101 Dalmatians II: Patch's London Adventure
101 Dalmatians II: Patch's London Adventure is a 2002 direct-to-video sequel to the Disney animated movie One Hundred and One Dalmatians, which is voiced by Martin Short, Jason Alexander, and Barry Bostwick. It was released on November 10, 2002 and won awards for best animated feature, best director, best editing, and best musical score. Disney re-released the movie on September 16, 2008.[2]
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| Music by | Richard Gibbs |
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| Distributed by | Walt Disney Home Entertainment |
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Running time | 74 minutes |
| Country | United States[1] |
| Language | American English |
The movie tells the story of Patch, the loneliest dalmatian, who felt "lost in a sea of the spots" until he met his TV hero Thunderbolt. Unlike many of the Disney direct-to-video sequels that just retell the original movie's story, 101 Dalmatians II: Patch's London Adventure takes characters from the original movie in some new directions.
The story change
The family of Roger, Anita, and the dalmatians plan to move to Dalmatian Plantation, a home in the country with plenty of room for the 101 pups and far from the clutches of Cruella de Vil, located at Cherry Tree Farm, Little Devon. One of the dalmatians, Patch, feels lost in a sea of spots and wants to be a one-of-a-kind wonder dog like his TV hero, Thunderbolt. While watching the Thunderbolt Adventure Hour, Patch hears about a chance to appear on the show while it's filming in London. However, the family move will cause a problem for Patch's opportunity. However, he is accidentally left behind in the commotion. Patch heads for the audition to meet his hero and find out if he one of a kind, or just one of 101.
Meanwhile, Thunderbolt's "trusty" sidekick, Lil' Lightning, tells Thunderbolt the producers want to replace him with a younger dog. In order to save his job, Thunderbolt decides he will go into the real world and perform an act of true heroism to prove himself. A relible reference book to Thunderbolt's many adventures, Patch provides the perfect guide for the TV star in his attempts at real-life heroics. As for Cruella - she's back and more obsessed with Dalmatians than ever. At first, an artist named Lars can calm her down, but he cannot make the perfect spot painting, so she locks him up and returns to her old ways. Lil 'lightning tells Thunderbolt and Patch that Thunderbolt was not going to be replaced but it is just a trick to make him quit once and for all and make Lightning the star. Patch becomes heartbroken when he finds out that his favorite wonderdog just a TV actor.
Cast change
- Barry Bostwick as Thunderbolt (originally seen in a scene of the original movie, but unvoiced)
- Jason Alexander as Lil' Lightning (also known as Lightning)
- Martin Short as Lars
- Bobby Lockwood as Patch (originally voiced by Mickey Maga)
- Susanne Blakeslee as Cruella de Vil (originally voiced by Betty Lou Gerson)
- Samuel West as Pongo (originally voiced by Rod Taylor)
- Maurice LaMarche as Horace (originally voiced by Frederick Worlock)
- Jeff Bennett as Jasper (originally voiced by J. Pat O'Malley)
- Jodi Benson as Anita (originally voiced by Lisa Davis)
- Tim Bentinck as Roger (originally voiced by Ben Wright, with his singing voice originally provided by Bill Lee)
- Kath Soucie as Perdita (originally voiced by Cate Bauer, along with some lines by Lisa Daniels)
- Mary Macleod as Nanny (originally voiced by Martha Wentworth)
- Michael Lerner as the Producer
- Jim Cummings as Dirty Dawson (originally voiced by Paul Frees, but only provided his laughs) and Colonel (originally voiced by O'Malley too)
- Kasha Kropinski as Penny (originally voiced by Sandra Abbott)
- Eli Russell Linnetz as Rolly (originally voiced by Barbara Beaird)
- Rob Paulsen as Danny (originally voiced by George Pelling)
- Tara Strong as Two-Tone
- Ben Tibber as Lucky (originally voiced by Mimi Gibson)
- Frank Welker as Captain (originally voiced by Thurl Ravenscroft)
Additional voices were provided by Kathryn Beaumont, Ursula Brooks, Corey Burton, Aria Curzon, Sophie Heyman, Nikita Hopkins, Daamen Krall, Joe Lavery, Peter Lavin, Nicolette Little, Nick Meaney, Sean Michael, Cornelia O'Herlihy, Phil Proctor, Clive Revill, MacKenzie Sells, Kath Soucie and Clive Swift.
Crew change
Note: One of two direct-to-video movies which has opening credits.
Opening credits
- Presented by Walt Disney Pictures
- Unit director: Takamitsu Kawamura
- Art director: Bill Perkins
- Score by: Richard Gibbs
- Voice casting and dialogue directors: Jamie Thomason and Julie Morgavi
- Based upon the novel The One Hundred and One Dalmatians by: Dodie Smith
- Based on the characters created and the story written from One Hundred and One Dalmatians by: William Peed
- Story by: Garrett K. Schiff, Dan Root, Michael Berg, Brian Smith and Jim Kammerud
- Produced by: Carolyn Bates and Leslie Hough
- Screenplay and directed by: Jim Kammerud and Brian Smith
Ending credits
- Cast: See the Cast section.
- Technical director: Brian Cole and Charles Luce
- Film editors: Robert S. Birchard and Ron Price
- Storyreel editor: Ron Price
- Additional story material by: Temple Mathews
- Supervising animation directors: Hiroshi Kawamata and Kenichi Tsuchiya
- Storyboard artists: Troy Adomitis, Dino Athanassiou, Francisco Avalos, Tod Carter, Victor Cook, Daniel Fausett, Brian Fee, Bob Foster, Martin Lee Fuller, Fred Gonzales, Steven Gordon, Skip Jones, Linda Miller, Dean Roberts, Dan Root, Rafael Rosado, Chris Rutkowski, Dan Scanlon, Toby Shelton, Clint Taylor and Philip Weinstein
- Timing directors: JK Kim, Marsh Lamore, Terry Lennon, Rick Leon and Kevin Petrilak
- Production managers: Michelle Pniewski, Samantha Berg, Jill Brandt, Samantha Tishkoff, Takaaki Matsudaira and Meredith McIvor
- Greensman: Nicholas Eiloart
Design & visual development change
- Character design supervisors: Dan Root and James Kammerud
- Character design: Ed Bell, Dan Haskett and Troy Saliba
- Model clean-up: Francesca Allen
- Key location design: Andrew Gormley, Stuart Heimdal, Ennis McNulty, Louis Police, Robert St. Pierre and Jennifer Yuan
- Prop design: Todd Cronin, Brian Fee, Tony J. Lee, Steve Purcell, Brad Sherman, Clint Taylor, Marty Warner and Charlie Warren
- Key background stylists: Mannix Bennett, Christopher Consani, David Eppen, James Finn, Serge Michaels, Jeff Richards, Lucy Tanashian, Bi Wei Tronolone and Fred Warter
- Key color stylist: Laura Beth Albright
Layout change
- Layout artists: Shigeru Yamamoto, Isamitsu Kashima, Takayo Nishimura, Masaki Sugiyama and Shinichi Suzuki
- Assistant director: Yumiko Suzuki
Character animation change
- Key animators: Yuji Watanabe, Chie Arai, Rie Arai, Yoshiharu Ashino, Takeshi Atomura, Genta Chiba, Atsuhiko Hara, Takahiro Ikezoe, Isamitsu Kashima, Hideaki Kurakawa, Masayo Matsumoto, Hiroko Minowa, Kiyomi Miyakawa, Yufuki Morimoto, Kazuhiro Murase, Hirofumi Nakata, Tomokatsu Nagasaku, Takayo Nishimura, Katherine O'Rourke, Masaru Ohshiro, Chika Sato, Kazuko Shibata, Kouichi Suenaga, Jyunpei Tatenaka, Kazuyoshi Takeuchi, Yasuyo Torii, Yoshihiro Tsuji, Kouji Ukai, Hisashi Wada and Sachiko Wakabayashi
Clean-up animation change
- Clean-up artists: Nozomi Fujii, Akiko Fujimoto, Kasumi Hara, Kyoko Haseyama, Nakajima Hiroaki, Yoshitake Iwakami, Kenji Kajiwara, Tsutomu Kaneko, Eiko Koyanagi, Ai Kuwabara, Terumichi Maguchi, Kiyoko Makita, Reiko Mano, Junichi Mineta, Tomoko Miyata, Masako Morimitsu, Mio Nakano, Hiroaki Nakajima, Kazumi Nakata, Maki Nishi, Sumie Nishido, Yuko Ohara, Mayumi Ohmura, Kumiko Ohta, Masatomo Saito, Kiyoko Saito, Tsutomu Sibutani, Takahito Sugawara, Kenji Sugiyama, Kaori Suzuki, Tsuyoshi Takahashi, Kumiko Tanihira, Yukari Yamamura, Tsutomu Yanagida, Hisako Yazi and Kazumi Yokoyama
Inbetween animation change
- Inbetween artists: Mio Aihata, Kazuho Ando, Miho Fujita, Yumi Funamoto, Taro Fukino, Shoko Hagiwara, Chiharu Haraguchi, Kazuyo Higashi, Kiyoteru Hosoda, Kazuko Ike, Yoshiko Imoto, Chizuko Iwasa, Noriko Kai, Naoko Kakiki, Yukie Kaneko, Yuko Kitani, Seigo Kitazawa, Kazuhide Kondou, Madoka Koutou, Chie Maruyama, Akiko Matsuo, Chieko Miyagawa, Satsuki Muramatsu, Rie Nakagome, Youhei Nakano, Mai Nakazato, Sachio Nishiyama, Emi Noguchi, Yumiko Ohasa, Kazuyoshi Onoda, Kiyomi Ohshima, Hiromi Ota, Kumiko Ohtani, Shinobu Saeki, Hiroyuki Saito, Kiwako Sakano, Masako Sakano, Keisuke Shimohira, Noriko Sugiyama, Miho Suzuki, Makimi Takada, Mie Takaguchi, Naomi Takeuchi, Ritsuko Tanaka, Yukie Watanabe, Alexandra Weihrauch, Muneyuki Yamashita, Morihiko Yano and Terumi Yoshida
- Inbetween checkers: Takahiro Takashima, Etsuko Tamakoshi, Takeo Shuto and Kaori Takeuchi
Effects animation change
- Supervising effects animation director: Madoka Yasuet
- Effects clean-up artist: Masahisa Koyata
- Visual effects supervisor: Douglas Little
CGI animation change
- CGI artists: Hiroyuki Hatada and Kiyoteru Ogawa
- CGI assistants: Tetsuya Hasebe and Mayumi Hiramatsu
Backgrounds change
Studio Fuga
- Background supervisor: Hiroshi Ohno
- Background line artists: Toshiharu Mizutani, Kazuo Nagai and Sagako Itakura
- Background artists: Yuka Akagami, Mayumi Fukuda, Yuri Hamaya, Kaori Anmi, Chie Ohkubo, Mina Nakayama, Kumiko Ohno, Emi Kitahara and Osamu Ii
Additional animation change
provided by Character Builders, Inc.
- Animators: Laura Beth Albright and Andrew Friz
Jade Animation Production
Yowza Animation
- Director: Roger Chiasson
- Producer: Claude Chiasson
- Production manager: Pierre Chiasson
- Animator: Troy Quane
- Additional animation: David Block, Chris Hubbard, Andreas Wessel-Therhorn, Larry Whitaker and Theresa Wiseman
- Assistant animators: Gastone Marzio and Raffaello Vecchione
- Key clean-up: Leticia Lichtwardt
Digital production change
- Digital production: Doug Little
- Lead compositor: Katsuya Kozutsumi
- Assistant lead compositor: Tohru Kobayashi
- Compositors: Ryoko Seino, Youhei Teitei, Hiromi Tano and Yutaka Nishino
- Additional compositors: Pete Kranjcevich, Chuck Lyons and Michael Tyau
- Color stylists: Keiichi Funada, Jenny North and Shane K. Sowell
- Assistant color stylists: Shiho Kuriki, Masumi Nose, Mami Sakamaki and Kimie Yamana
- Digital ink & paint: Shiho Kosuga, Misako Motoyanagi, Hitomi Suzue, Yuka Maekawa, Natsumi Kasahara, Aya Matsubayashi, Satoko Muramatsu, Yuuko Nemoto and Makiko Saito
- Unit technical director: Yasunori Hayama
- CGI artist and CGI effects artist: Ray King
- Background scan & adjustments: Sawako Narumiya, Yoko Ohyama and Gaku Inoue
- Digital production manager: Traci Balthazor
- Digital systems manager: Kotaro Beppu
- Principal software engineer: David Adler
- Software development: Eric Rosenthal
- Systems administrators: Joe Davenport, Robert Jones and Itaru Naruumi
T2 Studio
- Digital ink & paint: Naomi Tazawa, Hiroshi Ijima, Shihomi Miyaji, Kumi Nanjyo, Fumi Okura, Michiko Saito, Akiko Shimizu and Yuki Yokoyama
Production change
- Additional producing services: George A. Mendoza and Janet Dimon
- Additional character design artists: Robert Sledge and Kenny Thompkins
- Assistant production managers: Nicole Ankowski and Joelle Spencer
- Production assistants: Brie Buyaky, Cousy Kane, D.J. Kirkbride, Liza Cardella, Takeshi Eriguchi, Makoto Neishi, Kazutaka Nagasawa, Satomi Takahashi and Yoko Saito
- Production associates: Wendy Guin and David Bemis
- Artwork coordinators: Maki Kaneda and Tomomi Miura
- Continuity checkers: Jim Finch and Lynn Singer
- Production editor: Takahiko Narita
- Additional storyreel editors: Robert Gordon and Mark Solomon
- Storyreel assistant editors: Ben Lewis and Susan Harrigan
- Editorial production assistant: Shannon Farney
- Background key color corrector: Ernie Pava
- Production boards: Tom Riggin
- Additional digital background artist: Greg Gibbons
- Senior production accountant: Maral Simonian
- Production accountant: Marianne Kammerud
- Talent manager: David H. Wright III
- Talent coordinators: Steven Neibert, Daniel J. Soulsby, Aaron Drown and Anne-Marie Pione
- Script department manager: Anita Lish
- Script coordinator: Leona Jernigan and Brian Sintay
- Production secretaries: Gregory Gnoffo and Allison Roth
- Translators: Shinya Mistuta, Kikuyo Takeishi, Kiyoko Takemura and Tokiko Kawai
Editorial & post production change
- Post production manager: Rachel Pusateri
- Additional editors: John Carnochan and Gregory Perler
- Assistant film editor: Julia Dole
- Post production coordinator: Mike Harrigan
- Track reading: Skip Craig
Additional voices change
See the Cast paragraph for more info about the additional voices.
- Loop group leader: Barbara Harris
- End credit title design: Bradley Film Design
- End credit compositing: Buena Vista Imaging
- Digital ink & paint software: Toon Boom Technologies
- Digital film printing: Walt Disney Feature Animation
- Color timing: Chris DeLaGuardia
- Negative cutting: Mary Beth Smith
- Prouduced and distributed on: Eastman Film
- Prints by: Technicolor
Sound change
- Supervising sound editor: Donald J. Malouf
- Supervising dialogue/ADR editor: Thomas G. Whiting
- Dialogue/ADR editor: G. W. Brown
- Sound editors: Adam Kopald and Todd Toon
- Foley editor: Daniel Yale
- Assistant sound editors: Ann Thornberg Zail and Mark A. Tracy
- Foley artists: Dan O'Connell and John Cucci
- Foley mixer: James Ashwill
- Foley recorded at: One Step Up
- Re-recording mixers: Terry O'Bright and Tom Dahl
- Original dialogue recording: Carlos Sotolongo
- Assistant dialogue engineer: Kelly Butler
- ADR mixers: Carlos Sotolongo and Doc Kane
- ADR group mixer: Eric Gotthelf
- Recordist: Jeannette Browning
- ADR group recordist: Marsha Sorce
- Foley recordist: Linda Lew
- ADR coordinator: Keiji Kishi
Music change
I See Spots
- Music and lyrics by: Randy Rogel
- Performed by: Tim Bentinck
- Arranged by: Richard Gibbs
Dalmatian Plantation
- Music and lyrics by: Mel Levin
- Performed by: Tim Bentinck and Jodi Benson
Thunderbolt Adventure Hour
- Music by: Richard Gibbs
- Lyrics by: Brian Smith, Martin Lee Fuller and Dan Root
- Performed by: Charles Doug Lacy, Michael Now, Jason Frederick and Richard Gibbs
Kanine Krunchies Kommercial
- Music and lyrics by: Mel Levin
- Performed by: Lucille Bliss
Cruella De Vil
Try Again
- Music and lyrics by: Richard Gibbs and Dean Pitchford
- Performed by: Will Young
- Arranged by: John Altman
- Background vocals by: Tony Burrows, Lance Ellington, Peter Howarth and Bob Saker
Will Young appears courtesy of 19 Recordings Limited under exclusive license to Ronagold Limited. Ronagold Limited exclusively licensed to BMG UK & Ireland Limited.
One Of A Kind
- Written by: Noko, Trevor Gray, Howard Gray, Richard Gibbs and Mel Levin
- Performed and produced by: Apollo 440
- Lead vocals by: Mary Mary
- Backing vocals by: Noko, Trevor Gray and Howard Gray
Apollo 440 appears courtesy of Sony Music Entertainment (UK) Ltd.
- Additional music by: Jason Frederick and Philip Giffin
- Music supervisor: Steven Gizicki
- Managers of music production: Kimberly Oliver and Brett Swain
- Supervising music editor: Dominick Certo
- Assistant music editor: Tommy Holmes
- Orchestrations by: Pat Russ
- Score recorded by: Geoff Foster
- Assistant engineer: Jake Jackson
- Music contractor: Isobel Griffiths
- Concert master: Gavyn Wright
- Score recorded at: Air Lyndhurst, London
- Score mixed by: Robert Fernandez
- Score mixed at: O'Henry Sound Studios, LA
- Music preparation by: Dakota Music
- Supervising music copyist: Dave Hage
This film would not have been possible without the inspiration from the original motion picture and the work of its talented artists and animators.
Approved No. 38958 by MPAA - Motion Picture Association of America
This picture made under the jurisdiction of IATSE, affiliated with A.F.L.-C.I.O.-C.L.C.
Dolby Digital in selected theatres
Copyright (c)2002 Disney Enterprises, Inc. All rights reserved.
This motion picture was made by Walt Disney Pictures and Television for purposes of copyright law in the United Kingdom.
- Production by: Character Builders, Inc.
- Animation Production by: Walt Disney Animation (Japan), Inc.
- Produced by: Walt Disney Television Animation
References change
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 "101 Dalmatians II: Patch's London Adventure (2002)". British Film Institute. Archived from the original on October 3, 2020. Retrieved May 18, 2020.
- ↑ "DVD Review at UltimateDisney.com". Archived from the original on 2010-01-31. Retrieved 2009-03-19.