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Teacher's Pet

Be careful what you wish for.
2004 | 74m | English

(2044 votes)

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Meet Spot, a clever little dog with big dreams of becoming a real boy. When Spot finds out that a crazy scientist can make his wish come true, he takes a cross-country trek with Leonard, his best friend and master, and their mom. However, Dr. Krank's experiments are a little less than perfect, and it will take Leonard and his pet pals to right this genetic wrong.
Release Date: Jan 16, 2004
Director: Timothy Bjorklund
Writer: Bill Steinkellner, Cherie Steinkellner
Genres: Animation, Family, Comedy, Drama, Music
Keywords musical, mad scientist, summer vacation, breeding, based on tv series, dog human team
Production Companies Walt Disney Pictures, Disney Television Animation, Toon City Animation
Box Office Revenue: $6,491,969
Budget: $10,000,000
Updates Updated: Aug 09, 2025
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Name Character
Nathan Lane Spot Helperman / Scott Leadready II / Scott Manly-Manning (voice)
Kelsey Grammer Dr. Ivan Krank (voice)
Shaun Fleming Leonard Amadeus Helperman (voice)
Debra Jo Rupp Mrs. Mary Lou Moira Angela Darling Helperman (voice)
David Ogden Stiers Mr. Jolly (voice)
Jerry Stiller Pretty Boy (voice)
Paul Reubens Dennis (voice)
Megan Mullally Adele (voice)
Wallace Shawn Principal Crosby Strickler (voice)
Rob Paulsen Ian Wazselewski (voice)
Jay Thomas Barry Anger (voice)
Estelle Harris Mrs. Boogin (voice)
Genie Francis Marsha / Marcia (voice)
Anthony Geary John / Juan (voice)
Rosalyn Landor The Blue Fairy (voice)
David Maples Beefeater (voice)
Pamela Adlon Trevor / Taylor / Tyler (voice)
Timothy Stack Father (voice)
Emma Steinkellner Little Girl (voice)
Ken Swofford Officer White (voice)
Lauren Tom Younghee (voice)
Mae Whitman Leslie Dunkling (voice)
Kevin Michael Richardson Conductor (voice)
Name Job
Bill Steinkellner Screenplay
Cherie Steinkellner Screenplay, Songs
Gary Baseman Art Direction
Timothy Bjorklund Storyboard Artist, Director
Randy Petersen Songs
Kevin Quinn Songs
Brian Woodbury Songs
Peter Lurye Songs
Nancy Frazen Supervising Film Editor
Ronald Eng Sound Editor
Christina Long Assistant Art Director
Michael Karafilis Line Producer
Chuck Klein Storyboard Artist
Tina Kügler Storyboard Artist
Fred Gonzales Storyboard Artist
Celia Kendrick Storyboard Artist
Melissa Suber Storyboard Artist
Billiam Coronel Additional Writing
Jim Fisher Additional Writing
David Maples Additional Writing
Jess Winfield Additional Writing
Jamie Thomason Casting
Christy Carlson Romano Theme Song Performance
Zac Moncrief Storyboard Artist
Alfred Gimeno Storyboard Artist
Ennio Torresan Jr. Storyboard Artist
Kim Roberson Character Designer
Jim Staahl Additional Writing
Stephen James Taylor Original Music Composer
Name Title
Stephen Swofford Producer
Gary Baseman Executive Producer
Bill Steinkellner Executive Producer
Cherie Steinkellner Executive Producer
Melinda Carrilla Associate Producer
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2024 5 12 20 7
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r96sk
5.0

Starts off amusing and quirky, but the novelty very quickly wears off. If you enjoy the television series then I'd imagine you'll connect with this. I haven't seen the aforementioned so wouldn't know, but as a standalone film it's pretty bad. As noted, it does start off weird - in a positive s ... ense - with Nathan Lane pleasing as Spot, even if it's just him playing Timon from <em>'The Lion King'</em> let's be honest. If you take out Lane it's an irritating set of characters/voices. Away from that, you have the practically nonexistent plot which loses interest with every minute. It would've, at least in my opinion, worked better if they began in the same odd way but then developed an actual plot that's worth following. Unfortunately, they chose the easy way by, I assume, relying heavily on the TV episodes. <em>'Teacher’s Pet'</em> is not for me, despite the very short run time. I did appreciate the references to other Disney films, though.

Jun 23, 2021