Care Bears Movie II: A New Generation (1986)

User Rating:

4.7/10   

Director:

Dale Schott

Writer:

Peter Sauder (written by)

Release Date:

21 March 1986 (USA)

Genre:

Animation | Family | Fantasy

Tagline:

Come help the care bears save the kingdom of caring.

Plot:

In this second installment to the original Care Bear Movie trilogy of the 1980s, the Care Bear Family...

Plot Keywords:

Care Bears | Summer Camp | Lost In Woods | Prequel | Based On Toy

Cast

Hadley Kay	...	Dark Heart / The Boy (voice)
Chris Wiggins	...	Great Wishing Star (voice)
Cree Summer	...	Christy (voice) (as Cree Summer Francks)
Alyson Court	...	Dawn (voice)
Michael Fantini	...	John (voice)
Sunny Besen Thrasher	...	Camp Champ (voice)
Maxine Miller	...	True Heart Bear (voice)
Pam Hyatt	...	Noble Heart Horse (voice)
Dan Hennessey	...	Brave Heart Lion (voice)
Billie Mae Richards	...	Tender Heart Bear (voice)
Eva Almos	...	Friend Bear (voice)
Bob Dermer	...	Grumpy Bear (voice)
Patricia Black	...	Share Bear / Funshine Bear (voice) (as Patrice Black)
Nonnie Griffin	...	Harmony Bear (voice)
Jim Henshaw	...	Bright Heart Raccoon (voice)
Melleny Brown	...	Cheer Bear (voice)
Janet-Laine Green	...	Wish Bear (voice)
Marla Lukofsky	...	Playful Heart Monkey (voice)
Gloria Figura	...	Bedtime Bear (voice)
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Angella Kaye	...	Additional Voices (voice) (uncredited)

Directed by
Dale Schott

Writing credits
Peter Sauder		(written by)

Produced by
John Bohach	....	executive producer
Jack Chojnacki	....	executive producer
Michael Hirsh	....	producer
Peter Hudecki	....	line producer
Lenora Hume	....	supervising producer
Harvey Levin	....	executive producer
Patrick Loubert	....	producer
Carole MacGillvray	....	executive producer
Paul Pressler	....	executive producer
Clive A. Smith	....	producer
Heather Walker	....	assistant line producer

Original Music by
Patricia Cullen

Film Editing by
Evan Landis

Casting by
Arlene Berman

Art Direction by
Wayne Gilbert

Production Management
Karyn Booth-Chadwick	....	production manager (as Karyn Booth Chadwick)
Dale Cox	....	production supervisor
Rob Kirkpatrick	....	post-production supervisor
Richard Pimm	....	unit manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Laura Shepherd	....	assistant director

Art Department
Sam Agro	....	storyboard artist
Charles Bonifacio	....	designer
Alan Bunce	....	designer
Alan Bunce	....	storyboard artist
Ross Campbell	....	designer
Kim Cleary	....	graphic designer
Roy Meurin	....	storyboard artist
Cathy Parkes	....	design coordinator
Wendy Perdue	....	designer (as Wendy Purdue)
Dave Quesnelle	....	designer (as David Quesnelle)
Dale Schott	....	storyboard artist
Anthony Van Bruggen	....	designer
Cynthia Ward	....	designer (as Cynthia Swift)

Sound Department
David Altman	....	sound effects editor
John Baktis	....	sound effects editor
Glenn Barna	....	recording technician (as Glen Barna)
Glenn Barna	....	sound transfer technician (as Glen Barna)
Richard Bond	....	dialogue editor
Peter Goodale	....	special sound effects
Tim Griffin	....	sound effects editor
Greg Holmes	....	special sound effects
Mac Holyoke	....	sound effects editor
Drew King	....	special sound effects
Melodie Long	....	sound effects editor (as Melody Long)
Andy Malcolm	....	foley editor
Eric Mattar-Hurlbut	....	sound effects editor (as Eric Hurlbut)
Peter McBurnie	....	foley editor
Sheila Murray	....	dialogue editor
Susan Phillips	....	assistant dialogue editor
Mike Reid	....	recording technician (as Michael Reid)
Mike Reid	....	sound transfer technician (as Michael Reid)
Cindy Romanovich	....	sound effects editor (as Cindy Romanovitch)
Phil Sheridan	....	sound re-recording mixer
Tony Van den Akker	....	sound re-recording mixer (as Tony van den Akker)
Don White	....	foley recordist
Jamie Whitney	....	assistant dialogue editor

Visual Effects by
Willy Ashworth	....	special effects
Trevor Davies	....	special effects
Dawn Lee	....	special effects
Dave Marshall	....	special effects (as David Marshall)
Jan Steel Moffatt	....	special effects (as Jan Steel Moffat)
Peter Yamasaki	....	special effects

Animation Department
Sam Agro	....	animation posing artist
John Aird	....	layout artist
Rick Allen	....	layout supervisor
Jackie Allinson	....	color designer
Lilliane Andre	....	animation posing artist (as Lillian Andre)
Evelyn Baker	....	layout supervisor
Anne Marie Bardwell	....	animation posing artist (as Anne-Marie Bardwell)
Charles E. Bastien	....	layout artist (as Charles Bastien)
Penne Bender	....	character developer
Scott Bennett	....	layout artist
Richard Bentham	....	layout artist (as Rick Bentham)
Peter Bielicki	....	layout artist
Charles Bonifacio	....	animation director
Paul Bouchard	....	layout artist
Rejean Bourdages	....	animation posing artist (as Reg Bourdage)
Ross Campbell	....	animation posing artist
Marie Carter	....	layout artist
Glenn Chadwick	....	color designer (as Glen Chadwick)
Eric Chu	....	layout artist
Rick Corrigan	....	layout artist
Bob Cowan	....	layout supervisor
Gabor Csakany	....	background stylist (as Gabe Csakany)
Jeff Dickson	....	layout artist
Sam Dixon	....	layout artist
Shane Doyle	....	animation posing artist
Harold Duckett	....	animation posing artist
Nancy Easun	....	background stylist (as Nancy Eason)
Linda Edwards	....	character development director
Tony Egizii	....	animation posing artist
Mary Eklund	....	animation posing coordinator
John Flagg	....	layout artist
Brian Foster	....	layout artist
Gerry Fournier	....	animation posing artist
Mike Girard	....	animation posing artist
Scott Glynn	....	animation posing artist
Denis Gonzalez	....	animation posing artist (as Dennis Gonzales)
Faye Hamilton	....	layout artist
Robyn Hill	....	character developer
Michelle Houston	....	animation posing artist (as Michelle Houston-Jacobs)
Gary Hurst	....	animation posing supervisor
Tony Iacobelli	....	layout artist (as Antonio Iacobelli)
Tom Jacobs	....	character developer
Roger Jakubiec	....	layout artist
Woong Cheon Jang	....	animation posing artist
Bob Jaques	....	animation posing artist
Pat Knight	....	animation posing artist
Ingrid Koepcke	....	character developer
Elena Kucharik	....	character developer
Chris Labonte	....	layout artist
Brian Lee	....	layout artist
Jan Leitch	....	color designer
Brian Lemay	....	layout artist
Arnie Lipsey	....	animation posing artist
Richard Carl Livingston	....	layout artist (as Richard Livingston)
Barbara Massey	....	layout artist (as Barb Massey)
Armen Melkonian	....	layout artist
Roy Meurin	....	animation posing supervisor
Eileen Middleton	....	color designer
Ron Migliore	....	animation posing artist
Jim Nakashima	....	layout artist
Esther Narosny	....	character developer
John Pagan	....	layout coordinator
Ralf Palmer	....	animation posing artist
Howy Parkins	....	layout artist (as Howard Parkins)
Irene Parkins	....	color designer (as Irene Couloufis)
Bill Payne	....	layout artist
Dave Pemberton	....	layout artist
Wendy Perdue	....	animation posing supervisor (as Wendy Purdue)
Bill Perkins	....	unit animation director
Brian Poehlman	....	layout artist
Dave Polter	....	character developer
Clive Powsey	....	background stylist
Debra Pugh	....	layout artist
Dave Quesnelle	....	animation posing artist
Amanda Robinson	....	color designer
Lyndon Ruddy	....	layout artist
Ernie Ruder	....	character developer
Rob Sadler	....	layout artist
Tom Schneider	....	character development director
Judi Schuman	....	character developer
Shawn Seles	....	animation posing artist (as Sean Seles)
Arna Selznick	....	layout supervisor
Ralph Shaffer	....	character development director
J.D. Smith	....	animation director
Karen Stephenson	....	animation posing artist
Ken Stephenson	....	animation posing supervisor
Allen Swerling	....	animation posing artist (as Allan Swerling)
Anthony Van Bruggen	....	layout artist
John van Bruggen	....	layout supervisor
Cynthia Ward	....	animation posing artist (as Cynthia Swift)
Lynn Yamazaki	....	animation posing supervisor
Trevor Keen	....	animator (uncredited)

Casting Department
Deborah Patz	....	casting assistant

Editorial Department
Peter Branton	....	pre-production editor
Brian Feeley	....	pre-production editor
Steve Fraser	....	editing coordinator
Kathy Nicholaichuk	....	assistant picture editor
Catherine Rankin	....	negative cutter (as Katherine Rankin)
Philip Stilman	....	assistant picture editor
Keith Traver	....	pre-production editor
Dennis White	....	negative cutter
Jamie Whitney	....	pre-production editor
Erika Wolff	....	negative cutter (as Erica Wolfe)

Music Department
Milton Barnes	....	orchestrator: E-MU
David Greene	....	music score producer
Stephen Hudecki	....	music editor
Gordon Kidd	....	music editor (as Gord Kidd)
George Massenburg	....	executive musical advisor
Carol Parks	....	song producer
Dean Parks	....	song producer

Other crew
Barbara Bjarnason	....	production assistant
Steve Chadwick	....	production assistant
Linda Ekdahl	....	assistant to producers
Linda Hawkins	....	assistant to producers
Paul Hogarth	....	production assistant
Rob Kirkpatrick	....	voice director
Arthur Manson	....	marketing consultant
Arthur Manson	....	producer's representative
Eleanor Olmsted	....	business affairs
Irene Phelps	....	accountant
Garth Roerick	....	production assistant
Nancy Shenton	....	production assistant

Production Companies

• LBS Communications
• Nelvana

Distributors

• Warner-Columbia Film (1986) (France) (theatrical)
• Columbia Pictures
• Columbia TriStar

Other Companies

• Pathé Sound  foley recording
• Alex L. Clarke  studio services
• VTR Productions  studio services
• Multitrack Recording Systems  studio services
• Mars Studios  studio services
• Cinetrack  studio services
• Ansara Industries  studio services
• Numbers  studio services
• Mirak  studio services
• Canadian Motion Picture Equipment Rentals  studio services
• The Film House Group  studio services
• Wang Film Productions Company  animation production in association with
• Those Characters From Cleveland  character designs
• American Greetings Corporation  copyright: Care Bears characters

Also Known As:

Care Bears Movie 2 (Australia) (TV title)
Care Bears Movie 2: A New Generation (Australia)

Runtime:

76 min

Country:

Canada | USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Certification:

Iceland:L | Argentina:Atp | Australia:G | Canada:F (Ontario) | UK:U | USA:G

Company:

LBS Communications

Goofs:

Continuity: When Baby Secret Bear and Baby Tenderheart jump on the rainbow to leave the cloud boat, you can see their "tummy symbols", which they have not yet received. The symbols disappear as they are sliding, then when they reach the bottom of the rainbow, the symbols are given to them for the first time.

Quotes:

John Bixby: It's time you started thinking of them, of your friends. You were always the Marble Champ, Christy, and that you did all by yourself.

Movie Connections:

Follows "The Care Bears" (1985)

Soundtrack:

The Fight Song

This Movie Will Teach People At All Ages About Morality And What Life Is Really About

As a child I preferred the first Care Bear movie since this one seemed so dark. I always sat down and watched the first one. As I got older I learned to prefer this one. What I do think is that this film is too dark for infants, but as you get older you learn to treasure it since you understand it more, it doesn't seem as dark as it was back when you were a child.

This movie, in my opinion, is better than the first one, everything is so much deeper. It may contradict the first movie but you must ignore the first movie to watch this one. The cubs are just too adorable, I rewind that 'Flying My Colors' scene. I tend to annoy everyone by singing it.

The sound track is great! A big hand to Carol and Dean Parks. I love every song in this movie, I have downloaded them all and is all I am listening to, I'm listening to 'Our beginning' also known as 'Recalling' at the moment. I have always preferred this sound track to the first one, although I just totally love Carol Kings song in the first movie 'Care-A-Lot'.

I think the animation is great, the animation in both movies are fantastic. I was surprised when I sat down and watched it about 10 years later and saw that the animation for the time was excellent. It was really surprising.

There is not a lot of back up from other people to say that this movie is great, but it is. I do not think it is weird/strange. I think it is a wonderful movie.

Basically, this movie is about how the Care Bears came about and to defeat the Demon, Dark Heart. The end is surprising and again, beats any 'Pokemon Movie' with the Care Bears Moral issues. It leaves an effect on you. Again this movie can teach everyone at all ages about morality.