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The Proud Family Movie
Directed by	Bruce W. Smith
Produced by	Willard Carroll Ralph Farquhar
Written by	Calvin Brown Jr. Ralph Farquhar John Patrick White Stiles White
Starring	Kyla Pratt Tommy Davidson
Distributed by	Disney Channel
Release date(s)	August 19, 2005 August, 2006
Running time	90 mins
Language	English
IMDb profile

The Proud Family Movie is a Disney Channel Original Movie which premiered on August 19, 2005. It also marked the end of the series.

Contents 1 Plot Summary 2 Cast 3 Distribution 4 Trivia 5 See Also 6 External links

When Penny Proud (Kyla Pratt) turns sixteen, her dad, Oscar, demands that she can't be a Spare Change (the dance group of a teenage rapper, 15 Cents) dancer. Penny sneaks out of the house, and meets 15 Cents. Meanwhile, her dad failed to enter a snack academy. 15 Cents drives her home and Penny kisses him, and as her father yells, she's embarrassed. Penny gets scolded and she goes back to her room in total anger. Her mom, Trudy, gives the birthday present from her dad. All of a sudden, her family is invited on a cruise ship, they learn it's a plot by the evil Dr. Carver (Arsenio Hall) who wants Oscar's secret to his new Proud Snack. Since Oscar won't reveal, Dr. Carver sends peanut-shaped clones of Penny, Oscar, Trudy, Bebe & Cece, Suga Mama, and Puff back home. And the only place they will find the secret to the snack was in Penny's birthday present - her necklace.

• Kyla Pratt - Penny Proud (voice)
• Tommy Davidson - Oscar Proud (voice)
• Paula Jai Parker - Trudy Proud (voice)
• Jo Marie Payton - Suga Mama (voice) (as Jo Marie Payton)
• Orlando Brown - Sticky Webb (voice)
• Soleil Moon Frye - Zoey (voice)
• Alisa Reyes - LaCienega Boulevardez (voice)
• Karen Malina White - Dijonay Jones (voice)
• Omarion Grandberry - Fifteen Cent (voice) (as Omarion)
• Arsenio Hall - Dr. Carver/Bobby Proud (voice)
• Tara Strong - Bebe Proud/Cece Proud/Cashew (voice)
• Jeremy Suarez - Wally (voice)
• Carlos Alazraqui - Puff/Board Member (voice)
• Alvaro Guttierez - Papi (voice)
• Phil LaMarr - Dr. Carver in Disguise/Board Member (voice)
• Aries Spears - Wizard Kelly/Board Member (voice)
• Keith David - Bebe Proud Clone (voice)
• Kevin Michael Richardson - Mangler Mania

• Television Premiere - August 19, 2005 (on The Disney Channel).
• DVD Release - June 12, 2005.

Special Features:

Never-Before-Seen Extended Ending

"Shorties" - Animated Shorts from the series.

"Penny's Driver's Ed" Interactive Game

• VHS Release - June 12, 2005.

• This was the first Disney Channel original animated film broadcast in widescreen on television, but was later re-broadcast in full screen.
• In this film, Wizard Kelly's face is slightly revealed.
• When the Oscar clone is playing Stuffball, Mangler Mania, the guy he's going up against, has a catchphrase like Hulk Hogan.
• A continuity error is shown in the movie. In the TV series, Penny and her friends are 14 and attend a Junior High School. In the movie, they're all 16 and in High School. This means that the movie skips an entire year which might have included Penny and her friends' graduation from Junior High and their 15th birthdays. This may have just been a forward jump used as a plot element to end off the series.
• Dr. Carver's appearance was inspired by The Penguin in the Tim Burton movie, Batman Returns.
• An extended alternate ending was shown on the DVD and one time on Disney Channel and it was seen Suga Mama and Puff are giants and since this is the finale of The Proud Family.
• Bobby Proud has a different voice actor in this movie.
• Sticky mispronounciate "yacht" to "yatch"

The Proud Family (TV Series)

The Proud Family Movie at the Internet Movie Database

Preceded by Life Is Ruff

Disney Channel Original Movies

Succeeded by Twitches

The Proud Family v • d • e
Characters	Penny Proud • List of characters in The Proud Family
Episodes	List of Proud Family episodes
Soundtrack	The Proud Family (album)
Film	The Proud Family Movie
Video game	The Proud Family (video game)