Planes

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Joey Dundee is a racing plane from Australia who competes in the WATG Rally after obtaining a spot in the qualifier round. James Seymour Brett was originally set to write the film's score, [41] but was replaced by Mark Mancina. [5] Release [ ] Disney Interactive released Planes: The Video Game on August 6, 2013. It was released on the Wii, Wii U, Nintendo DS, and Nintendo 3DS. [90] Sequel [ ]

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Julia Louis-Dreyfus as Rochelle, [18] [19] El Chupacabra's love interest. Originally from Quebec, [18] her flag and paint job are localized in 11 countries. [27]Danny Mann as Sparky, a forklift. Danny also plays Sky Cam 1, a red helicopter filming the race over Germany. In the United Kingdom version, he is voiced by Barney Harwood. When Dusty was commenting about Ishani's propeller while in the pit row at John F. Kennedy International Airport, LJH 86 Special can be seen in Sun Wing's tent. However, he does not appear in there again after that and is replaced by Sun Wing. When the planes are getting ready before the race starts, Bulldog, El Chupacabra, and Ishani can be seen with their propellers spinning in the long shots but a few scenes later, they start spinning them in close-up. While flying in the storm, Dusty is distracted when he thinks about Skipper. However, ends up crashes into the ocean, but is rescued and is met by his friends. However, he is severely damaged and is told that he must pull out of the race. When Dusty demands an answer from Skipper about why he had lied to him in the first place, Skipper reveals that his entire squadron was killed in action against an enemy battleship on his first mission, as he was the only one who survived. Dusty then considers dropping out of the race, but Chug and Dottie encourage him to continue. Additionally, the friendly racers offer repair parts for Dusty to continue to race alongside them. Dusty is fixed up and looking brand new, ready to re-enter. The movie starts with two jets soaring through the sky. From below comes a young crop duster named Dusty Crophopper (Dane Cook). He challenges the two to a race, but they ignore him and fly away. He then zooms right past them to their amazement, though he wakes up from this fantasy, and it is shown he is just crop dusting a field with his employer Leadbottom (Cedric the Entertainer). Dusty expresses his dream to enter the Wings Across the Globe Rally, an air racing competition where planes fly all around the world, but Leadbottom thinks he's better off where he's at.