Mr. Peabody & Sherman (2014)
Overview
A young boy and his dog, who happens to have a genius-level IQ, spring into action when their time-machine is stolen and moments in history begin to be changed.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $145,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $272,912,430.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 26.751 |
Directed By
Rob Minkoff
Crew
Eric Ellenbogen
Brett Nystul
Craig Wright
Tiffany Ward
Navjit Singh Gill
Rob Minkoff
Jason Clark
Jay Ward
James Sathre
Shane Prigmore
Morgan Evans
Ted Key
David James
Danny Elfman
Robert Ben Garant
Thomas Lennon
Alexandra Schwartz
Holly Edwards
Richard King
Roy Latham
Michael Andrews
Timothy Lamb
Peter Bateman
Peter Bateman
Albert Rubio
Nicholas Henderson
Marcus Taylor
Chris Bacon
Greg Whittaker
Benjamin Willis
Jeffrey Joe
Michael Babcock
Paul Mounsey
Alexandre Puvilland
Julien Bocabeille
Cory Rogers
Eric Lees
Priscilla Wong
John Ashton Thomas
Richard King
Bailey Brent
Drew Adams
John Ashton Thomas
Jennifer E. Harlow
Lance Fite
Denise Nolan Cascino
Christi Soper Hilt
Grace Bisel
Guillermo Careaga
Michael Babcock
Dave Burgess
David Couchariere
David Spivack
Michael Babcock
Nicholas Henderson
Michael Miller
Tighe Sheldon
Cassidy Curtis
Ketan Adhikari
Leslee Feldman
Chris Bancroft
Joe Sandstrom
Karunakar Reddy
Ben Rush
Bill Diaz
Chris Kirshbaum
Ruben Perez
Scott C. Lemmer
Scott Raymond
Srinivasan Velayutham
Ki Jong Hong
Michael T. Chen
Sebastien Wojda
Mollie Gamo
Tony K. Williams
Jessica Gallavan
Maciek Gliwa
Jim Passon
Praveen Ushus Dev
Evan Boucher
Stephan Osterburg
Angela Ensele
Ross Burgess
William M. Steinberg
Jeff Wang
Zsoka Barkacs
Nishok Alagesan
Ariga Parseghian
Oth Khotsimeuang
Sharanya Viswamani
Roger Linley
Tim Rodier
Shajo John
Tomoyuki Harashima
Michael Leon Ware
Mariko Hoshi
Annmarie Koenig
Thomas Bittner
Mary Grace Hartline
Sara Zebrack
Milton E. Rodriguez-Rios
Tripp Hudson
Sudipta Panja
Kevin Rodgers
Mark Roennigke
Nolan Southerland
Rick Wentworth
Terran Boylan
Renjith Chundakkad
James Beshears
V. Balaji
Edward Trybek
Prasanjib Nag
Candice Miller
Beth Hofer
Melanie Cordan
Ronman Yiu Yan Ng
Timothy Lamb
Erin Lehmkühl
Yukinori Inagaki
Philip To
Scott Lafleur
Bonnie Lemon
Michael Amos
Nico Sanghrajka
Willy Harber
Craig Kellman
Nedy Acet
Nelson Brown
Rachel Fite
Riyad C.M.
Sean Mahoney
Darrin Ly
Ken Ball
Joe Moshier
Darci Zalvin
Jimmy Maidens
Ryan Michero
Brent Wong
Steve McGrath
David Slonaker
Deepak Kumar
Terri Anderson
Nathan Schauf
Dorien Gunnels
Jennifer Leigh King
Antoine Deschamps
Matthew Clubb
Ann Sidenblad
Paul Kegg
Julie Tondreau
Andre de Oliviera Araujo
Monica de Armond
Skaila Kanga
Edgardo Simone
Steve Bartek
Laura C. Denton
Linda Yeaney
Rhys Maitland-Jones
Jeff Wagner
David Yanover
Matthew Burke
Cathy Sitzes
Matt Pomeroy
Milind D. Shinde
Zachary Gold
Javed Iqbal Shaikh
Gregory Jennings
Jung Jin Song
Craig Dowsett
Paulette Harutnian
Mark Berrow
Steve Mair
Betty Tom
Camille Leganza
Raghuram Palasamudram
Amber Stewart Lunderville
Florian Perret
Chris Hewitt
Alyson Dee Moore
Sahaya Ramesh Bosco
Eli Rod
Sucheta Bhatawadekar
Marty Havran
Nicholas Bucknall
Scott Sakamoto
John Currin
Amy Rebecca Tucker
Rachel Bolt
Alex Cardullo
Sarah Jane Chin
Nelson Dsouza
Emily Yi
Hannah Sherman
Julien Forest
Nimesh Zala
Stephanie Mulqueen
Anna Noakes
Christine Nguyen
David Hail
John Roesch
Rajesh P.K.
Sujit Chatterjee
Nitin Punchail
Yuko Okumura
Aubrey Millen
Ben Zaehringer
Jonathan B. Lee
Megan McDonald
Angie Howard
David Isetta
Rachnatp
Sumit Verma
Aditya Deosthale
Carlyn Siegler
John Geller
Nandhini Giri
Tim Kwan
Cindy Freeman
Garrett Prince
Dinesh Krishnan Nair
Danielle Helsaple
Rakesh S. Patil
Roland N. Thai
Joyce Arrastia
Aditya Prabhu
Tom Lalley
Bryan Gregg LaShelle
Stevie Lewis
Zac Wollons
Carlos Felipe León Ortiz
Priscilla Wong
Joshua Sternin
Julie Rogers
Carlos Zaragoza
Steve Jamerson
Andy Nelson
Julio C. Talavera
Evrim Akyilmaz
Fazil Ahmed
Dennis Sands
Michael W. Mitchell
Alireza Estakhrian
Rahul Mullick
Tyson Erze
Kory Heinzen
Jeff Budsberg
Kevin Estrada
Devon Penney
Mark Theriault
Ruben Perez
Lana Chen Sun
Stephen J. Ward
Simon Goldfinch
Shawn Bohonos
Zach Glynn
Killian Gray
Matt Head
Kenard Pak
Joanna Lynne Smith
Bart Feliciano
Avner Geller
Devank Patel
Fangwei Lee
Corban Gossett
Benjamin Andersen
Brijesh Johar
Jason Spencer-Galsworthy
Alexandre Puvilland
Bill Abbott
Dj Downey
Rain Angeles
Christopher Rydalch
Stuart Tett
Jay Ward
TOP CAST
Ty Burrell
Mr. Peabody (voice)
Max Charles
Sherman (voice)
Ariel Winter
Penny Peterson (voice)
Allison Janney
Ms. Grunion (voice)
Stephen Colbert
Paul Peterson (voice)
Stephen Tobolowsky
Principal Purdy (voice)
Stanley Tucci
Leonardo da Vinci (voice)
Karan Brar
Mason (voice)
Joshua Rush
Carl (voice)
Adam Alexi-Malle
French Peasant (voice)
Lauri Fraser
Marie Antoinette / Egyptian Woman (voice)
Leslie Mann
Patty Peterson (voice)
Lake Bell
Mona Lisa (voice)
Guillaume Aretos
Robespierre (voice)
Pat Musick
Teacher (voice)
Dennis Haysbert
Judge (voice)
Zach Callison
King Tut (voice)
Steve Valentine
Ay (voice)
Leila Birch
WABAC Machine (voice)
Patrick Warburton
Agamemnon (voice)
Tom McGrath
Odysseus (voice)
Mel Brooks
Albert Einstein (voice)
Cullen McCarthy
Kid (voice)
Jasper Johannes Andrews
Baby Sherman (voice)
Walt Dohrn
French Peasant / Taxi Driver / Spartacus (voice)
Kim Bubbs
French Peasant (voice)
Nicholas Guest
French Peasant (voice)
Thomas Lennon
Italian Peasant #2 (voice)
Rob Minkoff
Creepy Boy (voice)
Al Rodrigo
Ajax (voice)
Jess Harnell
Abraham Lincoln / George Washington / Bill Clinton / Isaac Newton / New York City Cop (voice)
Ava Acres
Additional Voices (voice)
Newell Alexander
Additional Voices (voice)
Rosemary Alexander
Additional Voices (voice)
Steve Alterman
Additional Voices (voice)
Stephen Apostolina
Additional Voices (voice)
Eva Bella
Additional Voices (voice)
Blake Bertrand
Additional Voices (voice)
Mitch Carter
Additional Voices (voice)
David Cowgill
Additional Voices (voice)
Jeff Fischer
Additional Voices (voice)
Donald Fullilove
Additional Voices (voice)
Jackie Gonneau
Additional Voices (voice)
Rif Hutton
Additional Voices (voice)
Molly Jackson
Additional Voices (voice)
Luisa Leschin
Additional Voices (voice)
Hope Levy
Additional Voices (voice)
Scott Menville
Additional Voices (voice)
Raymond Ochoa
Additional Voices (voice)
Robert Ben Garant
Egyptian Spectator / Italian Peasant #1 (voice)
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