This modern version of Hans Christian Andersen's fairytale is charming. Ratso is a streetwise chancer of a rat whose theatre show is struggling. Then he finds an egg that hatches a mutant ...
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Title: The Ugly Duckling and Me! (2006)
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1 win & 3 nominations.
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Cast
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| Morgan C. Jones | ... | Ratso / Frank (voice) | |
| Paul Tylak | ... | Wesley (voice) | |
| Anna Nugent | ... | Phyllis (voice) (as Anna Olson) | |
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Gary Hetzler | ... | Stan (voice) |
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Danna Davis | ... | Chickens (voice) |
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Barbara Bergin | ... | Esmeralda (voice) |
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Michelle Read | ... | Peep Olga (voice) |
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Hilary Cahill | ... | Daphne (voice) |
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Kim Larney | ... | Baby Ugly (voice) |
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Hillary Kavanagh | ... | Pox (voice) |
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Laurann Rabbitt | ... | Lou (voice) |
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Aoife Murray | ... | Emmy (voice) |
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Liz Lloyd | ... | Fox, Swan #2 (voice) |
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Aileen Mythen | ... | Jessie (voice) |
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Justin Gregg | ... | Teen Ugly (voice) |
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This modern version of Hans Christian Andersen's fairytale is charming. Ratso is a streetwise chancer of a rat whose theatre show is struggling. Then he finds an egg that hatches a mutant swan. Ratso soon sees the potential of showing Ugly as a freak. But things go awry when rodent heavies appear... Written by Anonymous
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Official site | Official site Danish, English, French, German) [Denmark] | See more »Release Date:
6 October 2006 (Denmark) See more »Also Known As:
El patito feo y yo See more »Edit
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£29,621 (United Kingdom), 8 July 2007, Limited ReleaseCompany Credits
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Baby Ugly: Beautiful?
Ratso: No. Everybody's ugly.
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The scene where Ugly hatches out of his egg and jumps onto Ratso's head is a shot-for-shot parody of the scene in Alien (1979) where the Facehugger jumps out of it's egg and latches onto Kane's face. See more »Goofs
In the end, when Ratso wears the tie, there's a few shots that he has no tie at all. See more »Quotes
Ratso: Anyway, you're not as different as you might think. Deep down, everybody's -Baby Ugly: Beautiful?
Ratso: No. Everybody's ugly.
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A very heart-warming and kid-friendly film, brought up-to-date in terms of some of the plot twists and humour. When Ratso, a slick city rat, sees Ugly (yep, that's his real name), all he can imagine is dollar signs. He plans on exploiting the duckling at carnival sideshows. But, "the best-laid plans of rats and ducks" don't always work out the way we originally want them to. At the Toronto Festival, this was part of the pilot "Family First" series, an outreach of the "Sprockets" Children's Film Festival, so it was unusual but very refreshing to have so many kids in the audience. Their laughter was genuine, and the rest of us had plenty to laugh about as well (Got a teenager in your life? you'll love the scenes of Ugly's very rapid-onset 'puberty'). The animation is crisp and inviting, and the voices in the English language version were excellent.