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Musical | Chubby Woman
Upon learning that he is from New York City, a wide-eyed boy, who is half human and half alligator, decides to leave his sheltered life in the swamp and search for his long lost father. A musical adventure.
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Upon learning that he is from New York City, a wide-eyed boy, who is half human and half alligator, decides to leave his sheltered life in the swamp and search for his long lost father. A musical adventure.
Outstanding Achievement for Production Design in an Animated TelevisionMedia Production | 2022
Outstanding Achievement for Voice Acting in an Animated TelevisionMedia Production | 2022
Outstanding Achievement for Editing in a TelevisionMedia Production | 2022
Outstanding Directing for an Animated Program | 2022 | Ryan
Best Original Song Animated Film | 2021 | Alex
Best Original Song Animated Film | 2021
This will be Michael J. Woodard's very first performance in both a feature film and animated program.
Amala "Doja Cat" Dlamini, Hayley Williams, Ariana Grande, and Olivia Rodrigo were considered for the role of Bertie, before it was given to Mary Lambert.
Adam Levine, Frankie Muniz, RuPaul, and Conan Gray were considered for the role of Furlecia, before it was eventually given to Jonathan Van Ness
William Pugh, Andrew McMahon, and Ryan Key were considered to play Arlo Beauregard, but when Ryan Crego discovered Michael J Woodward while watching American Idol, the role was eventually given to Woodward.
Michael J. Woodard describes Arlo's singing as part The Weeknd and part Bruno Mars.
"Marcellus: There was nowhere to hide. Every day they came, little faces smashed up against the glass... Greasy, horrible faces. STICKY HANDS! [Alia and Furlecia freak out] Marcellus: Some, they'd come back! Week after week, month after month, they'd just... stare and eat. Children are monsters. All of them. [pause] Arlo the Alligator Boy: I came from the swamp! Marcellus: That's right, kid. We all came from the swamp."
"Arlo the Alligator Boy: Bertie, you seeing this? This tiny train is all tricked out! Teeny Tiny Tony: Hey, hey, you got him! Thank you very much for your services, young green man. Now, where's my bag of cash? Arlo the Alligator Boy: Oh! We gave it back to those loud farm people. Turns out, they were still angry after they got it back. Teeny Tiny Tony: Ba-gooh-ma mia! [stomps his hat in frustration] Bertie: Hey, leave the kid alone! He's just a naïve and confused and misguided and lost little alligator boy. Okay? Furlecia: And I'm just a giant hairball. Doesn't mean I don't need money, honey. Bertie: Okay, so we gave back your stolen money. Furlecia: How dare! Alia: Hey, we're just trying to survive, lady! I'm a tiger. Look at me. You think I can work at a coffee shop? No, no. I can't. Bertie: I get it. More than you know. [Furlecia feels remorseful] Teeny Tiny Tony: Okay. Well, why don't you get the fact that we were about to be rich and your kid messed it all up! Furlecia: [elbows him] Knock it off, Tony. He doesn't mean it. Deep down, he's a real softie. And what's your name, sister? Bertie: I'm Bertie, and this here is my uh... Arlo the Alligator Boy: Friend! We're best friends! I'm Arlo. Furlecia: I'm Furlecia, this is Teeny Tiny Tony, and Alia up front is our driver. Alia: [giggles and swerves a bit] Oh! And I'm on my learner's permit, by the way. But, uh, I'm super good, so don't worry about a thing. [starts batting at a toy hamburger hanging from her rearview mirror] Arlo the Alligator Boy: Oh, that sounds safe."
