Hey Arnold! The Movie - videos, teasers and stills from filming

All videos, teasers and footage from the filming of the film "Hey Arnold! The Movie"

Hey Arnold! The Movie (2002)

Timing: 1:16 (76 min)

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All about film

Video 1

Photo 5

Actors and characters

Trailer

English

2:50

What's left behind the scenes

The cartoon was initially planned for television broadcast, but ultimately was released in theaters.
No music was written for the cartoon.
Initially, a second cartoon was planned, which was to be the final episode, following the 'Diary' series, at the end of which Arnold finds a map and decides to go to the jungle to search for his parents. It is known that the screenplay for the second full-length cartoon was written a long time ago by Craig Bartlett, and he himself spoke about it a lot in interviews and chats with fans. 'Nickelodeon' initially liked the idea of a sequel, but after the first part's commercial failure, the situation changed dramatically: the project was frozen and postponed indefinitely. Craig Bartlett was offered to work at 'Nickelodeon' on a conditional basis, and after some time, he left the channel. The main problem, however, is that the rights to the cartoon series and all its sequels remain with 'Nickelodeon'.
Initially, it was planned to create a second animated film, which was supposed to be the final episode, following the "Diary" episode, at the end of which Arnold finds a map and decides to go to the jungle to find his parents. It is known that the script for the second full-length animated film was written long ago by Craig Bartlett, and he himself spoke about this a lot in interviews and chats with fans. Initially, "Nickelodeon" liked the idea of a sequel, but after the first part's failure, the situation changed dramatically: the project was frozen and postponed indefinitely. Craig Bartlett was offered to work at "Nickelodeon" on a conditional basis, and after some time, he left the channel. The main problem, however, is that the rights to the animated series and all its sequels remain with "Nickelodeon."

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