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** A fourth film was planned for a 2018 release date, but it was [[http://deadline.com/2015/01/dreamworks-animation-restructuring-to-cut-500-jobs-with-290m-charge-1201355918/ removed from its schedule]] due to the studio's restructuring.
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** A fourth film was planned for a 2018 release date, but it was [[http://deadline.com/2015/01/dreamworks-animation-restructuring-to-cut-500-jobs-with-290m-charge-1201355918/ removed from its the studio's schedule]] due to the studio's its restructuring.
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** In ''Escape 2 Africa'', Alec Baldwin was originally going to play a satirical version of himself who was tricking young actors into building a home/resort for him in Africa (claiming he was running an actor's studio). When this was dropped, they wrote the character of Makunga for him so he could still be in the movie.
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** In ''Escape 2 Africa'', Alec Baldwin was originally going to play a satirical version of himself who was tricking young actors into building a home/resort for him in Africa (claiming he was running an actor's studio). When this was dropped, they wrote the character of Makunga for him so he could still be in the movie.movie.
** A fourth film was planned for a 2018 release date, but it was [[http://deadline.com/2015/01/dreamworks-animation-restructuring-to-cut-500-jobs-with-290m-charge-1201355918/ removed from its schedule]] due to the studio's restructuring.
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** A fourth film was planned for a 2018 release date, but it was [[http://deadline.com/2015/01/dreamworks-animation-restructuring-to-cut-500-jobs-with-290m-charge-1201355918/ removed from its schedule]] due to the studio's restructuring.
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** In the beginning of the first movie, Alex's face while posing for a camera is the Blue Steel, the signature pose of Derek {{Zoolander}}.
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** In the beginning of the first movie, Alex's face while posing for a camera is the Blue Steel, the signature pose of Derek {{Zoolander}}.Film/{{Zoolander}}.
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** Marty's "black with white stripes or white with black stripes" conflict is an allusion to Creator/{{Chris Rock}}'s own racially-themed comedy.
** Melman's crush on for Gloria suplot in the second film is remarkably similar to another subplot: TV's ''Series/{{Friends}}'' where Schwimmer's ' character Ross Gellar and his BelligerentSexualTension with Rachel Greene, which would eventually be resolved in the SeriesFinale.
** Melman's crush on for Gloria suplot in the second film is remarkably similar to another subplot: TV's ''Series/{{Friends}}'' where Schwimmer's ' character Ross Gellar and his BelligerentSexualTension with Rachel Greene, which would eventually be resolved in the SeriesFinale.
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** Marty's "black with white stripes or white with black stripes" conflict is an allusion to Creator/{{Chris Rock}}'s Creator/ChrisRock's own racially-themed comedy.
** Melman's crush onfor Gloria suplot in the second film is remarkably similar to another subplot: TV's ''Series/{{Friends}}'' where Schwimmer's ' character Ross Gellar and his BelligerentSexualTension with Rachel Greene, which would eventually be resolved in the SeriesFinale.
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* DoingItForTheArt: One joke in the first movie required a million leaves to be created for it. ''One'' joke.
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* DoingItForTheArt: One joke in the first movie required a million ''million'' leaves to be created for it. ''One'' joke.
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** One of the most notorious example. The Disney-released ''WesternAnimation/TheWild'' had been in production for a few years already, but as was usually the case with their early films, Creator/DreamWorks caught wind of it and set out to (successfully) beat them to the punch. ''Madagascar'' became a hit and ''WesternAnimation/TheWild'', finally released a year later, was immediately written off as a ripoff by those not in the know and just as quickly fell into obscurity.
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** One of the most notorious example.examples. The Disney-released ''WesternAnimation/TheWild'' had been in production for a few years already, but as was usually the case with their early films, Creator/DreamWorks caught wind of it and set out to (successfully) beat them to the punch. ''Madagascar'' became a hit and ''WesternAnimation/TheWild'', finally released a year later, was immediately written off as a ripoff by those not in the know and just as quickly fell into obscurity.
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** In 1998, Dreamworks had a film idea called "Rockumentary", which featured a [[Music/TheBeatles Beatles]]-esque penguin rock band. The idea was scrapped, but after production on ''Madagascar'' started, the directors decided to revive the penguins, but make them a commando unit instead of a rock band.
** Jennifer Lopez, Gwen Stefani and Madonna were originally considered to voice Gloria.
** Melman was originally an [[SeldomSeenSpecies okapi]], but this was dropped in favor of a more familiar animal, the giraffe.
** Jennifer Lopez, Gwen Stefani and Madonna were originally considered to voice Gloria.
** Melman was originally an [[SeldomSeenSpecies okapi]], but this was dropped in favor of a more familiar animal, the giraffe.
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** In 1998, Dreamworks [=DreamWorks=] had a film idea called "Rockumentary", which featured a [[Music/TheBeatles Beatles]]-esque penguin rock band. The idea was scrapped, but after production on ''Madagascar'' started, the directors decided to revive the penguins, but make them a commando unit instead of a rock band.
**Jennifer Lopez, Music/JenniferLopez, [[Music/NoDoubt Gwen Stefani Stefani]] and Madonna Music/{{Madonna}} were originally considered to voice Gloria.
** Melman was originally supposed to be an [[SeldomSeenSpecies okapi]], but this was dropped in favor of a more familiar animal, the giraffe.
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** Melman was originally supposed to be an [[SeldomSeenSpecies okapi]], but this was dropped in favor of a more familiar animal, the giraffe.
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** In 2, Alec Baldwin was originally going to play a satirical version of himself who was tricking young actors into building a home/resort for him in Africa (claiming he was running an actor's studio). When this was dropped, they wrote the character of Makunga for him so he could still be in the movie.
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** In 2, ''Escape 2 Africa'', Alec Baldwin was originally going to play a satirical version of himself who was tricking young actors into building a home/resort for him in Africa (claiming he was running an actor's studio). When this was dropped, they wrote the character of Makunga for him so he could still be in the movie.
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* ShownTheirWork: The flashback to Alex as a cub arriving in New York City has the Twin Towers in the background, making it one of the few movies in recent years to feature them.
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* ShownTheirWork: The flashback to Alex as a cub arriving in New York City has the Twin Towers in the background, making it one of the few post-9/11 movies in recent years to feature them.
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** Marty's "black with white stripes or white with black stripes" conflict is an allusion to {{Chris Rock}}'s own racially-themed comedy.
** Melman's crush on for Gloria suplot in the second film is remarkably similar to another subplot: TV's ''{{Friends}}'' where Schwimmer's ' character Ross Gellar and his BelligerentSexualTension with Rachel Greene, which would eventually be resolved in the SeriesFinale.
** Melman's crush on for Gloria suplot in the second film is remarkably similar to another subplot: TV's ''{{Friends}}'' where Schwimmer's ' character Ross Gellar and his BelligerentSexualTension with Rachel Greene, which would eventually be resolved in the SeriesFinale.
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** Marty's "black with white stripes or white with black stripes" conflict is an allusion to {{Chris Creator/{{Chris Rock}}'s own racially-themed comedy.
** Melman's crush on for Gloria suplot in the second film is remarkably similar to another subplot: TV's''{{Friends}}'' ''Series/{{Friends}}'' where Schwimmer's ' character Ross Gellar and his BelligerentSexualTension with Rachel Greene, which would eventually be resolved in the SeriesFinale.
** Melman's crush on for Gloria suplot in the second film is remarkably similar to another subplot: TV's
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* ActorAllusion: In the beginning of the first movie, Alex's face while posing for a camera is the Blue Steel, the signature pose of Derek {{Zoolander}}.
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* ActorAllusion: ActorAllusion:
** In the beginning of the first movie, Alex's face while posing for a camera is the Blue Steel, the signature pose of Derek {{Zoolander}}.
** In the beginning of the first movie, Alex's face while posing for a camera is the Blue Steel, the signature pose of Derek {{Zoolander}}.
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* DuelingMovies: One of the most notorious example. The Disney-released ''WesternAnimation/TheWild'' had been in production for a few years already, but as was usually the case with their early films, DreamWorks caught wind of it and set out to (successfully) beat them to the punch. ''Madagascar'' became a hit and ''WesternAnimation/TheWild'', finally released a year later, was immediately written off as a ripoff by those not in the know and just as quickly fell into obscurity.
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* DuelingMovies: DuelingMovies:
** One of the most notorious example. The Disney-released ''WesternAnimation/TheWild'' had been in production for a few years already, but as was usually the case with their early films,DreamWorks Creator/DreamWorks caught wind of it and set out to (successfully) beat them to the punch. ''Madagascar'' became a hit and ''WesternAnimation/TheWild'', finally released a year later, was immediately written off as a ripoff by those not in the know and just as quickly fell into obscurity.
** One of the most notorious example. The Disney-released ''WesternAnimation/TheWild'' had been in production for a few years already, but as was usually the case with their early films,
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: In 1998, Dreamworks had a film idea called "Rockumentary", which featured a [[Music/TheBeatles Beatles]]-esque penguin rock band. The idea was scrapped, but after production on ''Madagascar'' started, the directors decided to revive the penguins, but make them a commando unit instead of a rock band.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: WhatCouldHaveBeen:
** In 1998, Dreamworks had a film idea called "Rockumentary", which featured a [[Music/TheBeatles Beatles]]-esque penguin rock band. The idea was scrapped, but after production on ''Madagascar'' started, the directors decided to revive the penguins, but make them a commando unit instead of a rock band.
** In 1998, Dreamworks had a film idea called "Rockumentary", which featured a [[Music/TheBeatles Beatles]]-esque penguin rock band. The idea was scrapped, but after production on ''Madagascar'' started, the directors decided to revive the penguins, but make them a commando unit instead of a rock band.
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* TheOtherDarrin: In the Korean dub, local celebrity Song Kang-ho was replaced for the second film by Seong Wang-yeong as Alex.
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* TheOtherDarrin: TheOtherDarrin:
** In the Korean dub, local celebrity Song Kang-ho was replaced for the second film by Seong Wang-yeong asAlex.Alex.
** Danny Jacobs, who voices King Julien in the cartoons, is Sacha Baron Cohen's official understudy, replacing him in side materials that otherwise feature the main voice cast, such as all the holiday specials and the Madagascar 3 Soundtrack
** In the Korean dub, local celebrity Song Kang-ho was replaced for the second film by Seong Wang-yeong as
** Danny Jacobs, who voices King Julien in the cartoons, is Sacha Baron Cohen's official understudy, replacing him in side materials that otherwise feature the main voice cast, such as all the holiday specials and the Madagascar 3 Soundtrack
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* TheOtherDarrin: In the Korean dub, Song was replaced for the second film by Seong Wang-yeong as Alex.
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* TheOtherDarrin: In the Korean dub, local celebrity Song Kang-ho was replaced for the second film by Seong Wang-yeong as Alex.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Jennifer Lopez, Gwen Stefani and Madonna were originally considered to voice Gloria.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: In 1998, Dreamworks had a film idea called "Rockumentary", which featured a [[Music/TheBeatles Beatles]]-esque penguin rock band. The idea was scrapped, but after production on ''Madagascar'' started, the directors decided to revive the penguins, but make them a commando unit instead of a rock band.
** Jennifer Lopez, Gwen Stefani and Madonna were originally considered to voice Gloria.
** Jennifer Lopez, Gwen Stefani and Madonna were originally considered to voice Gloria.
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*** Also, at one point, Gloria was to be pregnant due to being part of a breeding program. She was to give birth at the end of the first film, resulting in a gag where the penguins were swept away by her water breaking, and Melman would become the baby hippo's adopted father. This was dropped for being too mature.
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* HeyItsThatVoice:
** King Julien is voiced by ''Film/{{Borat}}'', for starters.
** And then there's [[Film/MeetTheParents Gaylord Focker]], [[{{Film/Dogma}} Rufus the Thirteenth Apostle]], [[Series/{{Friends}} Ross]] and [[Film/TheMatrix Niobe]].
** [[BlackEyedPeas will.i.am]] (showing off surprisingly good acting) is the voice of Moto Moto.
** In the second movie, [[Series/ThirtyRock Jack Donoghy]] as Makunga and [[Series/TheBernieMacShow Bernie Mac]] as Zuba.
** Speaking of [[Film/TheOriginalKingsofComedy the Kings of Comedy]], [[Series/TheSteveHarveyShow Cedric the Entertainer]] voices Maurice.
** Listen closely for [[Series/FullHouse Bob Saget]] in the first movie.
*** Just get any of the video games. RainbowBrite (Bettina Bush) is Gloria; Creator/PhilLaMarr is Marty.
** [[Series/BreakingBad Walter White]] is Vitaly in the third movie.
** Bill Fagerbakke, the voice of Patrick Star from ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'' voices Ted the polar bear from the Penguins' Christmas Caper.
** In Korean dub of the first movie, Alex is voiced by renowned actor '''Song Kang-ho''' (Doo-man from ''Film/MemoriesofMurder'', Gang-du from ''Film/TheHost'', Tae-goo from ''Film/TheGoodtheBadtheWeird'', etc.) Jeffrey Katzenberg, who had never seen the actor's movies beforehand, had an audio tape of Song's work sent to him and he felt that his voice was perfect for Alex.
** King Julien is voiced by ''Film/{{Borat}}'', for starters.
** And then there's [[Film/MeetTheParents Gaylord Focker]], [[{{Film/Dogma}} Rufus the Thirteenth Apostle]], [[Series/{{Friends}} Ross]] and [[Film/TheMatrix Niobe]].
** [[BlackEyedPeas will.i.am]] (showing off surprisingly good acting) is the voice of Moto Moto.
** In the second movie, [[Series/ThirtyRock Jack Donoghy]] as Makunga and [[Series/TheBernieMacShow Bernie Mac]] as Zuba.
** Speaking of [[Film/TheOriginalKingsofComedy the Kings of Comedy]], [[Series/TheSteveHarveyShow Cedric the Entertainer]] voices Maurice.
** Listen closely for [[Series/FullHouse Bob Saget]] in the first movie.
*** Just get any of the video games. RainbowBrite (Bettina Bush) is Gloria; Creator/PhilLaMarr is Marty.
** [[Series/BreakingBad Walter White]] is Vitaly in the third movie.
** Bill Fagerbakke, the voice of Patrick Star from ''WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants'' voices Ted the polar bear from the Penguins' Christmas Caper.
** In Korean dub of the first movie, Alex is voiced by renowned actor '''Song Kang-ho''' (Doo-man from ''Film/MemoriesofMurder'', Gang-du from ''Film/TheHost'', Tae-goo from ''Film/TheGoodtheBadtheWeird'', etc.) Jeffrey Katzenberg, who had never seen the actor's movies beforehand, had an audio tape of Song's work sent to him and he felt that his voice was perfect for Alex.
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** In Korean dub of the first movie, Alex is voiced by renowned actor '''Song Kang-ho''' (Doo-man from ''Film/MemoriesofMurder'', Gang-du from ''Film/TheHost'', Tae-goo from ''Film/TheGoodtheBadtheWeird'', etc.) Jeffrey Katzenberg is a great admirer of Song's work and appeared to have personally chose him for the film.
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** In Korean dub of the first movie, Alex is voiced by renowned actor '''Song Kang-ho''' (Doo-man from ''Film/MemoriesofMurder'', Gang-du from ''Film/TheHost'', Tae-goo from ''Film/TheGoodtheBadtheWeird'', etc.) Jeffrey Katzenberg is a great admirer Katzenberg, who had never seen the actor's movies beforehand, had an audio tape of Song's work sent to him and appeared to have personally chose him he felt that his voice was perfect for the film.Alex.
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** In Korean dub of the first movie, Alex is voiced by renowned actor '''Song Kang-ho'''. Jeffrey Katzenberg is a great admirer of Song's work and appeared to have personally chose him for the film.
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** In Korean dub of the first movie, Alex is voiced by renowned actor '''Song Kang-ho'''. Kang-ho''' (Doo-man from ''Film/MemoriesofMurder'', Gang-du from ''Film/TheHost'', Tae-goo from ''Film/TheGoodtheBadtheWeird'', etc.) Jeffrey Katzenberg is a great admirer of Song's work and appeared to have personally chose him for the film.
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** In Korean dub of the first movie, Alex is voiced by '''Song Kang-ho'''.
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** In Korean dub of the first movie, Alex is voiced by renowned actor '''Song Kang-ho'''.Kang-ho'''. Jeffrey Katzenberg is a great admirer of Song's work and appeared to have personally chose him for the film.
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** In Korea, at least in the first movie, Alex is dubbed by '''Song Kang-ho'''.
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** In Korea, at least in Korean dub of the first movie, Alex is dubbed voiced by '''Song Kang-ho'''.Kang-ho'''.
* TheOtherDarrin: In the Korean dub, Song was replaced for the second film by Seong Wang-yeong as Alex.
* TheOtherDarrin: In the Korean dub, Song was replaced for the second film by Seong Wang-yeong as Alex.
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** In Korea, Alex is dubbed by '''Song Kang-ho'''.
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** In Korea, at least in the first movie, Alex is dubbed by '''Song Kang-ho'''.
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** In Korea, Alex is dubbed by '''Song Kang-ho'''.
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** His "surprise" face to Marty has been interpreted as a not to a scene from the same movie when Derek, covered in coal soot, jumps out of a dark corner to scare his father.
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** His "surprise" face to Marty has been interpreted as a not nod to a scene from the same movie when Derek, covered in coal soot, jumps out of a dark corner to scare his father.
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* DuelingMovies: One of the most notorious example. The Disney-released ''WesternAnimation/TheWild'' had been in production for a few years already, but as was usually the case with their early films, DreamWorks caught wind of it and set out to (successfully) beat them to the punch. ''{{Madagascar}}'' became a hit and ''TheWild'', finally released a year later, was immediately written off as a ripoff by those not in the know and just as quickly fell into obscurity.
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* DuelingMovies: One of the most notorious example. The Disney-released ''WesternAnimation/TheWild'' had been in production for a few years already, but as was usually the case with their early films, DreamWorks caught wind of it and set out to (successfully) beat them to the punch. ''{{Madagascar}}'' ''Madagascar'' became a hit and ''TheWild'', ''WesternAnimation/TheWild'', finally released a year later, was immediately written off as a ripoff by those not in the know and just as quickly fell into obscurity.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Jennifer Lopez, Gwen Stefani and Madonna were originally considered to voice Gloria.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Jennifer Lopez, Gwen Stefani and Madonna were originally considered to voice Gloria.
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** Speaking of [[TheOriginalKingsofComedy the Kings of Comedy]], [[Series/TheSteveHarveyShow Cedric the Entertainer]] voices Maurice.
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** Speaking of [[TheOriginalKingsofComedy [[Film/TheOriginalKingsofComedy the Kings of Comedy]], [[Series/TheSteveHarveyShow Cedric the Entertainer]] voices Maurice.
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* TheCastShowoff: In ''3'', Martin Short shows off his singing chops in two songs.
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* PermanentPlaceholder: Animator Tom [=McGrath=] did what was supposed to be a temporary voice track for Skipper. Robert Stack was originally cast in the role, but after his death, Eric Darnell decided to keep Tom's voice in because he liked it.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Jennifer Lopez, Gwen Stefani and Madonna were originally considered to voice Gloria.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Jennifer Lopez, Gwen Stefani and Madonna were originally considered to voice Gloria.
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* ThrowItIn:
** Originally only an instrumental version of "I Like to Move It" was to be used at the lemurs' party; Cohen then made up his own lyrics to the Reel 2 Reel song. The rest is history.
** Animator Tom [=McGrath=] did what was supposed to be a temporary voice track for Skipper. Robert Stack was originally cast in the role, but after his death, Eric Darnell decided to keep Tom's voice in because he liked it.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Jennifer Lopez, Gwen Stefani and Madonna were originally considered to voice Gloria.
** Originally only an instrumental version of "I Like to Move It" was to be used at the lemurs' party; Cohen then made up his own lyrics to the Reel 2 Reel song. The rest is history.
** Animator Tom [=McGrath=] did what was supposed to be a temporary voice track for Skipper. Robert Stack was originally cast in the role, but after his death, Eric Darnell decided to keep Tom's voice in because he liked it.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Jennifer Lopez, Gwen Stefani and Madonna were originally considered to voice Gloria.
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* ThrowItIn:
**ThrowItIn: Originally only an instrumental version of "I Like to Move It" was to be used at the lemurs' party; Cohen then made up his own lyrics to the Reel 2 Reel song. The rest is history.
** Animator Tom [=McGrath=] did what was supposed to be a temporary voice track for Skipper. Robert Stack was originally cast in the role, but after his death, Eric Darnell decided to keep Tom's voice in because he liked it.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Jennifer Lopez, Gwen Stefani and Madonna were originally considered to voice Gloria.history.
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** Animator Tom [=McGrath=] did what was supposed to be a temporary voice track for Skipper. Robert Stack was originally cast in the role, but after his death, Eric Darnell decided to keep Tom's voice in because he liked it.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Jennifer Lopez, Gwen Stefani and Madonna were originally considered to voice Gloria.
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** Melman's crush on for Gloria suplot in the second film is remarkably similar to Danother subplot David Schwimmer's show TV's ''{{Friends}}'' where Schwimmer's ' character Ross Gellar and his BelligerentSexualTension with Rachel Greene, which would eventually be resolved in the SeriesFinale.
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** Melman's crush on for Gloria suplot in the second film is remarkably similar to Danother subplot David Schwimmer's show another subplot: TV's ''{{Friends}}'' where Schwimmer's ' character Ross Gellar and his BelligerentSexualTension with Rachel Greene, which would eventually be resolved in the SeriesFinale.
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**Melman's crush on for Gloria suplot in the second film is remarkably similar to Danother subplot David Schwimmer's show TV's ''{{Friends}}'' where Schwimmer's ' character Ross Gellar and his BelligerentSexualTension with Rachel Greene, which would eventually be resolved in the SeriesFinale.
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*** Just get any of the video games. RainbowBrite (Bettina Bush) is Gloria; PhilLaMarr is Marty.
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*** Just get any of the video games. RainbowBrite (Bettina Bush) is Gloria; PhilLaMarr Creator/PhilLaMarr is Marty.
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* FakeNationality: Various characters, especially in the third movie, are played by Americans putting on accents.
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* FakeNationality: Various characters, especially in the third movie, are played by Americans putting on accents.accents (some of them bordering on WhatTheHellIsThatAccent).
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* DuelingMovies: One of the most notorious example. The Disney-released ''WesternAnimation/TheWild'' had been in production for a few years already, but as was usually the case with their early films, DreamWorks caught wind of it and set out to (successfully) beat them to the punch. ''TheWild'' was dead in the womb by the time this film became hugely successful.
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* DuelingMovies: One of the most notorious example. The Disney-released ''WesternAnimation/TheWild'' had been in production for a few years already, but as was usually the case with their early films, DreamWorks caught wind of it and set out to (successfully) beat them to the punch. ''TheWild'' ''{{Madagascar}}'' became a hit and ''TheWild'', finally released a year later, was dead immediately written off as a ripoff by those not in the womb by the time this film became hugely successful.know and just as quickly fell into obscurity.
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** Marty's "black with white stripes or white with black stripes" conflict is an allusion to {{ChrisRock}}'s own racially-themed comedy.
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** Marty's "black with white stripes or white with black stripes" conflict is an allusion to {{ChrisRock}}'s {{Chris Rock}}'s own racially-themed comedy.
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** Marty's "black with white stripes or white with black stripes" conflict is an allusion to Chris Rock's own racially-themed comedy.
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** Marty's "black with white stripes or white with black stripes" conflict is an allusion to Chris Rock's {{ChrisRock}}'s own racially-themed comedy.
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** His "surprise" face to Marty has been interpreted as a not to a scene from the same movie when Derek, covered in coal soot, jumps out of a dark corner to scare his father.
** Marty's "black with white stripes or white with black stripes" conflict is an allusion to Chris Rock's own racially-themed comedy.
** Marty's "black with white stripes or white with black stripes" conflict is an allusion to Chris Rock's own racially-themed comedy.