chris pine voiced jack in rise of the guardians.
chris pine voiced jack in rise of the guardians.
who voiced jack in rise of the guardians?
chris pine
bullet::::- jack frost appears as the protagonist of "rise of the guardians", loosely based on the series "guardians of childhood" by william joyce, voiced by chris pine. jack frost is getting tired of being unseen and is suddenly forced to join the guardians (which consists of santa claus, tooth fairy, sandman, and the easter bunny) to defeat the boogeyman (aka pitch black). this version of frost is portrayed as a fun-loving teenage boy who has no interest in being bound by rules or obligations and just wants to use his magical staff to spread his winter magic for the sake of his amusement, and for the amusement of others.
jack frost
throughout the 1970s, rankin/bass, with video tokyo and former toei animator toru hara's topcraft, continued to produce animated sequels to its classic specials, including the teaming of rudolph and frosty in 1979's "rudolph and frosty's christmas in july," with the voice of ethel merman as the ringmistress of a seaside circus, and rooney again returning as santa. the special features cameos by characters from several other rankin/bass holiday specials, including big ben from "rudolph's shiny new year" and jack frost from "frosty's winter wonderland". jack appeared in his own special later that year. "jack frost", narrated by buddy hackett, tells the story of the winter sprite's love for a mortal woman menaced by the evil cossack king, kubla kraus (paul frees, in addition to kubla, voiced jack frost's overlord, father winter himself).
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