Leo
"Breaking out this November."
AnimationComedyFamily
Jaded 74-year-old reptile Leo has been stuck in the same Florida classroom for decades with his terrarium-mate turtle. When he learns he only has one year left to live, he plans to escape to experience life on the outside but instead gets caught up in the problems of his anxious students — including an impossibly mean substitute teacher.
🎬 DirectorDavid Wachtenheim
📅 Release2023-11-17
🌍 CountryAustralia, United States of America
🗣 LanguageEnglish
🏢 StudioHappy Madison Productions, Animal Logic
🗳 Votes1,340
🔥 Popularity6
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🎭 Cast
Adam Sandler
Leo (voice)
Bill Burr
Squirtle (voice)
Cecily Strong
Mrs. Malkin (voice)
Jason Alexander
Jayda's Dad (voice)
Rob Schneider
Principal (voice)
Allison Strong
Mrs. Salinas (voice)
Jo Koy
Coach Kimura (voice)
Sadie Sandler
Jayda (voice)
Sunny Sandler
Summer (voice)
Coulter Ibanez
Zane (voice)
Bryant Tardy
Cole #1 Low Voice (voice)
Corey J
Cole #1 High Voice (voice)
Ethan Smigel
Anthony (voice)
TienYa Safko
Skyler (voice)
Gloria Manning
Logan (voice)
🎥 Crew
Associate Editor
Darrian M. James
Character Designer
Carter Goodrich
Writer
Robert Smigel
Supervising Art Director
Kristen Anderson
Executive Producer
Barry Bernardi
Songs
Robert Smigel
Casting
Danielle Aufiero
Executive Producer
Allen Covert
Head of Story
Ken Morrissey
Animation Director
Jason Figliozzi
🖼 Gallery
🏷 Keywords
midlife crisisclassroommusicalschoolunlikely friendshipbucket listgrowing painsanimal human friendshipheartfeltexhilaratedfamiliarfeel-good
💬 Reviews
"Leo" is a lizard who has lived with his tortoise pal "Squirtle" in a school classroom watching the kids come and go over the years. They've actually become quite adept at on-the-spot evaluations of them - the spoiled ones, rich ones, lonely ones etc., and are a bit tired and cynical. A chance conversation gives "Leo" a bit of an headache - he may be about to die of old age! He is determined not t…
Unexpectedly quite fun. Happy Madison Productions and Netflix teaming up for an animation flick hardly sets the pulse racing and as such I was, perhaps naively, anticipating <em>'Leo'</em> to fall rather flat. Happily, I was wrong. It does a great job at merging meaning and humour, I laughed a fair bit. My negative predictions were almost confirmed as soon as Adam Sandler starts talking in t…
Heartwarming and wholesome ❤️😊…
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