Choose Your Own Adventure DVD Series
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Choose Your Own Adventure The Abominable Snowman | |
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Movie poster for Choose Your Own Adventure The Abominable Snowman |
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Directed by | Bob Doucette |
Produced by | Michelle Crames and Jeff Norton |
Written by | Shawn Tanaka and Doug Wood |
Distributed by | Goldhil Entertainment |
Release date(s) | July 25, 2006 on DVD |
Running time | 80 min (interactive) |
Language | English |
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The first in a series, Choose Your Own Adventure The Abominable Snowman is a 2006 animated interactive movie. It is set in the Himalayas. Viewers make a choice using their DVD player remote control ever 3-6 minutes to determine what happens. Other planned releases include The Lost Jewels and Mystery of the Maya. The Abominable Snowman releases on DVD July 25, 2006.
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[edit] Plot
Benjamin, Crista and Marco North go on an adventure to the Himalayas to find their Uncle Rudy who has gone missing in his quest to find a mythical Yeti creature. At every crossroads a decision has to be made. Will they survive avalanches, keep away from evil poachers, and escape hungry tigers? With over 11 possible endings, the story is all up to the user.
Tagline:You control the action. You control the adventure.
[edit] Trivia
- There are actual places from the Himalayas in the film, including scenes from Kathmandu.
- Cast members Frankie Muniz and Lacey Chabert were huge fans of the Choose Your Own Adventure books.
- Cast members William H Macy and Felicity Huffman are married with 2 children.
[edit] Voice Actors
- William H. Macy — Rudyard North
- Frankie Muniz — Benjamin North
- Lacey Chabert — Crista North
- Daryl Sabara — Marco North
- Felicity Huffman — Pilot Neema
- Mark Hamill — Jamling
- Phil LaMarr — Pasang
- Dee Bradley Baker — Bucky
- James Hong — Monk
- Kim Mai Guest — Old Woman
[edit] Endorsements
- Approved for Family Viewing by Dove Foundation
- 2006 iParenting Media Award Winner
- Kids First! All Star Award
- Film Advisory Board Seal of Approval