Daria in 'Is It Fall Yet?' (2000)
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- TV-14
- 1h 15min
- Animation, Comedy
- 27 Aug 2000 (USA)
- TV Movie
This animated made-for-TV movie, based on MTV's hit "Daria," explores the summer vacation of Daria and her classmates at Lawndale High.
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Cast
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Rachel Anton | ... |
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Brett Barsky | ... |
Sam (voice)
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Corey Block | ... |
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Cindy E. Brolsma | ... |
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Joseph Buoye | ... |
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| Sarah Drew | ... |
Stacy Rowe (voice)
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Bart Fasbender | ... |
Andrew Landon (voice)
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Amanda Fox | ... |
Katherine 'Kay' Sloane (voice)
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Maggie Fredric | ... |
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(as Maggie Frederic)
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Amy Goldman | ... |
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Alvaro J. Gonzalez | ... |
Trent Lane (voice)
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Tracy Grandstaff | ... |
Daria Morgendorffer (voice)
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Russell Hankin | ... |
Tom Sloane (voice)
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| Wendy Hoopes | ... |
Jane Lane / Helen Barksdale Morgendorffer / Quinn Morgendorffer (voice)
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Steven Huppert | ... |
Joey (voice)
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Jessica Cydnee Jackson | ... |
Jodie Abigail Landon (voice)
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Lemon Krasny | ... |
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Nora Laudani | ... |
Ms. Angela Li (voice)
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John Lynn | ... |
Sick, Sad World Announcer (voice)
(as John Worth Lynn Jr.)
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Lisa Kathleen Collins | ... |
Sandi Griffin / Brittany Taylor (voice)
(as Janie Mertz)
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David Moritt | ... |
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Rhodri J. Murphy | ... |
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Tim Novikoff | ... |
Jeffy (voice)
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Amy Palmer | ... |
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Ashley Paige Albert | ... |
Tiffany Blum-Deckler (voice)
(as Petunia)
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Julian Rebolledo | ... |
Jake Morgendorffer (voice)
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Tom Borrillo | ... |
Jesse Moreno (voice)
(as Willy Schwenz)
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Marc Thompson | ... |
Mr. Anthony DeMartino / Mr. Timothy O'Neill / Kevin Thompson / Jamie White (voice)
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Amir Williams | ... |
Michael Jordan 'Mack' Mackenzie (voice)
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James Woods | ... |
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| Carson Daly | ... |
David Sorenson (voice)
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| Dave Grohl | ... |
Daniel (voice)
(as David Grohl)
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| Bif Naked | ... |
Alison (voice)
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Directed by
| Karen Disher | ||
| Guy Moore | ||
Written by
| Glenn Eichler | ... | (written by) & |
| Peggy Nicoll | ... | (written by) |
Produced by
| Cindy E. Brolsma | ... | producer |
| Glenn Eichler | ... | executive producer |
| Ryan Ingrasin | ... | segment producer |
| Lemon Krasny | ... | co-producer |
| Karen Kunkel | ... | post-production producer |
| John Lynn | ... | studio supervising producer |
| Amy Palmer | ... | producer |
| Maria Rodas | ... | associate producer |
| Abby Terkuhle | ... | executive producer |
Music by
| George Brennan | ||
| Janet Wygal | ||
Film Editing by
| Karen Sztajnberg | ||
Editorial Department
| Gilat Meltzer | ... | post-production coordinator |
Art Direction by
| Tom Marsan | ||
Production Management
| Terry Clark | ... | production manager |
| Adam Liggio | ... | production manager |
| Donna Rankin | ... | production manager |
| David Trexler | ... | production manager |
Art Department
| Kim Arndt | ... | storyboard artist |
| Tony Eastman | ... | storyboard consultant |
| Maurice Fontenot | ... | storyboard artist |
| Kalik Hamilton | ... | Layout Artist |
| Danny Kimanyen | ... | lay-out artist |
| Susannah Maurer | ... | design coordinator |
| Ted Stearn | ... | storyboard supervisor |
| Bob Suarez | ... | storyboard artist |
| Olivia Ward | ... | design supervisor |
Sound Department
| John Bowen | ... | post-production sound editor / sound mixer / sound supervisor |
| Danny Caccavo | ... | production sound editor |
| Neil Cedar | ... | sound recording engineer |
| Philippe Desloovere | ... | post-production sound editor |
| Tony Pipitone | ... | production sound editor |
| Randy Ward | ... | post-production sound editor |
Animation Department
| Corey Block | ... | animation production coordinator |
| Michael C. Breton | ... | layout artist |
| Anthony Davis | ... | layout supervisor |
| Choon Man Lee | ... | supervising director: Plus One Animation |
| Tim Shankweiler | ... | layout artist |
| Toni Tysen | ... | layout artist |
| Euralis Weekes | ... | layout artist |
Other crew
| Terry Clark | ... | production accountant |
| Karen Disher | ... | original character development / supervising director |
| Kent Holaday | ... | mouth director |
| Adam Liggio | ... | production accountant |
| Donna Rankin | ... | production accountant |
| Tara Sherman | ... | closed caption coordinator |
| Felicia Stevens | ... | production coordinator |
Production Companies
Distributors
- Music Television (MTV) (United States)
- Noggin (United States)
- Paramount Pictures (United States)
- Trifecta Entertainment and Media (2015) (United States) (tv) (syndicated print)
- Viacom (2000) (United States) (tv)
- YTV (Canada)
Special Effects
Other Companies
- Betelgeuse Productions LLC (closed caption coordinator)
- Creative Group (video post-production)
- Plus One Entertainment (overseas animation studio)
- Sync Sound (audio post-production)
Storyline
| Plot Summary |
From the hit series "Daria" comes her first movie, "Is It Fall Yet?", immediately following season 4 of the show. The movie follows Daria and the students of Lawndale High over their summer vacation. Kevin and Brittany become lifeguards, while Quinn and the Fashion Club all get a tutor, David, who Quinn (surprising even herself) has her eyes on. Mack drives an ice cream truck while Jodie is swamped with volunteer work. Daria and Jane have had a fight over Tom, Daria's boyfriend and Jane's ex, causing them to go separate ways for the summer. Jane goes off to an artists' colony where she meets a fellow artist Alison and big-headed instructor Daniel, self-proclaimed genius. Meanwhile Helen volunteers Daria's service at Mr. O'Neill's summer day camp, the It's OK To Cry Corral, with only hoping-to-be-enlightened Mr. DeMartino for company. There, Daria tries to reach out to troubled Link, a 12-year-old version of herself, all while battling self-doubt and slight resentment towards Tom and his wealthy elitest family. It's going to be a long summer...
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Did You Know?
| Trivia | In the final scene of the movie Quinn answers a question about the meaning of Manifest Destiny. This is the same question answered by her sister Daria in the first episode of the TV series Daria (1997). See more » |
| Goofs | The cylindrical object on the table when Jane and Alison are in the restaurant appears in the long shot, disappears in the close shots, then reappears the next time we see the table. See more » |
| Movie Connections | Featured in Behind the Scenes at 'Daria' (2000). See more » |
| Soundtracks | I May Hate You Sometimes See more » |
| Crazy Credits | As the credits roll, a photo montage is shown of the "cast" screwing up and goofing around on various takes, including a boom mike hitting Jane, Daria sneaking up and grabbing Daniel's rear, Daria and Tom holding up Daria's front door, Daria pushing Trent's van, and all the artists from the colony sitting around naked. See more » |
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Mr. DeMartino:
Why couldn't I have been born during an influenza epidemic? Or at the base of a volcano? Why did I survive, grow tall and strong, only to squander all my potential by becoming a teacher? Daria Morgendorffer: ...When he would've made such a wonderful motivational speaker. See more » |