
Jungle Beat: The Movie
Family · Animation · Science Fiction
Overview
The Jungle Beat animals think it’s the best thing ever when an alien arrives in the jungle bringing with him the power of speech. They also surprisingly think it’s the best thing ever when they find out that he’s been sent to conquer them.
Top Cast


David Menkin
David Menkin
Munki / Rocky (voice)
David Menkin
Munki / Rocky (voice)


David Rintoul
David Rintoul
Grogon (voice)
David Rintoul
Grogon (voice)
Gavin Peter
Gavin Peter
Tallbert (voice)
Gavin Peter
Tallbert (voice)
Florrie May Wilkinson
Florrie May Wilkinson
Baby (voice)
Florrie May Wilkinson
Baby (voice)


Adam Neill
Adam Neill
Ribbert (voice)
Adam Neill
Ribbert (voice)


Jason Pennycooke
Jason Pennycooke
Lead Wildebeest (voice)
Jason Pennycooke
Lead Wildebeest (voice)
Robert G. Slade
Robert G. Slade
Old Wildebeest (voice)
Robert G. Slade
Old Wildebeest (voice)
Emma Lungiswa De Wet
Emma Lungiswa De Wet
Firefly (voice)
Emma Lungiswa De Wet
Firefly (voice)


Ed Kear
Ed Kear
Fneep (voice)
Ed Kear
Fneep (voice)
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