Rock-A-Doodle (1991)

Rock-a-Doodle is a 1991 Animated musical comedy/fantasy film loosely based on Edmond Rostand's comedy, Chanticleer. This film was directed by Don Bluth, produced by Goldcrest Films for The Samuel Goldwyn Company, and originally released in the United Kingdom and in Ireland on August 2, 1991, and in the United States on April 3, 1992.

Actors in Order of Performance

 * Narrator/Patou - Phil Harris
 * Chanticleer - Glen Campbell
 * Snipes - Eddie Deezen
 * Edmond - Toby Scott Ganger
 * The Duke - Christopher Plummer
 * Peepers - Sandy Duncan
 * Stuey - Will Ryan
 * Hunch - Charles Nelson-Reilly
 * Goldie - Ellen Greene
 * Pinky - Sorrell Booke

Additional Voices

 * Dee Wallace - Mother
 * Louise Chamis - Minnie Rabbit
 * Bob Galaco - Radio Announcer
 * Jake Steinfeld - Farmyard Bully & Max the Bouncer

Songs

 * "Sun Do Shine" Sung by Glen Campbell Backing Vocals: The Jordanaires
 * "We Hate The Sun" Sung by Christopher Plummer Backing Vocals: T.J. Kuenster, Jim Doherty, John Drummomd, Frank Kelly
 * "Come Back To You" Sung by Glen Campbell Backing Vocals: The Jordanaires
 * "Bouncers' Theme Song" Sung by The Don Bluth Players
 * "Tweedle Te Dee" Sung by Christopher Plummer Backing Vocals: The Don Bluth Players
 * "Treasure Hunting Fever" Sung by Glen Campbell Backing Vocals: The Jordanaires
 * "Sink Or Swim" Sung by Ellen Greene
 * "Kiss 'N Coo" Sung By Glen Campbell, Ellen Greene Backing Vocals: The Jordanaires
 * "Back To The Country" Sung By Glen Campbell
 * "The Owls Picnic" Sung by Christopher Plummer Backing Vocals: The Don Bluth Players
 * "Tyin' Your Shoes" Sung by Phil Harris Backing Vocals: The Jordanaires