Despite a history of turning down voice-over offers for animated characters, Travolta agreed to provide the voice for Bolt as he, according to the actor himself, "indicated he was the right character". In an interview with CBS, Travolta explained that he was intrigued with Bolt's personality after reading the script.
The film stars the voices of John Travolta, Miley Cyrus, Susie Essman, Mark Walton, Malcolm McDowell, James Lipton and Greg Germann. This was also one of the final film roles for Lipton before his death in 2020, the other being Igor, which was released the same year as Bolt.
Her voice actress is Miley Cyrus and her voice actor as a child is Chloë Grace Moretz, when she was 8-years-old and adopted Bolt. Her birthday is July 14th, 1995 and her full name is Penny Janice Winnie Forrester.
The number you have reached is a fictional non-working number used for motion picture and television production." Miley Cyrus was not the first choice for Penny. Chloë Grace Moretz voiced the entire film before Miley was placed on the project.
He thinks that his young owner Penny (Miley Cyrus) lives under constant threat from a mad scientist, the evil green-eyed Dr Calico (Malcolm McDowell), and his equally evil cats.
A White Swiss Shepherd puppy named Bolt is adopted by a 7-year-old girl named Penny. Five years later, Bolt and a 12-year-old Penny star in a hit television series called Bolt, in which they fight crime with Bolt using various superpowers to protect Penny from the villain, Dr. Calico, who kidnapped Penny's father.
Bolt arrives and reunites with Penny inside the burning studio, being rescued by firefighters as they succumb to smoke asphyxiation. Penny and her mother subsequently quit the show when their agent attempts to exploit the incident for publicity purposes.
Penny Forrester is Bolt's owner and best friend and one of the main characters of Disney's 2008 animated feature film Bolt. Penny is a kind, lovable, and intelligent 13-year-old teenage girl. Ever since she was younger, she loved Bolt dearly and was heartbroken when she found out he ran away.
Disney's Bolt may be a dog movie, but street-cat Mittens plays an integral role in the story. Mittens, who was abandoned by her owners, is initially an unwitting companion for Bolt, but eventually the two form a strong bond.
It is unknown what happens to Penny's Father after the fire, as he was last shown escaping from the fake chair that he was held "captive". His real name is unknown. His personality and appearance is somewhat based off Dr. James Possible from the Kim Possible series.
He has also voiced the characters of Vinnie the pigeon in Bolt, Gristletoe Joe in Prep & Landing: Naughty vs. Nice, and Robotitron in Playmobil: The Movie. As of 2018, DiSalvo is developing his next animated feature, The Badalisc, which is inspired by Italian folklore and draws heavily from his cultural heritage.
Mark Daniel Walton is an American voice actor and storyboard artist from Salt Lake City, Utah who is known for voicing Rhino the hamster from Bolt and Super Rhino.
Bolt 2 premiered at CinemaCon on June 1, 2022, and was theatrically released in the United States on IMAX, 4DX, ScreenX, and Dolby Cinema on September 1, 2022, by Disney. It will also be released on Disney+ after its theatrical run.
The film follows the story of a dog named Bolt who is a Hollywood movie star. He doesn't know that, though. All he knows is that his “person” (co-star Penny, voiced by Miley Cyrus) is in danger and he has to save her with his [staged] powers.
Dr. Calico is the main antagonist of the in-universe TV show Bolt in Disney's 2008 animated feature film of the same name. Though he is not real within the film's setting and is just an actor playing a character, Bolt thinks he is really a villain and sets out to get him for real. Within the Bolt TV show, Dr.
Mittens was thought by many fans to be the main protagonist of the film. However, it turns out to be Bolt. Mittens is of German descent. By size and behavior, she is in her late twenties or early thirties in human years.
He's faster than the Flash, shoots laser beams from his eyes and when he plants his feet and lets loose with a superbark, well, bad guys tumble like fall leaves in a brisk wind. But Bolt is also quite common. That's because this caped canine is only a TV character. Not that the real dog who plays him knows that!
The soundtrack featured the film's score and two original songs: "I Thought I Lost You" by John Travolta and Miley Cyrus (nominated for a Golden Globe Award for Best Original Song in 2009), as well as "Barking at the Moon" by Jenny Lewis.
Everything in the movie looks so realistic and yet doesn't contradict with the animated cartoon-esquire characters. Also, while Bolt is obviously the star of the movie, the real comedy comes from his unlikely companions. In fact, my favorite character of the bunch is Mittens the cat, voiced excellently by Susie Essman.
