Candy Land: The Great Lollipop Adventure

Candy Land: The Great Lollipop Adventure
Directed by	Davis Doi
Produced by	Cheryl McCarthy; Robert Winthrop
Written by	Janna King Kalichman; Jymn Magon
Music by	Robert Irving III (score); Mark Watters (songs)
Production; company	SD Entertainment; Hasbro Entertainment
Distributed by	Paramount Home Entertainment
Release date	March 8, 2005 (United States); October 28, 2005 (Canada);
Running time	57 minutes
Country	United States; Canada
Language	English

Candy Land: The Great Lollipop Adventure is a 2005 animated direct-to-DVD film in which Jib the gingerbread boy, Princess Lolly and Mr. Mint try to save Candy Land from the evil Lord Licorice. The movie is based on the boardgame Candy land and was released on March 8, 2005 in the US and October 28, 2005 in Canada.

Plot

The evil Lord Licorice starts to take over Candy Land, assisted by his Bites, changing it from a brightly colored happy kingdom to a somber, drab-hued place. Gingerbread boy Jib is traveling the Rainbow Road to the annual Sweet Celebration. He enlists his friends Mr. Mint and Princess Lolly to save Candy Land from a terrible fate. Together with other Candy Land characters they outwit Lord Licorice and restore Candy Land to its colorful self.

Cast (voice)

Alberto Ghisi as Jib, the main protagonist
Ian James Corlett as Mr. Mint, a clown lumberjack of the Peppermint Forest/a Snow Beaver
Scott McNeil as King Kandy/a Licorice Bite
Doug Parker as Jolly/Gloppy
Britt McKillip as Princess Lolly
Mark Oliver as Lord Licorice, the main antagonist that makes Candy Land turn into Licorice Land.
Kathleen Barr as Princess Frostine
Ellen Kennedy as Gramma Nut
Jane Mortifee as Mamma Gingertree, a tree that replaces Plumpy.

The Crew

Davis Doi - Director
Paul Sabella - Executive Producer
Jonathan Dern - Executive Producer
Carolyn Monroe - Executive Producer
Mallory Lewis - Executive Producer
Cheryl McCarthy - Producer
Robert Winthrop - Producer

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