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VeggieTales: Celery Night Fever (2014)
Veggie pals Laura Carrot and Junior Asparagus have a big job to do...save their beloved Celery Park from being destroyed! All hope of saving the park seems lost until the group remembers that God forgives without question, so why can't they do the same? Will the band reunite to save Celery Park? Find out in this groovy, music-filled VeggieTales adventure. - Written by Anonymous
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Veggie pals Laura Carrot and Junior Asparagus have a big job to do...save their beloved Celery Park from being destroyed! All hope of saving the park seems lost until the group remembers that God forgives without question, so why can't they do the same? Will the band reunite to save Celery Park? Find out in this groovy, music-filled VeggieTales adventure. - Written by Anonymous
Rating:NR
Genre:Animation, Comedy, Family
Written By:Bart Coughlin
In Theaters:8/5/2014
Box Office:
Runtime:53 minutes
Studio:Huhu Studios, Big Idea Productions
Cast
Mike Nawrocki
Director
Mike Nawrocki
Lanny / Jerry / Tom Turnip / Ice Cream Man / General Celery / Stagehand / Beni Hana Announcer (Voice)
Phil Vischer
Dennis / Bid Daddy Al / Mr. McMurray / Stage Manager / Silly Song Announcer (Voice)
Terry Crews
Bruce Onion / Terry Turnip (Voice)
Gigi Abraham
Laura Carrot (Voice)
Lisa Vischer
Junior Asparagus (Voice)
Tim Hodge
Stix (Voice)
J. Chris Wall
Tod Turnip
Brian K. Roberts
Reverse Mortgage / Director (Voice)
Cydney Trent
Miss Petunia (Voice)
Michael Nawrocki
Kid (Voice)
Charlotte Wall
Kid (Voice)
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