Space Jam

Director: Joe Pytka, Bill Murray

Overview

In this rollicking comedy/cartoon fantasy, legendary hoopster Michael Jordan teams up Bugs Bunny and the entire Looney Tunes gang. The film features a well-wrought blend of live action and computer animation to capture both the spirit of the old Warner Brothers cartoons and the excitement of professional basketball.

Product Details

Release Date:	08/09/2016
UPC:	0883929556069
Original Release:	1996
Rating:	PG
Language:	English

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Michael Jordan	Himself,Actor
Charles Barkley	Himself
Patrick Ewing	Himself
Danny DeVito	Swackhammer
Billy West	Bugs Bunny/Elmer Fudd
Bradley Baker	Daffy Duck/Tasmanian Devil/Bull,Voices
Bob Bergen	Porky Pig/Speedy Gonzales/Others
Bill Farmer	Sylvester/Yosemite Sam/Others
Kath Soucie	Lola Bunny
Maurice LaMarche	Pepe Le Pew
June Foray	Granny
Wayne Knight	Stan Podolak,Actor
Theresa Randle	Juanita
Bill Murray	Himself
Larry Bird	Actor
Ahmad Rashad	Actor
Thom Barry	Actor
Brandon Hammond	Michael ? 10 ans
Shawn Bradley	Shawn Bradley
Vlade Divac	Vlade Divac
Cedric Ceballos	Cedric Ceballos
Jim Rome	Jim Rome
Paul Westphal	Paul Westphal
Danny Ainge	Danny Ainge
Bebe Drake	Jordan Housekeeper
Patricia Heaton	le fan
Dan Castellaneta	le fan
Nicky McCrimmon	la fille qui joue au basket-ball
William G. Schilling	le golfeur
Jocelyn Blue	Voices
Charity James	Voices,Actor
Catherine Reitman	Voices
Colleen Wainwright	Voices
Dorian Harewood	Voices
Joey Camen	Voices
Steve Kehela	Voices
Muggsy Bogues	Actor
Manner Washington	Jeffery Jordan
Eric Gordon	Marcus Jordan
Penny Bae Bridges	Jasmine Jordan
Larry Johnson	Larry Johnson,Actor
June Melby	Voices
T.K. Carter	Voices
Darnell Suttles	Voices
Frank Welker	Voices
Mel Blanc	Voices
Linda Lutz	Female Seer
Kelly Vint Castro	Little League Girl
Albert Hague	Psychiatrist
Del Harris	Actor
Danny De Vito	Actor
Daffy Duck	Actor
Sylvester	Actor
Bugs Bunny	Actor
Tweety Pie	Actor
James Newton Howard	Composer

Technical Credits

Leo Benvenuti

Steve Rudnick

Timothy Harris

Herschel Weingrod

Helen Elswit	Special Effects
David Falk	Executive Producer,Producer
Janet Hirshenson	Casting
Leo Benvenuti	Screenwriter,Screenwriter
Steve Rudnick	Screenwriter
Timothy Harris	Screenwriter
Herschel Weingrod	Screenwriter
Jane Jenkins	Casting
Ed Jones	Special Effects
Joe Medjuck	Producer
Darrell Pritchett	Special Effects
Ivan Reitman	Producer
Ken Ross	Executive Producer,Producer
Allison Abbate	Producer
Dennis Edwards	Producer
Sheldon Kahn	Producer
Steven Paul Leiva	Producer
Curtis Polk	Producer
Jerry Rees	Producer
Miae Ausbrooks	Special Effects
Laura Albert	Stunts
Gary Alexander	Sound Effects
Billy Dee Williams	Producer
Chris Darroca	Special Effects
Earl Hibbert	Special Effects
Rodd Miller	Special Effects
Edwin Shortess	Special Effects
Tiffany Smith	Special Effects
Daniel Goldberg	Producer
Jim La Rue	Sound/Sound Designer

Editorial Reviews

Fans eager to hear Michael Jordan's inside story of the making of his motion picture debut, the 1996 Loony Tune-fest Space Jam, will have to wait. But for animation aficionados who feel that the classic Warner Bros. characters are the movie's main lures, this new DVD edition will be welcome indeed. Voice actors Billy West II (Bugs Bunny, Elmer Fudd) and Dee Bradley Baker (Daffy Duck, Tasmanian Devil) provide commentary throughout the movie, sometimes as themselves, and occasionally in character. Director Joe Pytka pops in every so often to make an observation or drop the occasional name (costar Patrick Ewing is evidently much more fun than his press suggests, says Pytka), but it's really West and Baker's show. Among the pair's more fascinating Space Jam revelations is that the very real sounding barks and growls of Jordan's live-action pooch -- a nasty looking bulldog -- actually come from the talented voice of Frank Welker ("the best known dog voice in Hollywood"). The DVD's features also allow you to isolate the musical track, eliminating all the voices save those of the singers. It turns the entire affair into an extended music video that, given the soundtrack's chart-topping popularity several years back, will no doubt appeal to fans of Seal ("Fly Like an Eagle") and R. Kelly ("I Believe I Can Fly").