
Open Season
A grizzly bear raised by a park ranger in a quiet town finds himself on an unexpected adventure when he befriends a one-antlered deer and together they unleash chaos on the community.
“One fur all. All fur one.”
Synopsis
Boog, a 900-pound domesticated grizzly bear, becomes stranded in the woods three days before the start of Open Season. With little choice, he turns to Elliot, a quick-witted mule deer, for help. The two develop an unexpected bond and must swiftly gather other forest animals to create a makeshift team capable of standing up to the approaching hunters.
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A crew of 607+ credited
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Craft leads on file
Edited by Ken SolomonShot by Mark FellmanScored by Ramin DjawadiDesigned by Michael HumphriesSound by Tim ChauVFX by Doug Ikeler
Box Office
2006 · Box office
⚖️ Fell short of break-even — grossed 2.4× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$200.8M
US & Canada: $85.1M — 42% of worldwide · International: $115.7M (58%)
Opening weekend: $23.6M — 28% of its US run.
Opening week (7-day): $28.1M — 33% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 3,833 theaters
Full synopsis
Also known as
- Jagdfieberde
- Les Rebelles de la forêtfr
- Boog & Elliot a caccia di amiciit
Release dates around the world4 countries · showhide
- CanadaSep 29, 2006
- ChinaSep 29, 2006
- TaiwanSep 29, 2006
- United StatesSep 29, 2006
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Cast & Crew
607 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Supporting cast
24Danny Mann
as Serge
Jack Mcgee
as Hunter
Michelle Murdocca
as Maria
Fergal Reilly
as O'Toole
Maddie Taylor
as Porcupine, Deni
Kirk Baily
as Additional Voice
Jack Blessing
as Additional Voice
Ranjani Brow
as Additional Voice
David Cowgill
as Additional Voice
Caitlin Cutt
as Additional Voice
Elisa Gabrielli
as Additional Voice
Jackie Gonneau
as Additional Voice
Wendy Hoffman
as Additional Voice
Scott Menville
as Additional Voice
Renee Robert
as Additional Voice
Andre Sogliuzzo
as Additional Voice
John Hans Tester
as Additional Voice
Ozren Grabaric
as Elliot
Slavko Juraga
as Shaw
Maja Katic
as Beti
Mile Kekin
as Sob
Goran Navojec
as Boog
Melissa Sturm
as Giselle
Predrag Predjo Vusovic
as Gospar Vlaho
Directors
3Writers
29Anthony Stacchi
screen story by
Bob Logan
story artist
Dan Wilson
additional story material &
David Feiss
head of storyboards
David Gilbreth
additional story material
Diana Burnett
associate production manager: story
Donnie Long
co-head of story
Fergal Reilly
storyboard artist
Jack Hsu
storyboard artist
Jessica L Marshall
story department coordinator (as Jessica L. Brown)
Jill Culton
Writer, screen story by and
Joe Ekers
additional storyboard artist (as Joseph Ekers)
John B Carls
from an original story by (as John Carls)
Jurgen Gross
storyboard artist (as Jurgen Gross)
Kevin Johnson
additional storyboard artist
Kevin T Hahn
lead shader writer
Kris Pearn
storyboard artist
Larry Leker
additional storyboard artist
Maddie Taylor
story artist (uncredited)
Nat Mauldin
Writer, Writers, screenplay by
Paul Mcevoy
additional storyboard artist
Ralph Zondag
storyboard artist
Roger Allers
storyboard artist (uncredited)
Ron J Friedman
Writer, Writers, screenplay by and
Sam Harper
additional story material and
Steve Bencich
Writer, Writers, screenplay by &
Steve Moore
from an original story by and
Susie Dietter
storyboard artist (as Susan Dietter), story artist
Will Csaklos
story consultant
Producers
9Amy Jupiter
co-producer
Andrea Miloro
animation executive producer
Buzz Hays
stereoscopic 3d producer
David Snyder
assistant to producers
Jenny Fulle
visual effects executive producer
John B Carls
executive producer (as John Carls)
Kirk Bodyfelt
digital producer
Michelle Murdocca
Producer
Steve Moore
executive producer
Other crew
545Andrew Edward Harkness
(as Andy Harkness), as Andy Harkness
Cara Paul
3d lighting technical director & compositor: Sony Pictures Imageworks
Serena Rainbow Naramore
3d lighting technical director & compositor: Sony Pictures Imageworks (as Serena Naramore)
Howie Muzika
3d modeler
Jay Shindell
3d previsualization artist
Joanie Karnowski
3d previsualization lead
Patrick J Voetberg
additional editor
Greg Steele
adr mixer (uncredited)
Greg Zimmerman
adr recordist (uncredited)
Johnny Gidcomb
adr voice casting (uncredited)
Jack Finlin
animation coordinator
Robin A Linn
animation production director
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