George of the Jungle 2
Get back in the swing of things.
2003 · 1h 27m · PG
Adventure, Comedy, Family
Directed by
David Grossman
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George of the Jungle 2
Overview
George and Ursula now have a son, George Junior, so Ursula's mother arrives to try and take them back to "civilization".
Director and cast
- David Grossman Director
- Christopher Showerman as George
- Julie Benz as Ursula
- Angus T. Jones as George Jr.
- Thomas Haden Church as Lyle Van de Groot
- Christina Pickles as Beatrice Stanhope
- John Cleese as Ape (voice)
- Michael Clarke Duncan as Mean Lion (voice)
- John Kassir as Rocky / Armando (voice)
- Kevin Greutert as Tookie (voice)
- Keith Scott Cast
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