Director: Tim Hill

Writers: Cinco Paul; Ken Daurio; Brian Lynch

Music Composed and Conducted by: Christopher Lennertz

Producers: Chris Melendandri; Michele Imperato Stabile

Keywords: Fantasy, Rabbits

Juvenile comedy follows the Easter Bunny's son as his attempts to make a path in life for himself lead to his crossing paths with a peculiar character.

ABSTRACT
Created by the same team that brought viewers Despicable Me a year earlier, Hop follows E.B., the Easter Island-dwelling son of and slated successor to the Easter Bunny, as his rebellious attempts to pursue a dream of becoming a drummer in Hollywood are interrupted when he is struck by a car piloted by underachieving slacker Fred O'Hare. Feigning injury to stay with Fred as a guest at a house the slacker has been asked to house-sit, E.B. embarks on a trouble-making journey as he presses on with his relentless quest for musical fame and fortune, creating a headache for all involved as he works to avoid guards sent from his homeland along the way.

Name	Occupation	Birth	Death	Known for
Hank Azaria	Actor	25-Apr-1964		Moe and Apu on The Simpsons
Russell Brand	Actor	4-Jun-1975		Mad, Bad and Dangerous to Know
Gary Cole	Actor	20-Sep-1956		Bill in Office Space
Kaley Cuoco	Actor	30-Nov-1985		Penny on The Big Bang Theory
Chelsea Handler	Comic	25-Feb-1975		Chelsea Lately
David Hasselhoff	Actor	17-Jul-1952		Knight Rider, Baywatch
Hugh Hefner	Publisher	9-Apr-1926	27-Sep-2017	Founder, Playboy magazine
Hugh Laurie	Actor	11-Jun-1959		Jeeves and Wooster, House
James Marsden	Actor	18-Sep-1973		Cyclops in X-Men and X2
Elizabeth Perkins	Actor	18-Nov-1960		Big

CAST

James Marsden	...   Fred O'Hare
Russell Brand	...   E.B. (voice)
Kaley Cuoco	...   Sam O'Hare
Hank Azaria	...   Carlos / Phil (voice)
Gary Cole	...   Henry O'Hare
Elizabeth Perkins	...   Bonnie O'Hare
and
Hugh Laurie	...   E.B.'s Dad (voice)
Tiffany Espensen	...   Alex O'Hare
David Hasselhoff	...   Himself
Chelsea Handler	...   Mrs. Beck
Dustin Ybarra	...   Cody
Carlease Burke	...   Receptionist
Veronica Alicino	...   Waitress
Django Marsh	...   Young E.B. (voice)
Jimmy Lee Carter	...   Blind Boys of Alabama
Bily Bowers	...   Blind Boys of Alabama
Benjamin Moore, Jr.	...   Blind Boys of Alabama
Eric Dwight McKinnie	...   Blind Boys of Alabama
Joey Anthony Williams	...   Blind Boys of Alabama
Tracy Roman Pierce	...   Blind Boys of Alabama
Will Cleveland Smith	...   Blind Boys of Alabama
Coleton Ray	...   Young Fred
Greg Lewis	...   Performer
Mark Riccardi	...   Security Guard
Cici Lau	...   Chinese Woman
Jayden Lund	...   Another Parent
Russell Brand	...   Production Assistant
Christian Long	...   Production Assistant
Hugh Hefner	...   Voice at Playboy Mansion
Nick Drago	...   Dancer
David Goldsmith	...   Warm-Up Guy
Rick Pasqualone	...   Utility Voice

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