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Arthur and the Invisibles

Year:
Duration:
94 min | 104 min
Genres:
Animation | Adventure | Family | Fantasy
IMDB rate:
6
Director:
Luc Besson
Awards:
1 win & 2 nominations
Details
Country: France
Release Date: 2007-01-12
Filming Locations: France
Earnings
Opening Weekend: $5,702,789 (USA) (14 January 2007)
Gross: $15,131,330 (USA) (6 May 2007)
Cast
Actor
Character
Freddie Highmore
Arthur
Mia Farrow
Granny
Ron Crawford
Archibald (voice: English version)
Penny Balfour
Arthur's Mother
Doug Rand
Arthur's Father
Adam LeFevre
Davido
Jean Bejote Njamba
Massai Chief
Saul Jephcott
Police Officer #1
Lee Delong
Saleslady (as Lee de Long)
Christian Erickson
Antique Dealer
Eric Balliet
Mover #1
Oxmo Puccino
Mover #2
Robert William Bradford
Baliff
Jerry Di Giacomo
Repairman (voice: French version)
Bienvenue Kindoki
Matassalai #1
Valéry Koko Kingue
Matassalai #2
Aba Koïta
Matassalai #3
Vincent Mendy
Matassalai #4
Mathar Licka Gueye
Matassalai #5
Tonio Descanvelle
Police Officer #2 (voice: French version)
Madonna
Princess Selenia
Snoop Dogg
Max (voice: English version)
David Bowie
Maltazard
David Suchet
Narrator (voice: English version)
Robert Dauney
Arthur's Father
Ezra Knight
Chief Matassalai
Jimmy Fallon
Betameche
Emilio Estevez
Ferryman
Robert De Niro
King (voice: English version)
Harvey Keitel
Miro
Rob Corddry
Seides (voice: English version)
Nate Corddry
Seides (voice: English version)
Erik Per Sullivan
Baby Bug / Mino (voice: English version)
Chazz Palminteri
The Travel Agent (voice: English version)
Anthony Anderson
Koolomassai (voice: English version)
Jason Bateman
Darkos (voice: English version)
Allen Hoist
Easylow
Alain Bashung
Maltazard
Stomy Bugsy
Koolomassaï (voice: French version)
Cartman
Bétamèche (voice: French version)
Sergio Castellitto
Le chef de gare (voice: French version)
Michel Duchaussoy
Archibald (voice: French version)
Mylène Farmer
Selenia
Jacques Frantz
Le roi (voice: French version)
José Garcia
Davido (voice: French version)
Barbara Kelsch
Arthur
Marc Lavoine
Darkos (voice: French version)
Kirsten Lehfeldt
Granny
Doudou Masta
Chef Massaï (voice: French version)
Dick Rivers
Le passeur (voice: French version)
Rohff
Max (voice: French version)
Jean-Paul Rouve
Arthur's father (voice: French version)
Barbara Scaff
Mino (voice: French version)
Frédérique Tirmont
Granny
Isabelle Agid
Passer-by (uncredited)
Fanny Besson
Casher attendant (uncredited)
Serge Blumental
Electrician (uncredited)
Cut Killer
DJ Easy Low (uncredited)
Marc Libert
Passer-by (uncredited)
Stéphane Pacheff
Passer-by (uncredited)
Fannie Pailloux
Passer-by (uncredited)
Did you know?
Trivia
The father mole's name "Miro" means "poor sight" in French slang, matching mole's poor sight reputation.
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The intro to David Bowie's song "Let's Dance" plays at the beginning of the fight song on the record player. David Bowie is also the voice of Maltazard in the English version of the film.
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The sacred sword that no one (not even Princess Selenia) can pull out of the stone (she implies that only the chosen one can pull it out) but Arthur is able to pull out easily is an homage to King Arthur and the legend of the Sword in the Stone. King Arthur (who the main character of this movie shares a name with) becomes king when he is able to pull a sword from the stone it was stuck in when no one else could.
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Goofs
The house is specified in the movie as located in Conneticut USA, is actually a real house somewhere in the British Isles (England) because the electricity power points are United Kingdom 240 volt earthed type with switches, visible on the wall just to the right of the piano when Arthur blows out the candles on his birthday cake and visible on the wall to the left of the broken door on the floor in Granny's bedroom.
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Selenia is surprised Arthur knows her name when they first meet, but her father just named her to the whole audience.
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While driving in the tunnel Arthur says he hopes that there are no speed cameras down there, but speed cameras weren't introduced until at least the late 1960s.
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