Chuck E. Cheese in the Galaxy 5000
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| Chuck E. Cheese in the Galaxy 5000 | |
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| Directed by | David Orr |
| Written by | Neil Bligh |
| Produced by | Gen Fukunaga Cindy Fukunaga Executive: Gen Fukunaga Jon Rice Daniel Cocanougher Associate: Barry Watson |
| Starring | Galen Beyea Duncan Brannan Georgia Denney Jeremy Blaido Christopher Sabat |
| Cinematography | David Orr |
| Music by | Dave Butler David Rennke Mark Lovrich |
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| Distributed by | FUNimation Productions |
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Running time | 1 Hour |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
Chuck E. Cheese in the Galaxy 5000 is a 1999 direct-to-video film that was based upon Chuck E. Cheese's. It was released on October 5, 1999 in CEC restaurants.[1] The plot is that a boy named Charlie Rockit needs $50,000 to fix his aunt and uncle's tractor engine, so Chuck E. Cheese and his friends go to the Galaxy 5000 to win it in a race.[2]
Plot
Charlie Rockit's aunt and uncle are in danger of losing their farm because they need $50,000 to replace their broken tractor. To raise the money, Chuck E. Cheese, Jasper T. Jowls, Mr. Munch and Helen Henny decide to race in the Galaxy 5000 on the planet Orion (to which they travel via Pasqually's Awesome Adventure Machine).
They face many challenges, including a racing vehicle that is practically junk, a duo of cheating competitors known as the X-Pilots, and a woman named Astrid whom Chuck falls for but who's only interested in the prize money. Everything seems to go from bad to worse for Chuck, but just when he is at his lowest point, he meets a hermit named Harry who gets him to believe in himself and helps him train for the race.
During the race, Chuck overcomes the cheaters' maneuvers, getting stuck in a forest, and his own self-doubts to reach the finish line. After winning the prize, Chuck E. and his friends head home.
Cast
Live-action cast
- Galen Beyea as Charlie Rockit
- Stephen Lange as Pasqually, Harry the Hermit
- Don Shook as Flapjack
- Jon Rice, Chris Cason, Gary Frank and Mike Hawes as Reporters
- Chris Nash, Jerry Patin, Josh Cosimo and Gen Fukunaga as Policemen
- Chris Sabat as Piano Player
- The Morris Brothers as Soda Shop Stage Dancers
- Kenyon Holmes as Peter
- Rob Flanagan as Ivan
- Jackson Kane as Dr. Zoom
- Lydia Mackay as Astrid
- Johnathon Vought as Pizza Guy
- Candace Bordelon, Tim Conkey, Andrew DeLuma, Ron Cyphers, Josh Olkowski, Angie Guerrero, Terri Shaw, Alice Guidry, Samantha Sutherland, Jacquelyn Sutherland, Taylour Smith, Becky Taylor, Sonya Sui and Stevie Webb as Dancers
Voice cast
- Duncan Brannan as Chuck E. Cheese
- Georgia Denney as Helen Henny
- Jeremy Blaido as Jasper T. Jowls
- Chris Sabat as Mr. Munch, Announcer, Narrator
Suit performers
- Peyton Welch and Daphne Gere as Chuck E. Cheese
- Georgia Denney and Linda Coleman as Helen Henny
- Micah Menikos and Shay Coldwell as Jasper T. Jowls
- Chris Cason and Reny Fulton as Mr. Munch
Songs
- "The Galaxy's For You and Me" . . . Duncan Brannan, Georgia Denney
- "The Real Me" . . . Heather Garner
- "Snowball's Chance in Texas" . . . Jeremy Blaido
- "Zoom Gas" . . . Neil Bligh
- "True Potential" . . . Michael McFarland
- "I Know I Can" . . . Duncan Brannan, Jeremy Blaido, Chris Sabat, Georgia Denney, Michael McFarland
- "We Did It" . . . Duncan Brannan, Georgia Denney, Jeremy Blaido, Chris Sabat
- "A Little Help From Above" . . . Ashley Seekatz, Brett Cline
References
- ^ Chuck E. Cheese licensed items [1] Archived September 9, 2007, at the Wayback Machine
- ^ Complete film on YouTube