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Frog Kingdom (2015)
Princess Froglegs goes undercover to compete in her father's Froglympics in order to avoid being married off to a male suitor.
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Princess Froglegs goes undercover to compete in her father's Froglympics in order to avoid being married off to a male suitor.
Rating:PG
Genre:Animation, Adventure, Comedy
Written By:Mychal Simka, Liguo Zheng, Melanie Simka
In Theaters:6/30/2015
Box Office:$3,280,172
Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Grindstone Entertainment Group, Jilin Vixo Pictures, Simka Entertainment
Cast
Nelson Shin, Melanie Simka
Director
Bella Thorne
Princess Froglegs (voice)
Gregg Sulkin
Inspector Noggin (voice)
Dallas Lovato
Bestie (voice)
Romeo
Foofie (voice)
Brandon Hudson
Devo (voice)
Savannah Hudson
Robot Princess (voice)
Nathan Barnatt
Boogie (voice)
Talon Reid
Announcer Froggie (voice)
Drake Bell
Additional Voices (voice)
Cameron Dallas
Freddie (voice)
Keith David
Frog King (voice)
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