"Ninja Turtles: mutant fighting" released the special Jackie Chan led the all-Star dubbing lineup to perform interesting adventures.

The adventure animated film "Ninja Turtles: mutant chaos", jointly produced by Paramount Pictures and Nick Pictures of the United States, today released the all-Star dubbing Special, in which producer Seth Rogen and director Jeff Roway appeared together to introduce the dubbing actors of each role one by one to reveal the behind-the-scenes production process. The four little turtles raised the storm of youth, gathered together the stars to make a vivid mutant world, and the blood adventure was not only hilarious but also tender. "Ninja Turtles: mutant fighting" on August 11, the top audio-visual should not be missed!

This time, "Ninja Turtles: mutant fighting" has designed a large number of variant characters of different shapes, and in order to give each character a distinct image, the film has assembled a bright behind-the-scenes dubbing lineup, not only the film and television superstars at home and abroad are out to participate, but also the new and old stars of the singing world have joined in strongly. The kung fu superstar Jackie Chan presented the rat father "Sprint" of the four little turtles, protecting the son with more stunts, which perfectly matched the setting of "Master". The voice of "Ant Man" Paul Luther dubbed "gecko Mondo", talking with drunken state and full of comedy effect; popular singer Austin Post dubbed "Laser Fish" with a soft heart under the rough appearance, and his speech was a song opening into a song. Hall of Fame rapper Ace Cooper offered his voice for the villain "Super fly", with aura oppressing and intimidating, unscrupulously punching mercilessly, while former WWE world champion John Senna dubbed "Roxdale", a steel man with thick skin and a bad temper.

In addition to the star-studded top all-star lineup, the four little turtle dubbing actors who play the leading role also have an eye-catching performance. "Ninja Turtles: mutant fighting" focuses on the teenage days of ninja turtles, and in order to capture that unique vitality and fit the setting of the characters, the film uses young actors as the behind-the-scenes voice of four ninja turtles. Nicholas Cantu, Brady Noon, Salmon Brown Jr. and Micah Abby injected souls into the "four little ones" with their own sense of adolescence. In response, producer Seth Logan explained: "I love these characters, they are weird but noble, brave and smart." When I had the opportunity to leave my mark on this IP, I realized that the previous story had never been integrated with teenagers. What would it be like to inject youth into the film if we let real teenagers play it? That's what we do in this film. "

"Ninja Turtles: mutant Battle" set a bold and innovative intention for the characters, which eventually turned into a wonderful performance of the film, the four little turtles' delightful character, interesting group interaction, and the constant release of youthful energy have been recognized by the audience. FANDANGO, a well-known ticketing platform, praised: "it is a wise decision to use real teenagers to dub ninja turtles, which not only enriches the tone of the film, but also makes the jokes more hilarious." TOTAL FILM, an authoritative film magazine, said: "the young dubbing lineup gives the ninja turtles an infectious joy, and their gag is full of tacit chemical reactions."

"Ninja Turtles: mutant fighting" is co-produced by Paramount Pictures and Nick Pictures, directed by Jeff Lowe, and written by Seth Rogen. Nicholas Cantu, Brady Noon, Shamong Brown, Myka Abby, Jackie Chan, Seth Luther, John Senna, Paul Luther and other dubbing will be released on August 11.