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Norm of the North: Keys to the Kingdom (2019)
When Norm returns to New York, he is falsely accused of a crime and must work with his pals to get the case dismissed while also protecting his kingdom in a winner-take-all hockey tournament.
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When Norm returns to New York, he is falsely accused of a crime and must work with his pals to get the case dismissed while also protecting his kingdom in a winner-take-all hockey tournament.
Rating:PG
Genre:Animation, Comedy, Family
Written By:Derek Chan, Alec Sokolow, Elie Choufany, Dean Stefan
In Theaters:1/11/2019
Box Office:
Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Lionsgate, Splash Entertainment, Discreet Arts Productions, Assemblage Entertainment, Telegael, Mandate International, Yang Yang Pictures, Dream Factory Group
Cast
Tim Maltby
Director
Andrew Toth
Norm (voice)
Maya Kay
Olympia (voice)
Jennifer Cameron
Vera / Chase / Reporter #3 / Human Announcer #2 (voice)
Cole Howard
Quinn / Tony / Worker (voice)
Lee Tockar
Fong / Rick Seal (voice)
Alan Marriott
Stan / Polar Bear #1 (voice)
Jonathan Holmes
Socrates / Louis (voice)
Brian Drummond
Mayor Freeman / Prime Minister Voulanov (voice)
Lisa Durupt
Maria / Elizabeth (voice)
Brian Dobson
Grandfather / Benny Voulanov / Human Announcer #1 (voice)
Marco Soriano
Frank / Laurence the Actor (voice)
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