Arthur's Missing Pal

Arthur's Missing Pal
Directed by	Yvette Kaplan
Produced by	Richard Rich
Written by	Ken Scarborough
Based on	Arthur; by Marc Brown
Starring	Carr Thompson; Conway Bruce; Luciano Rauso; Bailey Lauren; Nicole Blanchard; James Buckholder; Bruce Smithee; Wendee Lee; Catherine Lavin; Mona Marshall; Marc Graue; Madison Danielle; Max Henry Wolf; Chuck Buell; Michael Dawson; Doug Stone; Dave Mallow; L.C. Curci; Yvette Kaplan
Music by	Jody Gray
Edited by	James Koford
Production; company	Arthur Worldwide; WGBH-TV; RichCrest Animation Studios; Marc Brown Studios; Mainframe Entertainment
Distributed by	Kidtoon Films (theatrically); Lionsgate Home Entertainment (DVD)
Release date	July 1, 2006 (theatrically); August 22, 2006 (DVD);
Running time	68 minutes
Country	Canada; United States
Language	English

Arthur's Missing Pal is a 2006 American-Canadian computer-animated mystery film based on the traditionally-animated PBS Kids series Arthur and the Arthur books by Marc Brown. It was released theatrically in select cities on July 1, 2006 by Kidtoon Films and on DVD on August 22, 2006^[1] by Lionsgate Home Entertainment.

Voice cast[edit]

Carr Thompson: Arthur Timothy Read
Daniel Brochu (credited under the name Conway Bruce): Buster Baxter
Bailey Lauren: Francine Frensky
Nicole Blanchard: Mary Alice "Muffy" Crosswire
James Burkholder (credited under the name James Buckholder): Alan 'The Brain' Powers
Luciano Rauso: Dora Winifred "D.W." Read
Bruce Dinsmore (credited under the name Bruce Smithee): David Read/Binky Barnes
Catherine Lavin: Jane Read
Lara Cody (under the name L.C Curci): Baby Kate
Yvette Kaplin: Pal the dog
Wendee Lee: Prunella/Mary Moo Cow
Max Burkholder (credited under the name Max Henry Wolf)/Madison Danille: Timmy Tibble/Tommy Tibble
Dave Mallow: TV Announcer
Mona Marshall: Rosie the Truck Driver
Marc Graue: Mister Kone
Chuck Bell/Doug Stone/Michael Dawson: Additional Voices

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