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Curious George: Royal Monkey (2019)

Join your favorite monkey as he takes on his most regal role yet in the all-new movie, Curious George: Royal Monkey. After disrupting a meeting with a stuffy royal family, George accidentally trades places with the king's snooty monkey, Philippe. While Philippe puzzles Ted with his flawless manners, George travels to the castle where his fun-loving antics raise eyebrows and bring shy Princess Isabel out of her shell. Featuring all-new music from Andy Grammer, this king-sized adventure reminds us all that doing what you love is the key to happiness.
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Join your favorite monkey as he takes on his most regal role yet in the all-new movie, Curious George: Royal Monkey. After disrupting a meeting with a stuffy royal family, George accidentally trades places with the king's snooty monkey, Philippe. While Philippe puzzles Ted with his flawless manners, George travels to the castle where his fun-loving antics raise eyebrows and bring shy Princess Isabel out of her shell. Featuring all-new music from Andy Grammer, this king-sized adventure reminds us all that doing what you love is the key to happiness.

Rating:G
Genre:Animation, Adventure, Comedy, Family
Directed By:Doug Murphy
Written By:Joe Stillman, Elana Lesser, Dan Wicksman, Cliff Ruby, Nuria Wicksman
In Theaters:9/10/2019
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Imagine Entertainment, Universal 1440 Entertainment, Universal Animation Studios

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