Actor David Arquette has joined the cast of the upcoming Disney Television Animation series “Jake And The Never Land Pirates.”
“David Arquette has joined the cast of Disney Television Animation’s upcoming “Jake and the Never Land Pirates,” an interactive series for preschoolers that follows the adventures of classic characters Captain Hook and Smee, along with a new crew of kid pirates led by the enthusiastic and courageous Jake. Arquette will voice the role of Skully, the lookout pirate parrot who helps Jake and crew foil Captain Hook’s plans. “Modern Family’s” Ariel Winter lends her voice to the recurring role of Marina the mermaid. The series will premiere on Playhouse Disney-branded blocks and channels around the world in 2011.”
David said about joining the cast of the show:
I’m thrilled to be a part of the ‘Jake and the Never Land Pirates’ team. My daughter has seen the pilot episode and loves it. The character I voice is Skully – a talking parrot. I’ve always been fascinated by the fact that parrots can talk, and, now here I am, a human imitating a parrot imitating a human. Ya gotta love show biz.
“Each episode of “Jake and the Never Land Pirates” features two fun and music-filled stories, as Jake leads his team – including Izzy, Cubby and their parrot lookout, Skully – aboard their amazing ship, Bucky, sailing from their Pirate Island hideout on a lost treasure hunt throughout Never Land. There, Jake and the team learn that they must work together to outsmart Captain Hook and Smee, earning gold doubloons as they conquer tasks. Whether the treasure is a skateboard, a guitar or a prized seashell, Captain Hook will do anything to get his hands on it, so Jake and his fellow kid pirates invite viewers to use teamwork, problem-solving and physical activity such as sliding down waterfalls, pulling vines and flying with the magic of pixie dust to reclaim their treasures.”
Other actors who will be lending their voice to the show include:
- Colin Ford
- Madison Pettis
- Jonathan Morgan Heit
Rob LaDuca (“Mickey Mouse Clubhouse”) will serve as executive producer and Howy Parkins (“Emperor’s New School”) is director.
Will you be tuning in for “Jake And The Never Land Pirates”?
Source: Disney Channel
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My four year old son loves the Peter Pan movies. All of them, whether its animated or not. He told me this past fall that he wanted a pirate birthday party because he loves Captain Hook. So on Jan 1, 2011 we had his pirate theme birthday party aboard the USS NC Battleship in Wilmington, NC. I ordered the Disney Peter pan figurines and replaced the pirates that came with the pirate ship birthday cake and he was so excited! After the fun filled birthday party, Jake and I cuddled in his bed to watch Return to Neverland for the 100th time!!!! While we laid there I thought of writing to Disney and asking if they could make yet another Disney film with the beloved Peter Pan with a boy as the lead. I never got around to it but then this morning as I was getting the kids ready for daycare I overheard the commercial for Jake and the Neverland Pirates!!! I can’t tell you how excited I was to see that you guys were reading my mind! My son Jake saw the commercial and he can’t wait to see the show especially because they have the same name!!!!! Thank you thank you thank you DISNEY!!!!!
I saw it today and I wasn’t thrilled. Nothing wrong with it but my 2yr old didn’t seem to like it at all. It seems to be meant to be interactive but just doesn’t quite achieve it. Hopefully it improves.
My 8 month old son loves this programme, that everytime the theme tune comes on he gets excited and starts jumping up and down with a huge grin lol