(December 9, 2009) The perennially popular Penguins are back with the world debut of their very first feature-length DVD, THE PENGUINS OF MADAGASCAR Operation: DVD Premiere, taking flight February 9, 2010. Starring the madcap pack of Penguins from DreamWorks Animation’s phenomenally successful MADAGASCAR franchise, Operation: DVD Premiere features never-before-seen missions that continue the MAD-tastic adventure, plus favorite escapades from the highly-rated Nickelodeon series “The Penguins of Madagascar.” The MADAGASCAR franchise has earned over $1 billion at the worldwide box office and the Penguins’ Nickelodeon show was the #1 series premiere ever for the network and was the #1 animated program in October for kids 2-11.
THE PENGUINS OF MADAGASCAR Operation: DVD Premiere also includes exclusive access to a brand-new, Penguins-themed online game on Nick.com, a DreamWorks Animation Video Jukebox, and sneak peeks at upcoming DreamWorks Animation and Nickelodeon releases. The DVD arrives just in time for Valentine’s gift giving with a sweet anticipated retail price under $16.
The world debut of THE PENGUINS OF MADAGASCAR Operation: DVD Premiere coincides with Nickelodeon’s “Operation Blowhole” tentpole event on February 15, delivering millions of impressions for the Penguins franchise, along with online advertising and promotion and an updated Nick.com/penguins microsite. Additionally, licensed merchandise based on the Penguins franchise will begin arriving on shelves in January.
THE PENGUINS OF MADAGASCAR Operation: DVD Premiere is presented in widescreen with Dolby Digital English 5.1 Surround, English 2.0 Surround, French 5.1 Surround and Spanish 2.0 Surround and English, French and Spanish subtitles. The DVD features all-new, never-before-seen missions as well as several favorite penguin adventures. Additional features include exclusive access to Nick.com’s “The Penguins of Madagascar: The Devious Dr. Blowhole” game, as well as special sneak peeks at DreamWorks Animation & Nickelodeon releases.
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To win a copy of the Penguins of Madagascar: Operation DVD Premiere, all you have to do is tell us the name of the best supporting role for a dad in a motion picture.
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Randy Quaid as Russell Casse in Independence Day
“Tell my children that I love them very much”
Robin Williams in Peter Pan!
My daughter has the first Madagascar movie and she would love to have this movie.
clark griswold of national lampoon fame
2006 Alan Arkin – Little Miss Sunshine as Edwin Hoover
1973 John Houseman – The Paper Chase
I tell my kids I love them as high as the sky and they love me as deep as the sea
Robin Williams as Mrs. Doubtfire.
Frank Abagnale, Sr., “Catch Me If You Can”
Spencer Tracy in Father of the Bride
i want to win
oouch I bit my tongue!
Stanley T Banks Father of the Bride-1950
Michael Keaton in the movie Mr. Mom, as Jack.
Thanks for the chance.
mogrill@comcast.net
steve martin in about 10 different films.
Steve Martin in Father of the Bride!
hmmm how about Steve Martin in Father of the Bride
my son would flip
Jimmy Stewart in Its A Wonderful Life.
Please accept my entry. Thank you.
Swan Bostrom played by Walter Brennan who won the Best Supporting Actor award in 1936. The movie title: Come and Get It. He portrayed a single father.
Swan Bostrom played by Walter Brennan who won the Best Supporting Actor award in 1936. The movie title: Come and Get It. He portrayed a single father.
Not a dad exactly, but Uncle Ben from Spider-Man. He was Peter Parker’s adoptive father and is an overshadowing figure in Spider-Man’s life. Thank you for the fun give-away.
Dennis Quaid in The Parent Trap
(the one with Lindsay Lohan)
Kelly Stone in the Family Stone
The Parent Trap- Dennis Quaid
Robin Williams Mrs Doubtfire
steve martin, cheaper by the dozen
Steve Martin: Cheaper by the dozen.
Oh, someone already took Clark Griswold, so I will have to pick Bill from the Kill Bill series. He was a father to
Lawrence Wetherhold (Dennis Quaid) in Smart People.
Mrs. Doubtfire Robin Williams
George Bailey, as portrayed by Jimmy Stewart, in “It’s A Wonderful Life”.
Mrs. Doubtfire- Robin Williams jumped through hoops to see those kids.
Dr. Henry Jones, father of Indiana Jones in “The Last Crusade”
The Pursuit of Happiness…Chris Gardner played by Will Smith
Steve Martin: Cheaper By the Dozen
Michael Keaton in Mr. Mom
How about Mr. Banks (Steven Martin) in Father of the Bride… OR David Gordon (John Cusack) in The Martian Child….
Mufasa from Lion King
Uncle Buck (John Candy) in Uncle Buck
ivan travalian (al pacino) in the film, “author! author!”
I have to go with Mrs.Doubtfire! He was an awesome Dad!
Mrs. Doubtfire- Robin Williams
The Pursuit of Happyness: Chris Gardner
Robin Williams in Mrs. Doubtfire
Steve Martin
Cheaper by the Dozen
Peter Banning in Hook – a dad who figures out what’s important!
STEVE MARTIN IN CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN.
George Bailey
mufasa from the lion king was a great dad.
I would have to go with Harry Stamper from Armageddon
The dad in the movie, Swiss Family Robinson, Father Robinson (played by John Mills).
mrs. doubtfire
Mrs. Doubtfire
I loved Robin Williams in Mrs. Doubtfire. Cute movie. Thanks for having the contest!
Tom Baker
Cheaper by the Dozen
Gil Buckman-Parenthood
Chris Gardner in “The Pursuit of Happyness”
Michael Keaton in Mr. Mom
Atticus(?)–The father in To Kill A mockingbird
lion king