John Dolittle loves animals just like his uncle, Doctor Dolittle. When John is warned that animals are in danger, he jumps into his uncle’s submarine to help. When he arrives at Dolittle Island, he learns that it has been taken over by Ramsey the Ram and his army of gorillas. With a little help from some new friends, John comes to the rescue and saves the island.
Rinat Gazizov
Director
Jason Alexander
Eugene (voice)
Tim Curry
Doctor Dolittle (voice)
Jane Seymour
Polynesia (voice)
Tom Kenny
Gordo / Chomps / Jip (voice)
Maddie Taylor
Brainy Ape / Tango (voice)
André Sogliuzzo
Crocodile Leader / Ramsey (voice)
Dannah Feinglass Phirman
Dab-Dab / Mrs. Dolittle / Zen Zebra (voice)
Mackenzie Mason
Little Bear / Little Kitty (voice)
Stevie Vallance
Little Bunny / Little Puppy / Little Rhino (voice)
Jessica DiCicco
Louise / Ping-Ping (voice)
Jenn Reese
Ms. Ping / Young Doctor Dolittle (voice)
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