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When laidback Greg finds himself at odds with his dad's outsized expectations, pressure builds to turn his act around. After a series of hilarious near disasters, Greg's dad presents him with an ultimatum that just might challenge his wimpy ways for good.
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When laidback Greg finds himself at odds with his dad's outsized expectations, pressure builds to turn his act around. After a series of hilarious near disasters, Greg's dad presents him with an ultimatum that just might challenge his wimpy ways for good.
Rating:PG
Genre:Animation, Family, Comedy
Written By:Jeff Kinney
In Theaters:12/5/2025
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Walt Disney Pictures, Bardel Entertainment
Cast
Matt Danner
Director
Aaron D. Harris
Greg (voice)
Chris Diamantopoulos
Frank (voice)
Erica Cerra
Susan (voice)
Hunter Dillon
Rodrick (voice)
Jude Zarzaur
Rowley (voice)
Gracen Newton
Manny (voice)
Jill Basey
Mrs. Canfield (voice)
Bashir Salahuddin
Mr. Warren (voice)
William Stanford Davis
Troopmaster Barrett (voice)
Jabari Banks
Lenwood (voice)
P.L. Brown
Priest (voice)
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