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Lucky Duck (2014)
Lucky, a small rubber duck (voiced by Christian Borle), prepares to leave the toy factory where he was born to be shipped to the store when, because of Code S (a faulty whistle), it is immediately trashed. By dint of pugnacity, he still manages to return a box of toys ready to board a boat. New twist of fate: Lucky inadvertently pass overboard! Then he will have to face all the dangers always pursuing the same goal: to find the perfect home.
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Lucky, a small rubber duck (voiced by Christian Borle), prepares to leave the toy factory where he was born to be shipped to the store when, because of Code S (a faulty whistle), it is immediately trashed. By dint of pugnacity, he still manages to return a box of toys ready to board a boat. New twist of fate: Lucky inadvertently pass overboard! Then he will have to face all the dangers always pursuing the same goal: to find the perfect home.
Rating:G
Genre:Animation, Family
Written By:Michael G. Stern
In Theaters:6/6/2014
Box Office:
Runtime:42 minutes
Studio:Disney Junior, Nelvana
Cast
Don Kim
Director
Christian Borle
Lucky (voice)
Tom Cavanagh
Snap (voice)
Megan Hilty
Flo (voice)
Gage Munroe
Danny Chase (voice)
Dan Chameroy
Captain Chase (voice)
Milton Barnes
Shark Toy (voice)
Linda Ballantyne
Reporter (voice)
Rob Tinkler
Wingo (voice)
Richard Binsley
Bob Bubbly (voice)
Joseph Motiki
Male Dolphins (voice)
Denise Oliver
Female Dolphin (voice)
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