Directors: Peter Docter; David Silverman; Lee Unkrich

Writers: Robert Baird; Jill Culton; Pete Docter; Ralph Eggleston; Daniel Gerson; Jeff Pidgeon; Rhett Reese; Jonathan Roberts; Andrew Stanton

Keywords: Juvenile/Comedy

Two monsters inadvertently incite mass chaos in a world where children's screams power their realm's energy supply.

ABSTRACT
Monstropolis, a fantasy realm populated exclusively by monsters of various shapes and sizes, reovlves around a hegemonic power company -- named Monsters, Inc. -- relying on the screams of mortal children scared by their employees to fuel the city's energy needs. Pandemonium erupts throughout Monstropolis when oversized blue monster Sulley and pint-sized cyclops pal Mike Wazowski inadvertently take one of their power sources, a two-year old girl nicknamed "Boo", back to their world, leading to a calamitous situation in which the pair must work to send Boo back before rival Randall and boss Mr. Waternoose exile them to the Himalayas.

Name	Occupation	Birth	Death	Known for
Rodger Bumpass	Actor	1-Jan-1951		Voice of Squidward Tentacles
Steve Buscemi	Actor	13-Dec-1957		Reservoir Dogs
James Coburn	Actor	31-Aug-1928	18-Nov-2002	Our Man Flint
Billy Crystal	Comic	14-Mar-1947		When Harry Met Sally
Patti Deutsch	Actor	16-Dec-1945	26-Jul-2017	Laugh-In
Teresa Ganzel	Actor	23-Mar-1957		Character actress
John Goodman	Actor	20-Jun-1952		King Ralph
Bonnie Hunt	Actor	22-Sep-1961		Life with Bonnie
Laraine Newman	Comic	2-Mar-1952		Original member of Saturday Night Live
Frank Oz	Actor	25-May-1944		Yoda, Miss Piggy, and The Stepford Wives
Kay Panabaker	Actor	2-May-1990		Nikki Westerly on Summerland
John Ratzenberger	Actor	6-Apr-1947		Postman Cliff Clavin on Cheers
Jennifer Tilly	Actor	16-Sep-1958		Bound, Monsters, Inc.

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