
Norm of the North (2016) on Netflix
PG20161h 30mAdventureAnimationComedy
A talking polar bear sees a real estate development threaten his Arctic home. With three lemmings he stows away to New York and becomes the developer's mascot to stop it from inside.
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- Netflix3.0/5
- IMDb3.4/1010,747 votes
- Rotten Tomatoes7%
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Plot summary
Norm, a polar bear, can speak to humans, a gift shared only by his grandfather, and is shunned by other animals except Socrates, a seagull, and Elizabeth, a female bear. A luxury condo appears on the ice; Socrates points it out to Norm and three lemmings. Inside, Vera, who works for developer Mr. Greene, is caught in an avalanche until Norm rescues her. Mr. Greene asks Vera to find a polar bear mascot for his Arctic housing campaign. Worried, Socrates urges Norm and the lemmings to sneak aboard a ship to New York City. Norm pretends to be an actor in a bear suit, auditions, and lands the job as Mr. Greene's mascot.
Cast
Rob Schneideras Norm (voice)
Heather Grahamas Vera (voice)
- Maya Kayas Olympia (voice)
Ken Jeongas Mr. Greene (voice)
Bill Nighyas Socrates (voice)
Colm Meaneyas Grandfather (voice)
Charlie Adleras Forebear (voice) (as Charlie Adler)
Gabriel Iglesiasas Stan / Pablo (voice)
Kate Higginsas Elizabeth (voice)
Michael McElhattonas Laurence, the Actor (voice)
Salome Jensas Councilwoman Klubeck (voice)
Janet Varneyas Janet (voice)
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Norm of the North (2016)
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- Anthony Bell, who had co-directed Alpha and Omega, was originally set to direct, but left after Crest Animation Studios filed for bankruptcy and closed in 2015. The film then sat in development hell for over four years until Splash Entertainment took over production.
- Voice director Ginny McSwain was given only a limited amount of time to prepare Ken Jeong's lines for Mr. Greene, and called her time on the film unbearable, finding Jeong, whom she had admired, off putting and rude to work with.
- Ken Jeong took the role of the villain Mr. Greene because he wanted to show his twin daughters a film he had starred in, saying most of his movies he can't show his kids yet.



























