Tom and Jerry Meet Doctor Dolittle

Tom and Jerry meet Doctor Dolittle be a Warner Bros movie based on the books by.

Characters

 * Doctor John Dolittle
 * Emma
 * Polynesia, a blue macaw who's Doctor Dolittle's right hand bird and the one responsible for the doctor learning the languages of so much.
 * Too-Too, a tawny owl who's one f Doctor Dolittle's pets.
 * Chip, a bloodhound who's one of Doctor Dolittle's pets
 * Gub-Gub, a pot-bellied pig who's one of Doctor Dolittle's pets
 * Dab-Dab, a duck who's one of Doctor Dolittle's pets.
 * Chee-Chee, a chimpanzee who's one of Doctor Dolittle's pets.
 * Jim, a nile crocodile who's one of Doctor Dolittle's pets
 * Hupy, a hedgehog who's one of Doctor Dolittle's pets. A shy but loyal, gentle, lovely, and bold soul.
 * Puc and Pog, a llama-Pushmepullyu from Tibet who joins Doctor Dolittle's group
 * Pauloc, a plow-horse who Dolittle helps by giving glasses
 * Chop, a red squirrel whos one of Dolittle's pets
 * Daisy, a highland cow who's one of Dolittle's pets
 * Dop, Daisy's calf
 * Shelloc, a Giant Pink Sea-Snail
 * Melly, a Giant Lunar Moth.
 * King William, leader for a human-tribe on.
 * Droopy, a gloomy but noble dog. On the movie, he's an adviser for King William.

Cast

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 * David Tennant as Doctor John Dolittle
 * Jenna Louise Coleman as Emma
 * Margot Robbie as Polynesia
 * Veronica Taylor as Chee-Chee
 * Steven Blum as Jim
 * Jeff Bennett as Too-Too
 * Scott McNeil as Chip, Chop
 * Jim Cummings as Gub-Gub, Pug and Pog, Pauloc, Hupy
 * Kari Wahlgren as Daisy
 * Tara Strong as Dop, Melly
 * Keith David as King William
 * Jim Broadbent as Shelloc
 * Jim Broadbent as Shelloc

Songs

 * If I Can Talk to the Animals (sung by Doctor Dolittle and Polynesia)
 * Crossroads of Life (sung by Emma)
 * When You Eating Well, You Well (sung by Gub-Gub, Tom, Jerry, and Tuffy)
 * The World of Doctor Dolittle (sung by Polynesia, Tom, Jerry, Emma, Chee-Chee,
 * If I Can Talk to the Animals (reprise)
 * If I Can Talk to the Animals (reprise)

Trivia

 * Contains mild slapstick violence, mild fantasy violence, mild innuendo, mild peril, and some harsh language.

Culturural References.

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 * When You Eat Well, You Be Well be a parody on a song from Asterik and Cleopedra.