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Thomas & Friends: Splish, Splash, Splosh! (2009)
Even when it's wet outside you can still have plenty of fun, especially when you share your adventures with Thomas and his friends! Grab your galoshes and join the team as they prepare for rainy day visits and soapy spills, and then get unstuck from a snowy situation in this collection of stories from the Island of Sodor.
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Even when it's wet outside you can still have plenty of fun, especially when you share your adventures with Thomas and his friends! Grab your galoshes and join the team as they prepare for rainy day visits and soapy spills, and then get unstuck from a snowy situation in this collection of stories from the Island of Sodor.
Rating:G
Genre:Family, Animation
Written By:Sam Barlow, Sharon Miller, Mark Robertson, Alan Hescott
In Theaters:11/7/2009
Box Office:
Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:HiT Entertainment, Nitrogen Studios Canada
Cast
John Gilluley, Greg Tiernan
Director
Michael Brandon
Narrator / Mr. Bubbles (voice)
Martin Sherman
Thomas / Percy (voice)
Kerry Shale
James / Sir Topham Hatt / Henry / Gordon / Kevin (voice)
Jules de Jongh
Emily / Rosie / Allicia Botti (voice)
Glenn Wrage
Charlie / Spencer (voice)
William Hope
Edward / Rocky (voice)
David Bedella
Victor (voice)
Ben Forster
Mr. Perkins
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