The Kid

Película de TV
2001
1h 15min

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaBased on the comic strip "Nuts," Gahan Wilson's The Kid is an edgy, irreverent and primetime exploration of childhood.Based on the comic strip "Nuts," Gahan Wilson's The Kid is an edgy, irreverent and primetime exploration of childhood.Based on the comic strip "Nuts," Gahan Wilson's The Kid is an edgy, irreverent and primetime exploration of childhood.

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Edward Asner

Dead Cat
(voz)
(as Ed Asner)

Lolita Davidovich

Mother
(voz)

Eugene Levy

Father
(voz)

John Neville

Banquo
(voz)

William Shatner

Professor
(voz)

Jacqueline Pillon

The Kid
(voz)

Jennifer Tilly

Waitress
(voz)

Andrea Martin

Witch
(voz)

Tony Daniels

Doctor
(voz)
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Darren Frost

Bruno
(voz)
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Jake Goldsbie

Earl
(voz)

Rob Tinkler

Leon
(voz)
(as Robert Tinkler)
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Fiona Reid

Mrs. Brockmeyer
(voz)
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Aron Tager

Guard
(voz)
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Julie Lemieux

Mrs. Campbell
(voz)
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Bryn McAuley

Marie
(voz)

Evan Sabba

Dirk
(voz)

Dov Tiefenbach

Mask
(voz)

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Dead Cat: Hey over here shithead!
The Kid: [gasps] Oh god it's you, the cat!
[Dead Cat laughs]
The Kid: No this can't be real, I don't believe in ghosts
[hides under the covers]
Dead Cat: That's ok shithead I believe in you!
The Kid: This isn't real, you're just a dream aren't you?
Dead Cat: That's for me to know and you to find out, shithead! But even if this is a dream that don't mean I'm not real, ghosts can come in dreams
The Kid: Well whatever you are, can you please stop calling me shithead?
Dead Cat: Sorry, didn't know it bothered you asshole!
The Kid: Apology accepted

Banda sonora
Nya Nya Song
Composed by Stan Daniels
Arranged by Ray Parker and Tom Szczesniak

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9/10

Wonderful perspective of a twisted childhood.

I loved the way this movie shows a child's slightly skewed vision of what adults say to them and how they see the world. This movie has a great story line and group of characters that show various perspectives. Definitely a must see comedy for all adults who had a strange childhood.