
Queer Duck: The Movie (2006) on Netflix
PG-1320061h 12mAnimationComedy
Queer Duck has been with his partner Openly Gator for eighteen months. Then he meets Broadway actress Lola Buzzard and begins to wonder whether he would be happier straight.
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Plot summary
Queer Duck wakes from a late night party and sees a commercial for the theme park Happyland. He declares a gay day at the park, and officials shut the outing down, telling the group to leave because they are gay. Soaking in bed, he wonders what the point of being homosexual is when almost everyone seems against it. At work he meets Lola Buzzard, a Broadway actress, and encourages her to take to the stage again. His crush on her leaves him deciding whether to stay gay or turn straight, while his partner of eighteen months, Openly Gator, wants him to accept himself without change.
Cast
Jim J. Bullockas Adam Seymour 'Queer Duck' Duckstein (voice)
Jackie Hoffmanas Lola Buzzard (voice)
Kevin Michael Richardsonas Stephen Arlo 'Openly' Gator / Additional Voices (voice)
Billy Westas Bi-Polar Bear / Additional Voices (voice)
Estelle Harrisas Mrs. Duckstein (voice)
Mark Hamillas Hot Dog Vendor (voice)
Tim Curryas Peccary (voice)
Andy Dickas Elizabeth Taylor / Rex ('Regina') (voice)
Chris Coxas Michael Jackson (voice)
Audrey Wasilewskias Rosie O'Donnell (voice)
Maurice LaMarcheas Oscar Wildcat / Martin Duckstein / Additional Voices (voice)
Bruce Vilanchas Bruce Vilanch (voice)
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Queer Duck: The Movie (2006)
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- Queer Duck: The Movie began as an animatic built from 105 separate Flash files, one for each scene, and was animated in Adobe Flash in director Xeth Feinberg's spare bedroom with a handful of freelancers and a background artist.
- Queer Duck: The Movie was originally going to be produced and aired by Showtime, but after the network quit supporting gay shows the series was dropped and the film became a full Icebox production.
- Writer-creator Mike Reiss struggled to finance Queer Duck: The Movie; several deals that almost went through came mainly from independent film companies, and it took over two years to find a distributor until Paramount Home Video offered to distribute it.


















