
The Nut Job 2: Nutty by Nature (2017) on Netflix
PG20171h 31mAdventureAnimationComedyFamilyFantasy
Surly Squirrel and his animal friends learn that Mayor Muldoon plans to bulldoze Liberty Park to build an amusement park called Libertyland. Surly rallies the animals to stop the demolition.
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- IMDb5.5/108,233 votes
- Rotten Tomatoes14%
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Plot summary
After the raccoon's defeat, Surly Squirrel is a hero to the animals of Liberty Park, and he keeps them fed with a buffet at Maury's Nut Shop. Andie, a red squirrel who believes in hard work, is uneasy about his easy life, and the shop is destroyed when Mole forgets to lower the pressure in the boiler. While Andie takes the animals foraging in the park, Surly and Buddy search for other food stores and return empty-handed. Percival J. Muldoon, the mayor, finds Liberty Park unprofitable and wants to build an amusement park, Libertyland, in its place. Surly and Andie learn of the plan, and Surly talks the animals into disrupting the construction crew.
Cast
Will Arnettas Surly (voice)
Maya Rudolphas Precious (voice)
Bobby Cannavaleas Frankie (voice)
Bobby Moynihanas Mayor Muldoon (voice)
Isabela Moneras Heather (voice) (as Isabela Moner)
Peter Stormareas Gunther (voice)
Gabriel Iglesiasas Jimmy (voice) (as Gabriel 'Fluffy' Iglesias)
Jeff Dunhamas Mole (voice)
Sebastian Maniscalcoas Johnny (voice)
Kari Wahlgrenas Jamie / Additional Voices (voice)
Jackie Chanas Mr. Feng (voice)
Katherine Heiglas Andie (voice)
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Julie Lemieuxas Lil' Chip / Additional Voices (voice)
Dwayne Hillas Police Officer / Additional Voices (voice)
Josh Robert Thompsonas Construction Foreman / Additional Voices (voice)
Rob Tinkleras Redline (voice)
Jess Harnellas Animal Control Guy 1 / Additional Voices (voice)
Fred Tatascioreas Animal Control Guy 2 (voice)
Andrew Ortenbergas Animal Control Guy 3 (voice)
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about The Nut Job 2: Nutty by Nature (2017)
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- The Nut Job 2 opened to $8.3 million, the worst opening weekend on record for a film playing in more than 4,000 theaters; the previous record holder was The Emoji Movie, which opened to $24.5 million from 4,075 theaters.




















