Despicable Me 2

Despicable Me 2
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Directed by	Chris Renaud Pierre Coffin
Written by	Cinco Paul Ken Daurio
Produced by	Chris Meledandri Janet Healy
Starring	Steve Carell Kristen Wiig Benjamin Bratt Miranda Cosgrove Russell Brand Steve Coogan Ken Jeong
Edited by	Gregory Perler
Music by	Heitor Pereira (score) Pharrell Williams (songs and themes)
Production company	Illumination Entertainment
Distributed by	Universal Pictures
Release date	June 5, 2013 (2013-06-05) (Australia) July 3, 2013 (2013-07-03) (United States)
Running time	98 minutes
Language	English
Country	United States
Budget	$76 million
Box office	$970.8 million

Despicable Me 2 is a 2013 American computer-animated comedy film produced by Illumination Entertainment and distributed by Universal Pictures. The sequel to Despicable Me (2010), it was directed by Chris Renaud and Pierre Coffin, and written by Cinco Paul and Ken Daurio. It stars the voices of Steve Carell, Kristen Wiig, Benjamin Bratt, Miranda Cosgrove, Russell Brand, and Ken Jeong. The film follows Gru as he is recruited by secret agent Lucy Wilde, who is investigating a theft of the mutagen PX-41, stolen from the Arctic Circle. During their investigations, they extract El Macho, a supervillain with the goal of achieving world domination after faking his death.

Despicable Me 2 debuted in Australia on June 5, 2013, and was theatrically released in the United States on July 3, by Universal Pictures. It received generally positive reviews from critics and earned $970.8 million worldwide, becoming the third-highest-grossing film of 2013 and the most profitable film in the 101-year history of Universal Pictures. It was nominated for two awards at the 86th Academy Awards, and received numerous other accolades. It is the second entry in the Despicable Me franchise, which includes Minions (2015), Despicable Me 3 (2017), Minions: The Rise of Gru (2022), and Despicable Me 4 (2024).

Plot

A mysterious aircraft steals a highly potent mutagen known as PX-41 from a secret laboratory in the Arctic Circle. Silas Ramsbottom, director of the Anti-Villain League (AVL), sends agent Lucy Wilde, to recruit former supervillain Gru. Gru is forcibly brought to the AVL headquarters and asked by Ramsbottom to help them track down the culprit and recover the mutagen. However, Gru refuses, claiming that he is now a legitimate father and owner of a jelly-producing business. Longing to resume his criminal life, Dr. Nefario, Gru's friend and assistant, leaves him for new employment. This causes a reluctant Gru to investigate the theft and work with Lucy. The pair are stationed at the Paradise Shopping Mall, with a cupcake store as their front.

Gru immediately suspects Mexican restaurant owner Eduardo Pérez might be "El Macho", a supervillain who supposedly died by riding a shark into an active volcano with 250 pounds of TNT strapped to his chest. Gru and Lucy break into Eduardo's restaurant at night but find no evidence. Meanwhile, Gru's three adopted daughters, Margo, Edith, and Agnes, who dream of having a mother one day, believe that Gru will fall in love with Lucy. Gru denies it, saying his relationship with Lucy is only professional.

Despite holding Eduardo as his prime suspect, Gru agrees to pursue other leads, including the shop of wig merchant Floyd Eaglesan, where Lucy discovers traces of PX-41. After witnessing Eduardo's son Antonio woo Margo and invite everyone to his Cinco de Mayo party, Gru renews his focus on Eduardo. Following a bad blind date in which Lucy helps Gru to escape, the two begin to bond. The next day, the AVL arrests Floyd after finding an almost-empty jar of the mutagen in his shop. Silas closes the investigation and reassigns Lucy to Australia, leaving Gru heartbroken.

At the Cinco de Mayo party, Gru follows Eduardo and discovers that he is indeed El Macho. Having faked his death, El Macho has hired Dr. Nefario, and had abducted most of Gru's Minions, using the stolen PX-41 mutagen to transform them into an army of indestructible and savage purple beasts. El Macho plans to launch rockets full of the evil Minions into major cities to dominate the world. He offers Gru the chance to team up with him, but Gru walks away with the girls. Suspicious, El Macho sends an evil Minion, Kevin, after them.

Lucy, having decided to disobey orders and return home to Gru, arrives at the party right after Gru leaves. Realizing that Lucy and Gru are working for the AVL, El Macho kidnaps her. Dr. Nefario witnesses this and informs Gru of the situation. Gru infiltrates El Macho's fortress with two of his own disguised Minions, but the evil Minions see through the disguise and attack them. Meanwhile, Kevin breaks into Gru's house and attacks Margo and Agnes. They lure him to Gru's lab, where Dr. Nefario arrives with an antidote and turns Kevin normal again. Dr. Nefario puts the antidote in Gru's jelly reserves, and he and the girls hurry to Gru's aid. Gru, Dr. Nefario, the girls, and the surviving Minions use jelly guns to restore all the other evil Minions to their normal state. El Macho threatens to kill Lucy, and uses the PX-41 to become a monster himself, but is defeated by Gru and Dr. Nefario.

Gru starts to rescue Lucy from El Macho's TNT-loaded shark rocket, but El Macho's pet chicken Pollito launches it, sending them toward a volcano. Lucy accepts Gru's invitation for a date, and they jump into the ocean before the rocket explodes in the volcano. 147 dates later, Gru and Lucy get married, giving Margo, Edith, and Agnes a mother.

Voice cast

Miranda Cosgrove and Steve Carell at the Australian premiere of Despicable Me 2

• Steve Carell as Gru, a former supervillain turned dad (and later a member of the Anti-Villain League).
• Kristen Wiig as Lucy Wilde, an Anti-Villain League agent and Gru's love interest and later, wife.
• Benjamin Bratt as Eduardo Pérez / El Macho, the owner of Salsa & Salsa, a Mexican restaurant in the Paradise Mall, and the mastermind behind the theft of the PX-41 serum. Al Pacino was originally cast in the role and had recorded all his lines, but left the film due to creative differences.
• Miranda Cosgrove as Margo, the eldest of the three girls.
• Russell Brand as Dr. Nefario, Gru's elderly, hearing-impaired gadget man.
• Steve Coogan as Silas Ramsbottom, the director of the Anti-Villain League.
• Ken Jeong as Floyd Eaglesan, the owner of Eagle Hair Club, a wig store in the Paradise Mall.

Additionally, Elsie Fisher voices Agnes, the youngest of the three girls, Dana Gaier voices Edith, the middle of the three girls, Moisés Arias voices Antonio Pérez, Margo's first love interest and Eduardo's son, Nasim Pedrad voices Jillian, Gru's irritating matchmaking neighbor who wants Gru to date her friends, Kristen Schaal voices Shannon, Jillian's superficial friend, and Pierre Coffin voices the Minions. According to Coffin, he lent his voice to 899 Minions.

Other cast members include Chris Renaud as additional Minions and an Italian waiter, Vanessa Bayer as a flight attendant, and Nickolai Stoilov as the Arctic lab guards.

Production

Development

Chris Meledandri, CEO of Illumination Entertainment, said in July 2010 that a sequel was in the works. In June 2011, Universal Pictures announced that the sequel would be released on July 3, 2013. Meledandri confirmed in February 2012 that they had started working on the film.

Casting

In October 2011, The Hollywood Reporter reported that Javier Bardem was negotiating to voice a villain, named El Macho, but the negotiations failed. By February 2012, Al Pacino had joined the cast to voice the villain. In April 2012, producers confirmed that Steve Carell, Russell Brand, Miranda Cosgrove, Dana Gaier and Elsie Fisher were returning to reprise their roles. Kristen Wiig, who voiced Miss Hattie in the first film, voices Lucy Wilde, an agent of the Anti-Villain League who recruits Gru to track and take down a tough, Mexican villain named El Macho. Steve Coogan joined the cast as Silas Ramsbottom, the head of the Anti-Villain League.

In May 2013, producers announced that Al Pacino had left the film over creative differences about how his character should come to life. At the time of his departure, Pacino's character had already been fully voiced and animated. Chris Renaud, co-director of the film, commented on Pacino's departure: "So we don't want an unhappy actor, and we want something that is well-realized on all sides. If you don't see eye to eye, sometimes it's easier to (part company) and move on from there." Benjamin Bratt, who had already been considered before Pacino, stepped in to voice Eduardo. Chris Meledandri, producer of the film, admitted that he was not "aware of any of the major animated films of the last 15 years that has brought an actor in at such a late stage". Due to the finished animation, Bratt had to match his timing exactly to the character's mouth movement. Initially, during his five-day recording, he tried to imitate Pacino's voice, but found it impossible, saying "no one can out-Al Pacino Al Pacino". He ended up only using Pacino as an inspiration, and resolved to go with his own interpretation of the character. His work was commended by Variety, saying: "You'd never guess he wasn't the filmmakers' first choice."

Animation

The animation was developed in Paris, France by Illumination Mac Guff using Autodesk Maya, over 400 to 650 artists worked on the sequel, in contrast of the team of 100 artists the first film required.

One of the biggest challenges for the animation team was creating visual effects (such as water and jelly), which led to the crashing and replacement of some of the studio's drives.

Music

Main article: Despicable Me 2 (soundtrack)

Following the success of the predecessor's music, the composers, Heitor Pereira and Pharrell Williams collaborated again for the music of Despicable Me 2. The soundtrack to the film, titled Despicable Me 2: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack was released on July 2, 2013, through Back Lot Music. The album featured eight songs and 16 score tracks, combining for 24 tracks in the album. The songs consisted of three original and five incorporated tracks, with two of the songs were already featured in the predecessor.

Williams' original song "Happy" was the only single from the album, released five months after the film's release, on November 21, 2013. It was accompanied by a 24-hour music video upon release, a first for any film, which received a viral response, contributing to the song's global success. It topped the charts in over 19 countries, became the best-selling song in United Kingdom and United States, with over 1.5 and 6.45 million copies sold in 2014, and was nominated for Best Original Song at the 86th Academy Awards.

The soundtrack additionally debuted at US Billboard 200 in number 86, while also featured at the Independent Albums (number 19) and Top Soundtracks (top-three) charts. It also listed in Official Charts Company's Compilation Chart (number 48) and Soundtracks Chart (number 8). A single "Just a Cloud Away" released on March 25, 2022, eight years after the film and soundtrack release.

Marketing and release

In March 2013, a blimp dressed to appear as a Minion, named "Despicablimp", in which Universal and Van Wagner Communications owns an American Blimp Corporation A-150 model, traveled through the United States for a 20,000-mile-long (32,000 km) tour to promote the film's release. As one of the largest airships in the world, it measured 165 feet (50 m) in length, 55 feet (17 m) in height, and weighed 8,000 pounds (3.6 t). Universal Pictures partnered the film with licensing and promotional partners valued at an unprecedented $200—$250 million in the next three years. One of the partners was McDonald's, which included in its Happy Meals various Minion toys, some of them unique to a specific country. To take advantage of banana-loving Minions, Chiquita Brands International ran various sweepstakes, and a Minion, voiced by Pierre Coffin, performed the song "Chiquita Banana" in the film. Thinkway Toys released various toys and figures, and Hasbro made special games.

Despicable Me 2 debuted on June 5, 2013, at Event Cinemas in Bondi Junction, Sydney, Australia, followed by a premiere on June 12, at the Annecy International Animated Film Festival. In the United States, the film's premiere took place on June 22, at the Universal CityWalk in Los Angeles, and was released in theaters on July 3. It was digitally re-mastered into IMAX 3D format and released in select international IMAX theatres.

As with the first film, which did not have a theatrical release in China, the film's distributor Universal Pictures had troubles releasing the sequel. When it was reported in July 2013 that the film had been denied a theatrical release in China, then the second-largest film market in the world, some analysts attributed this to the protection of locally produced animation. There were also rumors that the film's release was banned in China because the film's minions too much resembled former Chinese president Jiang Zemin. China's Film Bureau was "furious" about the negative comments, stating that the film was not submitted for censorship approval. In fact, there was reportedly a "commercial conflict" between Universal and Edko Films, the film's local distributor, over which titles are to be imported. Edko had decided that the film "would not do well in China and decided against using one of the precious quota slots for the film." In December 2013, a few weeks after the Universal Pictures' announcement that it would open a Beijing office, it was reported that Despicable Me 2 would be theatrically released in China on January 10, 2014.

Universal Pictures Home Entertainment released Despicable Me 2 for digital download on November 26, and on Blu-ray and DVD on December 10. Physical copies contain three short films: Puppy, Panic in the Mailroom, and Training Wheels.

Reception

Box office

Despicable Me 2 earned $368 million in the United States and Canada and $602.7 million in other territories, for a worldwide total of $970.8 million. It was the third-highest-grossing film of 2013. Deadline Hollywood calculated the film's net profit as $394.5 million, placing it third on their list of 2013's "Most Valuable Blockbusters". With a budget of $76 million, the film is the most profitable film in the 101-year history of Universal.

The film was released with The Lone Ranger on July 3, 2013, leading into the Independence Day holiday weekend. Despicable Me 2 earned $35 million on its first day, including $4.7 million from Tuesday night previews. It made $24.5 million the following Thursday, the third highest ever total for the holiday behind Spider-Man: Far From Home ($25.1 million in 2019) and Transformers ($29 million in 2007). The film debuted earning $142.1 million from 3,957 theaters, and grossed $82.5 million on its three-day opening weekend. Its second weekend earnings dropped by 56 percent to $43 million, and followed by another $25 million the third weekend. Despicable Me 2 completed its theatrical run in the United States and Canada on January 16, 2014.

Worldwide, on its first weekend, Despicable Me 2 opened only in Australia with $6.66 million, ahead of Monsters University (2013) which opened on the same weekend. The film set an opening-day record in Latvia. In total, it opened at number one in 67 territories, and set opening-weekend records among animated films in Latin America, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Vietnam, and Lebanon, as well as opening-weekend records among all films in South Africa and Venezuela. In Japan, it topped the box office ($3.3 million) beating Elsyium (2013). The film remained in the first position at the box office for two consecutive weekends during July 2013. The film's largest openings occurred in the United Kingdom ($22.5 million), China ($15.4 million), and Mexico ($14.9 million). In total earnings, its largest markets were the United Kingdom ($72.2 million), China ($53.0 million), and Mexico ($47.7 million).

Critical response

Despicable Me 2 has an approval rating of based on professional reviews on the review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, with an average rating of . Its critical consensus reads, "Despicable Me 2 offers plenty of eye-popping visual inventiveness and a number of big laughs." Metacritic (which uses a weighted average) assigned Despiable Me 2 a score of 62 out of 100 based on 39 critics, indicating "generally favorable reviews". Audiences polled by CinemaScore gave the film an average grade of "A" on an A+ to F scale.

Michael Phillips of the Chicago Tribune gave the film two and a half stars out of four, saying "Steve Carell's Slavic inflections as Gru do the trick, as before. Wiig's clever hesitations and comic timing help save the day." Michael Rechtshaffen of The Hollywood Reporter gave the film a negative review, saying "The new edition doesn't quite catch that inspired spark." Stephen Whitty of The Star-Ledger gave the film three stars out of four, saying "Not only a fun cartoon but—that rare thing—a sequel which actually improves on the original." Soren Anderson of The Seattle Times gave the film two and a half stars out of four, saying "It's fun. It's cheerful. It's lollipop colorful. Best of all, it features lots of minion mischief, which guarantees plenty of laughs. But what it doesn't have is an edge."

Stephen Holden of The New York Times gave the film two and a half stars out of five, saying "It is consistently diverting and so cute you'll want to pet it. Yet it is also weightless and lacks a center." Tirdad Derakhshani of The Philadelphia Inquirer gave the film two and a half stars out of five, saying "If you're looking for quality prepackaged, predigested Hollywood family fun this summer, you could do a lot worse than Despicable Me 2." Alonso Duralde of TheWrap gave the film a negative review, saying "The minions are still wacky scene-stealers—and once again, we don't get nearly enough of them—but Gru and his daughters have been blanded down to bad-sitcom level." Claudia Puig of USA Today gave the film two stars out of four, saying "With its predecessor having made a whopping $540 million globally, it's no wonder that Universal saw fit to order a sequel. But it's not enough just to trot out legions of minions and cobble together a plot. Audiences deserve more imagination and inventiveness than this wan recycling." Owen Gleiberman of Entertainment Weekly gave the film a 'C' grade, saying "By the end, every child in the audience will want his or her own monster-minion toy. Adults will just regret the way that Despicable Me 2 betrays the original film's devotion to bad-guy gaiety."

Tom Russo of The Boston Globe gave the film a positive review, saying "The scope of the 'toon espionage-adventure goings-on is surprisingly limited. But the filmmakers so clearly love working on these characters, their creative joy is infectious." Stephanie Merry of The Washington Post gave the film three stars out of four, saying "The animation is beguiling, particularly when Lucy drives her car into the ocean, transforming it into a submarine that scoots around sharks and fish." Peter Debruge of Variety gave the film a positive review, saying "While not quite as charming or unique as the original, Despicable Me 2 comes awfully close, extending co-directors Chris Renaud and Pierre Coffin's delightfully silly sensibility to a bit larger universe." Peter Hartlaub of the San Francisco Chronicle gave the film three stars out of four, saying "It's a credit that the writing can be so funny in the moment, that it takes time to realize there's no cohesive story, zero dramatic tension and nary a practical lesson for either the characters in the film or the people watching in the theater."

Mary Pols of Time gave the film a positive review, saying "As a sequel it stands level with the first film, and may have the edge on it." Peter Travers of Rolling Stone gave the film three stars out of four, saying "Co-directors Chris Renaud and Pierre Coffin, who do Minion voices expertly, never let up on the laughs. A fart joke in 3-D may not be three times as wacky, but the high spirits of Despicable Me 2 are irresistible fun." A.A. Dowd of The A.V. Club gave the film a 'C' grade, saying "What's missing—and this was the crucial component of part one—is a little sour to undercut the sweet. Like its protagonist, a bad guy gone boringly good, Despicable Me 2 has no edge. It's fatally nice and insufficiently naughty."

Accolades

Main article: List of accolades received by Despicable Me 2

At the 86th Academy Awards, Despicable Me 2 received nominations for Best Animated Feature and Best Original Song. Among the film's nominations include ten Annie Awards (winning one), a British Academy Film Award, two Critics' Choice Movie Awards, and a Golden Globe Award.

Sequels and prequels

See also: Despicable Me

Despicable Me 2 was followed by Despicable Me 3 (2017) and the upcoming Despicable Me 4 (2024). The second film's cast, including Carell, Wiig, Coogan, Cosgrove, and Gaier, reprised their roles, alongside a new character voiced by Carell. Nev Scharrel was appointed to the role of Agnes in Despicable Me 3. Minions (2015) and Minions: The Rise of Gru (2022) were also released after Despicable Me 2. The films chronicle the history between the Minions and Gru.

External links

• Official website
• Despicable Me 2 at IMDb
• Despicable Me 2 at The Big Cartoon DataBase
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Part 1

Directed by
Chris Renaud
Pierre Coffin 

Produced by
Chris Meledandri 
Janet Healy 

Written by
Cinco Paul And Ken Daurio 

Edited by
Gregory Perler, A.C.E.

Production Designer
Yarrow Cheney

Part 2

Character Designers
Carter Goodrich
Eric Guillon

Original Songs and Themes by
Pharrell Williams

Music by
Heitor Pereira

Part 3

Computer Graphics Supervisor
Bruno Chauffard

Computer Graphics Co-Supervisor
Boris Jacq

Associate Producer
Robert Taylor

Production Manager
Jean Luc Florinda

Animation Directors
Pierre Leduc
Bruno Dequier

Animation Supervisor
Laurent De La Chapelle

Part 4

Supervising Animators
Pierre Avon
Nicolas Bauduin
François-Xavier Bologna
Jean Hemez
Julien Scoret
Emmanuel Vergne

Supervising Crowd Animator
Elisabeth Patte

Character Supervisors

Modeling	Jérôme Gordon
Surfacing	Adrien Borzakian
Rigging	Mathieu Le Meur
Character Effects	Milan Voukassovitch
Hair & Fur	Olivier Luffin

Script & Recording Supervisor
Brett Hoffman

Script & Recording Supervisor
Brett Hoffman

Story Supervisor
Dave Rosenbaum

Set Supervisors

Modeling	François Launet
Surfacing	Fabien Polack
Set Dressing	Axelle De Cooman

Part 5

Rough Layout Supervisor
Régis Schuller

Final Layout Supervisor
Valérie Gabriel

Effects Supervisor
Milo Riccarand

Lighting Supervisor
Nicolas Brack

Compositing Supervisors
Céline Allégre
Marion Roger
Laetitia Yung

Stereo Supervisor
John Ra Benson

Stereo Compositing Supervisor
Benoit Philippon

Pipeline Supervisor
Pierrick Brault-Vandame

Head of Technology
Bruno Mahé

Crawl Art

Character Animation and Computer Graphics Provided by

Illumination Mac Guff Senior Executive
Jacques Bled

Assistant Computer Graphics Supervisors
David Pellé
Quentin Ricci

Cast

Gru	Steve Carell
Lucy	Kristen Wiig
Eduardo/El Macho	Benjamin Bratt
Margo	Miranda Cosgrove
Dr. Nefario	Russell Brand
Floyd	Ken Jeong
Silas	Steven Coogan
Agnes	Elsie Fisher
Edith	Dana Gaier
Antonio	Moises Arias
Jillian	Nasim Pedrad
Shannon	Kristen Schaal
Kevin The Minion	Pierre Coffin
Bob The Minion	Pierre Coffin
Stuart The Minion	Pierre Coffin
Additional Minions	Pierre Coffin & Chris Renaud
Evil Minions	Pierre Coffin & Chris Renaud
Italian Waiter	Chris Renaud
Arctic Lab Guards	Nickolai Stoilov
Flight Attendant	Vanessa Bayer

Additional Voices

Brad Abrell	Angela Haney
Tom Amundsen	Jason Harris
Gregg Berger	Bridget Hoffman
Julianne Buescher	Wendy Hoffman
Pierre Coffin	Anne Lockhart
David Cowgill	Mona Marshall
Terri Douglas	Scott Menville
Chris Edgerly	Rene Mujica
Patrick Fraley	Jonathan Nichols
Eddie Frierson	Paul Pape
Jackie Gonneau	Aaron Spann
Archie Hahn	Pepper Sweeney

EDITORIAL

Associate Editors

Gilad Carmel Claire Dodgson

1st Assistant Editor (U.S.)

Dave Cory

1st Assistant Editor (Paris)

Andrew Walton

2nd Assistant Editor

Fanny Bouquard

Editorial Production Supervisor

Alex Dowding

STORY

Story Consultant

Mike Reiss

Story Artists

Ian Abando	David Lux
Didier Ah-Koon	Fabrice Joubert
Eric Favela	Steve Moore
Mike Kim	Matt Nealon
Christhope Lourdelet	Mark O'Hare
Habib Louati	Willem Plijnaar

Additional Story Artists

Eric Delbecq
John Holmquist
David Feiss
Cameron Hood
Martin Fuller
Glenn McCoy
Adam Van Wyk

Art Department  Set Designers

Loïc Rastout
Olivier Adam
Paul Mager
Christophe Charriton

Colorists

Colin Stimpson
Sergio Casas
Clément Griselain
Grégory Georges
Julien Badoil

General Designer	Philippe Tilikete
3D Character Development	Michael Defeo
Additional Character Designers	Chris Renaud Philippe Tilikete Paul Mager Jérémie Moreau Maël Gourmelen
Art Production Supervisor	Clare Brooks

Layout  Layout Artists

Damien Bapst
Frédéric Peci-Evesque
Maxime Devanlay
Julien Hassenforder
Romain Durr
Maxime Labate
Pauline Motard

Final Layout Artists	Victor Fleury Vincent Lemoigne David Suarez
Layout Production Supervisors	Jessica Meunier Wassila Lmouaci

Animation  Character Animators

Steve Alves
Benoit Guillaumot
Hichem Arfaqui
Basile Heiderscheid
Salem Arfaqui
Guillaume Hérent
Benoit Bargeton
Silke Jäger
Arnaud Berthier
Sebastien Kunert
Cécile Brossette
Vincent Le Ster
Daniel Callaby
Vincent Lemaire
Antoine Collet
Alexandre Li Xiaoguang
Simon Cuisinier
Adrien Soyty Liv
Luc Degardin
Gaël Matchabelli
Patrick Delage
Mathieu Ménard
Jonathan Del Val
Gwénolé Oulc'Hen
Christophe Delisle
Yohan Pelladeaud
Guillaume Dhont
Yung Pham
Axel Digoix
Boris Plateau
Pierre-François Duhamel
Patrick Pujalte
Damien Duprat
Claude Ricros
Vincent Ehrhart-Devay
Alexandre Ronco
Audrey Fobis
Laurent Rossi
Gabriel Gelade
Ludovic Roz
Nicolas Gibut
Gaël Sabourin
Jean-Charles Gonin
Corentin Sacré
Adeline Grange
Ludovic Savonnière
Damien Zeelen

Crowds Animation  Crowd Animators

Pierre Bottai
Anaïs Mallégol
Brice Chevillard
Quentin Max
Moïse Essame
Eddy Okba
Antoine Kinget
Rémi Parisse
Paul Lavau
Clémentine Tronel
Benjamin Tussiot

Sr. Animation Production Supervisor	Joy Poirel
Animation Production Supervisor	Céline Roz-Locatelli

Character Modeling  Character Modeling

Frédéric Alves-Cunha
David Galante
François Bordeau
Mathieu Gautier
Marc Antoine Cesari
Laurent Guittard
Katarina Djordjevic
Kevin Herbrich
David Fourrage
Guillaume Rajaona

Character Rigging  Character Rigging Leads

Nicolas Combecave
David Liebard
Eric Skjoald Mauhourat
Mathieu Trintzius

Character Rigging

Hervé Arphi
Jin Kabore
Frédéric Bruna
Aurélie Lagneau
Nimoul Bun
Eric Hao Nguy
Claudine Desperoux
Pierre-André Pérucaud
Tony Phé

Character Surfacing  Character Surfacing

Anne Coulet
Jérémie Droulers
François Debonnet
Ben Fournet
Sarah Matuszak

Fur & Hair Development

Nathalie Bonnin
Romain Grillon
Emmanuelle De Amégaza
Jimmy Laplaige
Frédéric Mainil

Character Effects 

Character Production Supervisor	Marlene Thomas
Character Effects Animation Leads	Uriell Priser David Rodrigues
Character Effects Set Up	Josselin Jallut Mathieu Pibouleau Romain Revert Sebastien Stoianov

Character Effects Animators

Richard Adenot
Vincent Haumont
Tamouze Arnaout
Denis Hénon
Jérémy Barrial
Fabrice Lau-Tim-ling
Yann Bertothy
Gwendoline Lebnouj
Matthieu Bijaqui
Gaétan Louët
Alice Bouchier
Vincent Michelli
Alexis Bourgoin
Gabriel Nguyen
Antoine Brémont
Stéphane Pierrisnard
Jim Coudroy
Benjamin Quinet
André Delphin
Fabien Rixens
Fred Din-Ebongue
Thomas Robillard
Benoit Drevet
Kenny Rosset
Sylvain Duroyon
Haian Sun
Guillaume Gay
Grégory Tallec
Didier Gros
Frédéric Valz-Gris
Jérémy Waulter

Set & Props Modeling

Frank Clarenc
Jérémy Mamo
Thibault Collonges
Ludovic Ramière
Grégoire Foret
Gilles Roman
Hortense Goyard
Angela Smaldone
Elodie Hickson
Cyril Thauvin
Aurélien Hulot
Nicolas Valade

Set & Props Rigging Lead	Guillaume Boudeville
Sets & Props Rigging	Nicolas Brice Jean-Marc Imele
Set & Props Surfacing Lead	Virgine Taravel

Sets Modeling 

Sets Rigging 

Sets Surfacing 

Set & Props Surfacing

Nicolas Coppolani
Pierre Lopes
Hélène Galtier
Titouan Perrot
Vanessa Lamblet
Delphine Potevin
Maxime Leduc
David Rauturier
Quentin Vandenbongaard

Set Dresser	Laura Giardini
Set & Props Production Supervisor	Alexandra Skinazi-Francart

Effects  Effects Animators

Djelloul Bekri
Adrien Lourdelle
François-Xavier Boussard
Omar Meradi
Eric Carme
Mathieu Negrel
Steven Dupuy
Michael Parker
Arnaud Godin
Simon Pate
Arash Habibi
Romain Privat De Fortunié
Jerome Héreng
Geoffrey Reynaud
Jean-François Héreng
Sébastien Rossi
Mathieu Jordan
Nicolas Zborowska

Effects Production Supervisor	Amélie Peyrache
Matte Painters	Jean-Denis Coindre François Belliart Guillaume Benamout

Lighting  Lead Lighting Artists

Lionel Cuendet
Thierry Noblet
Selim Draia
Max Tourret
Sophie Guillois
Damien Viatte

Lighting Artists

Cédric Burkarth
Benoit Fournol
Jérôme Cordier
John Hreich
Yannick Lecoffre
Elodie Labbe
Victor Pajot
Catie Lee
Romain Silva Macedo
Mickael Mandonnet
Vincent Blanqué
Jean-Pierrick Muggianu
Démian Boude
Olivier Prigent
Christophe Brejon de Lavergnée
Julien Rocchi
Florent Cadel
Loïc Salmon
Thomas Dairain
Arnaud Servouze
Bertrand De Becque
Arnaud Tisseyre
Iphraïm Drouet
Anthony Voisin

Lighting Technical Director	Jérôme Arthuis
Lighting Assist. Technical Director	Julien Laperdrix

Compositing  Lead Compositing Artists

Florian Bestel
Laurianne Proud'Hon
Lise Fischer
Matthieu Rouxel
Stéphanie Machuret
Lynda Tranchier

Compositing Artists

Thomas Assié
Loïc Lecygne
Romain Blanchet
Grégory Lenain
Bastien Brenot
Philippe Lucini
Bertrand Breuze
Claire Mandel
Solène Collignon
Rémi Martin
Clément Darbois
Vincent Martin
Clément Delatre
Thomas Mothe
Fabien Félicité-Zulma
Anne-Sophie Palermo
Florian Girardot
Maxime Poron
Mickael Goussard
Julien Roger
Erwin Gresser
Isabelle Roussel
Tristan Hocquet
Sébastien Klein
Guillaume Staerk
Marc Largier
Julien Trouchet
François Le Bastard
François Turquety
Erwann Le Faou
Florian Velasco
Jonathan Lecroart
Kevin Willmering

Sr. Finaling Production Supervisor	Delphine Le Roch
Finaling Production Supervisors	Rafael Curulla Matthieu Skrovec
Sr. Pipeline Technical Directors	Emmanuel Prevot Damien Bellantan

Technical Direction  Pipeline Technical Directors

Julien Depoortere
Alexandra Hoff
Henri Desous
Juliette Tresal-Mauroz
Matthieu Gouin
Pascal Chandelier

Technical Directors

Cédric Chapeleau
Loic Huss
Dorian Fevrier
Flavio Perez
Laurent Hubert
Eric Placoly
Olivier Schmitt

Information Technology

David Guedj
Anthony Neel
Sean Lee
Michel Roy
David Leroux
Joe Stevano
Mostafa Yacoubi

Render Supervisor	Thomas Foncelle
Render Wranglers	Sylvain Blérol Ilyas Chodkiewicz José-Maria Perez
Head Of Research & Development	Philippe Delorme

Software Developers

Frédéric Cros
Benoit Lepage
Mélissa Faucher
Geoff Levner
Julien Frantz
Sébastien Masino
Marc Girou
Thomas Métais
Ludovic Lefève-Gourmelon
Baptiste Sansierra
Thierry Lauthelier
Alexandre Verlhac

Assistants To Chris Meledandri	Lynley Bird Rachel Feinberg Katie Kirnan
Assistant To Janet Healy	Laure Gauthier
End Titles Made with

Interns

Christoffer Andersen
Guillaume Lemaire
Floriane Deal
Thomas Pierre
Marianna Ferrante
Stine Saethre
Géraldine Gaston
Hadrien Sirot
Flavien Toullec

Post Production

Post Production Supervisor
Jeannine Berger 

Post Production Sound Services by

Sound Designer	Randy Thom
Supervising Sound Editor	Dennis Leonard
Re-Recording Mixers	Gary Rizzo Tom Johnson
ADR / Dialogue Supervisor	Bjorn Ole Schroeder
Sound Effects Editors	Mac Smith E.J. Holowicki Jon Borland
Foley Supervisor	E. Larry Oatfield
Foley Editors	Frank Aglieri-Rinelli Erik Foreman
Assistant Editor	Quianbaihui Yang
Additional Re-Recording Mixers	Christopher Barnett Christopher Scarabosio
Foley Artists	Ronni Brown Sean England
Foley Mixer	Tony Eckert
Foley Recordist	Dan Randall
Assistant Re-Recording Mixers	Zach Martin James Spencer Stephen Urata
Recordist	Kevin Bolen
Engineering Service	Brian Long James Austin
Digital Editorial Support	Danny Caccavo Ryan Frias Bonnie Wild
Digital Audio Transfer	John Countryman Michael Levine Marco Alicea
ADR Mixer	Doc Kane
Conductor	Nick Glennie-Smith
Score Recording And Mixing Engineer	Alan Meyerson
Assistant Mixing Engineer	Christian Wenger

Music

Score Recordist	Kevin Globerman
Orchestrator	Ladd McIntosh
Music Preparation	Booker White
Additional Music	Bobby Tahouri Anthony Willis
Music Editor	Slamm Andrews
Composer Assistants	Cameron Hotchkis Ted Reedy Azeo Torre Sebastian Zuleta
Music Contractor	Peter Rotter
Vocal Contractor	Jasper Randall
Scoring Crew	Tom Steel Tim Lauber Denis St. Amand
Score And Choir Recorded At	The Newman Scoring Stage Twentieth Century Fox
Additional Recording At	The Village Recorder
Score Mixed At	Studio M-Remote Control

Digital Intermediate by

Colorist	Jason Hanel
Digital Intermediate Producer	Eileen Godoy
Digital Intermediate Editor	Curtis Lindersmith
DI Assistant Producer	Laura Holeman
Colorist Assistant	Luis Silva
Imaging Scientist	Matthew Tomlinson
Color Timer	Jim Passon
Laboratory Support	Digimage Cinéma

TASER is a Registered Trademark of TASER International

Special Thanks to

Eric Garandeau	Daniel Pool-Kolb
Igor Primault	Chihiro Kameyama
	Agnes Reault

Songs

"Fun Fun Fun"
Written and Performed by Pharrell Williams
Produced by Pharrell Williams of The Neptunes
Courtesy of Star Trak Entertainment/

"Jamming"
Written by Bob Marley
Produced and Performed by Ali Dee

"Chiquita Banana (Theme Song)"
Written by Garth Montgomery, Leonard McKenzie, William Wirges
Under license by Chiquita
Vocals Performed by Pierre Coffin

"Don't Stop the Party"
Written by Armando Perez, Jorge Martinez Gomez, Jose Garcia, Thomas Rozdilsky, Frederick Hibbert
Performed by Pitbull (feat. TJR)
Pitbull appears courtesy of Polo Grounds Music//Mr. 305 Inc.
By arrangement with
TJR appears courtesy of Rising Music through Three Six Zero Group Ltd.

"Another Irish Drinking Song"
Written by Greg DiCostanzo, Paul Sabourin
Vocals Performed by Pierre Coffin

"Love's Theme"
Written by Barry White
Performed by Love Unlimited Orchestra
Courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group
Under license from

"Where Them Girls At"
Written by Tramar Dillard, Giorgio Tuinfort, Nicki Minaj, Sandy Vee, Oscar Salinas, Juan Salinas, Jared Cotter, Michael Caren, David Guetta
Performed by David Guetta feat. Nicki Minaj and Flo Rida
David Guetta appears courtesy of What A Music Ltd./EMI Music France
Under license from EMI Film & Television Music
Nicki Minaj appears courtesy of Cash Money Records
Under license from
Flo Rida appears courtesy of
By arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing

"Wiegenlied: Guten Abend, Gute Nacht Op. 49, No. 4"
Written by Johannes Brahms
Vocal Performed by Chris Renaud

"Super Girl"
Written by Samantha Marquart, Harold Brown, Jessica Payo
Performed by Samantha Marq
Courtesy of Riptide Music Inc.

"Echa Pa'lla (Manos pa'rriba)"
Written by Manuel Gonzalez, Gregor Van Offeren, Armando Perez, Tzvetin Todorov, Urales Vargas
Performed by Pitbull feat. Papayo
Courtesy of Mr. 305 Inc.

"Just a Cloud Away"
Written and Performed by Pharrell Williams
Produced by Pharrell Williams

"Flor de huevo (Son locos)"
Written by David Kent Hidalgo
Performed by Los Lobos
Courtesy of Los Lobos Records

"Cielito Lindo"
Produced and Performed by Ali Dee

"Cielito Lindo"
from "Mariachi Medley: Cielito Lindo/La Negra"
Written by Quirino Fidelino Mendoza Cortes
Performed by Tito Puente and Eddie Palmieri
Courtesy of Universal Music Latino
Under license from

"I Swear"
Written by Gary Baker, Frank Myers
Performed by Pierre Coffin
Produced by Ali Dee

"In the Summertime"
Written by Ray Dorset
Performed by Mungo Jerry
Courtesy of Sanctuary Records Group Ltd.
Under license from

"Y.M.C.A."
Written by Henri Belolo, Jacques Morali, Victor Willis
Music Performed by The Village People
Courtesy of Scorpio Music, S.A.
Courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group
Under license from
Vocals Performed by Pierre Coffin

"Funiculi Funicula"
Written by Luigi Denza
Performed by Andrew Driscoll
Courtesy of Clifton Bishop Media LLC

"Y.M.C.A."
Written by Henri Belolo, Jacques Morali, Victor Willis
Music Performed by ProSound Karaoke Band
Courtesy of Priddis Music/ProSound Performance Tracks
Vocal Performed by Pierre Coffin

"Italian Tarantella"
Written by Traditional
Performed by Andrew Driscoll
Courtesy of Clifton Bishop Media LLC

"Scream"
Written by Pharrell Williams
Performed by Cee-Lo Green
Produced by Pharrell Williams
Courtesy of

"Happy"
Written and Performed by Pharrell Williams
Produced by Pharrell Williams

"Despicable Me"
Written and Performed by Pharrell Williams
Produced by Pharrell Williams of The Neptunes
Courtesy of Star Trak Entertainment/

Soundtrack on Back Lot Music

Presented in association with DENTSU Inc./Fuji television network, Inc.

This motion picture has benefited from the tax credit
For the production of foreign motion pictures in France.

This motion picture used sustainability strategies to
Reduce its carbon emissions and environmental impact.

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