- Films set on the Galápagos Islands
- German animated feature films
- German children's films
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