Ahead of the sequel's June 7 release, find out more about the voice cast below. The first film, which earned $875.5 million worldwide, hit theaters in 2016. The Secret Life of Pets 2 features some familiar voices, like Kevin Hart as Snowball and Eric Stonestreet as Duke, but audiences will be introduced to some new characters as well, like a sheepdog named Rooster (Harrison Ford) and a Shih Tzu named Daisy (Tiffany Haddish). For the terrier, it's not quite a relaxing vacation but a nerve-wracking adventure where he encounters dog-averse farm animals. Things get especially rocky for Max when Katie and her family take him on a getaway to the countryside. Max the Terrier returns with his old set of pet pals, but with a new set of adjustments: His owner, Katie, is a newlywed and a new mother.
Me and my grown-up friends.) Who's playing these mischievous pets? Read on to find out.Secret Life of Pets, Chris Renaud's animated film about what pets do when their owners are not around, is back this summer with a sequel. And for, ahem, other adults who aren’t accompanying kids to the movie theater. Comedians and actors know how to sell a joke, of course. But over time, it’s become the norm to staff a major studio release with big names. Robin Williams as the Genie in Aladdin? That was a huge deal. I remember back when celeb casting was rare for animated movies. Meet the hilarious voice cast of The Secret Life Of Pets. The movie comes out on July 8, and it’s loaded with familiar voices. Imagine the first Toy Story, but for puppies and kittens instead of Buzz and Woody. The movie imagines the parts of their pets lives that owners don’t get to see (or hear - dogs, cats, birds, rabbits, they all talk). The filmmakers behind the new animated movie The Secret Life Of Pets did just that and then enlisted a powerhouse comedic cast to voice those borderline domesticated characters. There’s no need to feel embarrassed the next time you lose a fraction of your work day to daydreaming about what shenanigans your pets get up to while you’re gone.
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