
No Time to Spy: A Loud House Movie (2024) on Netflix
G20241h 21mActionAdventureAnimationComedyFamily
Lincoln Loud brings his spy gear to the tropical island wedding of his Gran-Gran Myrtle and his grandfather Albert. Someone from Myrtle's past as a secret agent turns up there too.
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Plot summary
Lincoln Loud is excited for the island wedding of his Gran-Gran Myrtle and his grandfather Albert. He is fascinated by Myrtle's past: she worked as Agent 28, a spy who once beat the villain Dr. Rufus Dufus. Against her wishes he packs his David Steele spy equipment, and she puts him in charge of the wedding rings. The family flies to a tropical resort, where Lincoln meets Fifi, who is irritated by the Louds. On a fishing trip, Lincoln sees suspicious activity and tries to take pictures. Henchmen attack, Myrtle fights them off, and the camera is lost. Myrtle tells him to stay out of any mission and says the family will leave the island. Lincoln tells her superior, X, that they will take on the mission behind her back.
Cast
Bentley Griffinas Lincoln (voice)
Alex Cazaresas Myrtle (voice)
Piotr Michaelas Pop Pop / Boat Henchman / Karaoke Patron (voice)
Brian Stepanekas Dad / Todd / Cargo Shorts Henchman (voice)
Amy Sedarisas Fifi (voice)
Jessica DiCiccoas Lynn / Lucy (voice)
Lara Jill Milleras Lisa (voice)
Jill Talleyas Mom / Computer Voice (voice)
John DiMaggioas Mr. Grouse / Flop / Henchman Mo (voice)
Grey Griffinas Lola / Lana / Lily (voice)
Paul Wightas Ham Hand (voice)
Catherine Taberas Lori (voice)
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about No Time to Spy: A Loud House Movie (2024)
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- The crew of No Time to Spy took inspiration from several James Bond films and tried to mirror their pacing and structure, and the villain Ham Hand was modeled on Jaws, the henchman who first appeared in The Spy Who Loved Me (1977).
- Composer Jonathan Hylander drew heavily on John Barry's work on the Bond film Thunderball (1965) when writing the score for the film, and Hylander also wrote its opening song.
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