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Best Casting for Animated Voice Over Feature Film | 2003 | Joey Paul
Budget 3,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 15,249,308 USD
After the success of The Rugrats Movie (1998) and Rugrats in Paris (2000), Nickelodeon came to an agreement with Hey Arnold! (1996) Creator Craig Bartlett for an Arnold theatrical film, as well as a television movie. The original plan was for the theatrical film to be about Arnold searching for his parents, titled The Jungle Movie, while the television movie, originally titled "Arnold Saves the Neighborhood", was about Arnold saving his neighborhood from being torn down. Problems with the script kept the theatrical movie on hold for several years, and Nickelodeon, wanting an Arnold movie in theaters before the show lost its popularity, had "Arnold Saves the Neighborhood" converted into this film. However, a poor showing at the box-office, along with Craig Bartlett leaving Nickelodeon for Cartoon Network, caused The Jungle Movie to be put on the shelf indefinitely. However, the show's cult following convinced Nickelodeon to announce on November 23, 2015 that they have green-lit The Jungle Movie. Bartlett returned as a writer and executive producer, with many of the original cast reprising their respective roles. Hey Arnold: The Jungle Movie (2017) premiered as a 2-hour long T.V. movie on November 24, 2017, concluding the series.
Was originally scheduled to air on television as three half-hour episodes that would end the Hey Arnold! (1996) cartoon television series.
The first Nickelodeon animated movie to receive a PG rating.
Scheck's henchman orders two Bartlett's in the restaurant, a reference to co-screenwriter and Hey Arnold! (1996) creator Craig Bartlett.
The "sneeze" sound effect in the Nickelodeon Studios vignette, was originally featured in the Nintendo 64 video game GoldenEye 007 (1997).
"Gerald: Do these belts come in any other color? Bridget: Black or pink? Gerald: Uh, we'll take black."
"Arnold: What's wrong with old things? Some old things are great. Harold: Yeah, like Mrs. Vitello. Mrs. Vitello: [Hitting Harold] Whippersnapper!"
![Hey Arnold!: The Movie - Official Trailer [HD]](https://img.youtube.com/vi/BkGaza1rPfQ/mqdefault.jpg)
