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* FakeAustralian: An In-Universe example is shown with the employees of the "Outback Beyond" store (voiced by Creator/BillyWest and Creator/JeffBennett), who mask their natural Italian-American accents with Australian ones when selling Ted his signature yellow ensemble.
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* FakeAustralian: An In-Universe example is shown with the {{Fauxreigner}}: The employees of the "Outback Beyond" store (voiced by Creator/BillyWest and Creator/JeffBennett), who mask their natural Italian-American accents with Australian ones when selling Ted his signature yellow ensemble.
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* SatelliteLoveInterest: Again, Maggie Dunlop, who beyond being Ted's love interest is [[WomanAreWiser mainly just a voice of reason.]]
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* SatelliteLoveInterest: Again, Maggie Dunlop, who beyond being Ted's love interest is [[WomanAreWiser [[WomenAreWiser mainly just a voice of reason.]]
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* NiceGirl: Maggie Dunlop. Also, Annie and Dr. Kulinda in the sequels.
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Ted (Ferrell) is a tour guide at Bloomsberry Museum, where he gives weekly presentations to the class of Maggie Dunlop (Barrymore). Unfortunately, she and her class are practically the museum's only recurring visitors, and its lack of attendance and revenue leads to Ted's boss and close friend, Mr. Bloomsberry (Van Dyke), telling him that the museum is due to be closed. This news comes to the delight of Mr. Bloomsberry's son Junior (Cross), who wants to tear down the museum to replace it with a parking garage.
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Ted (Ferrell) is a tour guide at Bloomsberry Museum, where he gives weekly presentations to the class of Maggie Dunlop (Barrymore). Unfortunately, she and her class are practically the museum's only recurring visitors, and its lack of attendance and revenue leads to Mr. Bloomsberry (Van Dyke), the museum owner as well as Ted's boss and close friend, Mr. Bloomsberry (Van Dyke), telling him that the museum is due to be closed. This news comes to the delight of Mr. Bloomsberry's son Junior (Cross), who wants to tear down the museum to replace it with a parking garage.
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[[caption-width-right:338:Get ready for some serious monkey business!]]''Curious George'' is a 2006 animated film based on the ''Literature/CuriousGeorge'' children's books.
The original film features the voices of Creator/WillFerrell, Creator/DrewBarrymore, Creator/DavidCross, Creator/EugeneLevy, Joan Plowright, Creator/DickVanDyke, and Creator/FrankWelker voicing the titular character. Music/JackJohnson [[PopStarComposer provides the songs]].
''Curious George'' starts with a mischievous monkey playing in a jungle in Africa. The film then cuts to Ted, a man who works at Bloomsberry Museum. Unfortunately the museum doesn't get many visitors, besides a teacher named Maggie Dunlop and her class. The museum is due to be closed because it doesn't make enough revenue. The museum owner's son, Junior Bloomsberry, wants to replace the museum with a parking garage. Ted is convinced to go on a quest in Africa to bring back the "Lost Shrine of Zagawa" in the hopes of attracting customers. Ted finds the idol, however it turns out to be three inches tall, not forty feet tall like rumors stated. While in Africa Ted finds the little monkey. The monkey bonds with Ted and ends up following him back home, where their adventures together kick off.
The film was a moderate success, earning nearly $20 million above its budget and receiving an animated television series and five sequels; the first three went DirectToVideo and ([[TheOtherDarrin featured a new cast]]): ''Curious George 2: Follow That Monkey!'' (2010), ''Curious George 3: Back to the Jungle'' (2015), and '' Curious George: Royal Monkey'' (2019). The next two were released as Creator/{{Peacock}} Originals: ''Curious George: Go West, Go Wild'' (2020) and ''Curious George: Cape Ahoy'' (2021).
The original film features the voices of Creator/WillFerrell, Creator/DrewBarrymore, Creator/DavidCross, Creator/EugeneLevy, Joan Plowright, Creator/DickVanDyke, and Creator/FrankWelker voicing the titular character. Music/JackJohnson [[PopStarComposer provides the songs]].
''Curious George'' starts with a mischievous monkey playing in a jungle in Africa. The film then cuts to Ted, a man who works at Bloomsberry Museum. Unfortunately the museum doesn't get many visitors, besides a teacher named Maggie Dunlop and her class. The museum is due to be closed because it doesn't make enough revenue. The museum owner's son, Junior Bloomsberry, wants to replace the museum with a parking garage. Ted is convinced to go on a quest in Africa to bring back the "Lost Shrine of Zagawa" in the hopes of attracting customers. Ted finds the idol, however it turns out to be three inches tall, not forty feet tall like rumors stated. While in Africa Ted finds the little monkey. The monkey bonds with Ted and ends up following him back home, where their adventures together kick off.
The film was a moderate success, earning nearly $20 million above its budget and receiving an animated television series and five sequels; the first three went DirectToVideo and ([[TheOtherDarrin featured a new cast]]): ''Curious George 2: Follow That Monkey!'' (2010), ''Curious George 3: Back to the Jungle'' (2015), and '' Curious George: Royal Monkey'' (2019). The next two were released as Creator/{{Peacock}} Originals: ''Curious George: Go West, Go Wild'' (2020) and ''Curious George: Cape Ahoy'' (2021).
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[[caption-width-right:338:Get ready for some serious monkey business!]]''Curious business!]]
''Curious George'' is a 2006 animated adventure film based on the''Literature/CuriousGeorge'' [[Literature/CuriousGeorge children's books.
book series of the same name]], directed by Matthew O'Callaghan in his feature debut. The original film features the voices of Creator/WillFerrell, Creator/DrewBarrymore, Creator/DavidCross, Creator/EugeneLevy, Joan Plowright, Creator/DickVanDyke, and Creator/FrankWelker voicing the titular character. Music/JackJohnson [[PopStarComposer provides the songs]].
''Curious George'' starts Ted (Ferrell) is a tour guide at Bloomsberry Museum, where he gives weekly presentations to the class of Maggie Dunlop (Barrymore). Unfortunately, she and her class are practically the museum's only recurring visitors, and its lack of attendance and revenue leads to Ted's boss and close friend, Mr. Bloomsberry (Van Dyke), telling him that the museum is due to be closed. This news comes to the delight of Mr. Bloomsberry's son Junior (Cross), who wants to tear down the museum to replace it with a parking garage.
As a last-ditch effort to save the museum, Ted impulsively volunteers to travel to Africa to bring back an ancient 40-foot-tall idol, the Lost Shrine of Zagawa, hoping that it will attract visitors. Unbeknownst to Ted, Junior has sabotaged his voyage so that he'll only find a 3-inch version of the idol. However, Ted finds and befriends a mischievous monkeyplaying while in a jungle in Africa. The film then cuts to Ted, a man who works at Bloomsberry Museum. Unfortunately Africa, and the museum doesn't get many visitors, besides a teacher named Maggie Dunlop and her class. The museum is due to be closed because it doesn't make enough revenue. The museum owner's son, Junior Bloomsberry, wants to replace the museum with a parking garage. Ted is convinced to go on a quest in Africa to bring back the "Lost Shrine of Zagawa" in the hopes of attracting customers. Ted finds the idol, however it turns out to be three inches tall, not forty feet tall like rumors stated. While in Africa Ted finds the little monkey. The monkey bonds with Ted and ends up following him back home, where their they go on adventures together kick off.
around the city while trying to undo the mess surrounding the idol.
The film was a moderate success, earning nearly $20 million above itsbudget budget, and receiving it received an animated television series and five sequels; the sequels. The first three sequels went DirectToVideo and ([[TheOtherDarrin [[TheOtherDarrin featured a new cast]]): cast]]; the next two were released as Creator/{{Peacock}} Originals.
* ''Curious George 2: Follow That Monkey!''(2010), (2010)
* ''Curious George 3: Back to the Jungle''(2015), and (2015)
* '' Curious George: Royal Monkey''(2019). The next two were released as Creator/{{Peacock}} Originals: (2019)
* ''Curious George: Go West, Go Wild''(2020) and (2020)
* ''Curious George: Cape Ahoy''(2021).
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''Curious George'' is a 2006 animated adventure film based on the
As a last-ditch effort to save the museum, Ted impulsively volunteers to travel to Africa to bring back an ancient 40-foot-tall idol, the Lost Shrine of Zagawa, hoping that it will attract visitors. Unbeknownst to Ted, Junior has sabotaged his voyage so that he'll only find a 3-inch version of the idol. However, Ted finds and befriends a mischievous monkey
The film was a moderate success, earning nearly $20 million above its
* ''Curious George 2: Follow That Monkey!''
* ''Curious George 3: Back to the Jungle''
* '' Curious George: Royal Monkey''
* ''Curious George: Go West, Go Wild''
* ''Curious George: Cape Ahoy''
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* AccidentalAstronaut: At the end of the first film, George and Ted were accidentally launched into space.
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* AccidentalAstronaut: At the end of the first film, George and Ted were accidentally launched into space.
* BalloonBelly: George has a noticeable gut after eating bunches of [[ProductPlacement Dole bananas while on the boat.]]
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** Danno Wolfe is this also.
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** Danno Wolfe in the second movie is this also.also this.
* CartoonPenguin: The penguins at the zoo are the typical black and white penguin with orange beaks seen in most cartoons.
* CartoonPenguin: The penguins at the zoo are the typical black and white penguin with orange beaks seen in most cartoons.
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* GrandeDame: Ms. Plushbottom is an old opera singer who lives a pampered lifestyle in her apartment. By the end of the movie, [[NotSoAboveItAll she is seen hand painting alongside some children in the activity section of the museum.]]
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* GrandeDame: Ms. Plushbottom is an old opera singer who lives a pampered lifestyle in her apartment. By the end of the movie, [[NotSoAboveItAll she is amusingly seen hand painting alongside some children in the activity section of the museum.]]
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* OwMyBodyPart: Junior says "Ow my body" after falling out a window while overhearing Ted’s conversation.
* OwMyBodyPart: Junior says "Ow my body" after falling out a window while overhearing Ted’s conversation.
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* SatelliteLoveInterest: Again, Maggie Dunlop, who beyond being Ted's love interest is [[WomanAreWiser mainly just a voice of reason.]]
* StraightMan: Edu is this to Ted in the first movie, who is not very prepared or competent in the jungle expedition.
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* GrandeDame: Ms. Plushbottom is an old opera singer who lives a pampered lifestyle in her apartment. By the end of the movie, [[NotSoAboveItAll she is seen hand painting alongside some children in the activity section of the museum.]]
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* HatedItemMakeover: George sneaks into Ms. Pushbottom's apartment room. He dips his hands and feet into buckets of paint to make the bare walls resemble a jungle. Ms. Pushbottom is most indignant about this, and Ivan the employee ends up evicting Ted for being responsible for George.
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* MapAllAlong: Throughout the majority of the film, it seemed like the legends of the Lost Shrine of Zagawa exaggerated its size and it was actually dinky. It turns out, however, that the little idol projects a map when exposed to sunlight, which leads to the ''actual'' Lost Shrine of Zagawa, which turns out to be a gigantic as the legends say.
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* HollywoodChameleons: George comes across a chameleon and that turns brown as he passes it. Then he brings his animal friends (hippo, crocodile, zebra, etc.) to make the chameleon match their color. Then they run around the chameleon in circles and the chameleon, dizzy, falls to the ground in a kaleidoscopic state and George places the dazed chameleon back in its tree branch.
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* SlipperySwimsuit: After leaping into a lake during the second movie, Ted blushes as he realizes his pants are gone.
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* ArtEvolution: Starting with season 12, the series now resorts to puppet animation by Oasis Animation instead of traditional animation.
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* BrutalHonesty: Maggie to Ted after Ted admits that it's his fault George he let George go back to Africa.
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'''Maggie:''' Ted, do you want me to tell you what you want to hear, or do want to hear what you ''should'' hear, which I'll tell you, and not just just what you think you want to hear?
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* CoolTeacher: Maggie Dunlop.
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* AccidentalAstronaut: At the end of the film, George and Ted were accidentally launched into space.
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* MoralDissonance: In the Sequel Curious George 2: Follow That Monkey!. Piccadilly realizes that Kayla was missing her siblings Tonga and Layla who are at a safari park in California. Although the film recognizes that elephants like Kayla need companionship the issue comes with the ending where in order to make Kayla happy Piccadilly has obtained Tonga and Layla from the safari park and made them part of the magic act, in reality, there are too many cases of elephants and other animals in entertainment (like circuses) being abused and mistreated while in comparison zoos/safari parks (usually but not always) provide them with larger amounts of space, better veterinary care and don't make them perform and allow them to behave as they naturally would.
