English Movie Review The Peanuts Movie - Cast & Crew

Francesca Angelucci Capaldi is the cute child actress of American origin. Born in La Jolla, California in The United States, Capaldi is popular for her acting on the Disney Channel. With her parents, she currently lives in Carlsbad in California. Talent, imagination, and passion has no age. She is just of 11 years but has gained immense fame. Her debut was in the year 2011 when she was seven years old. She played the role of an orphan in the show A.N.T Farm(It is an American teen sitcom created by Dan Signer). It is the original series of Disney Channel. She featured in the episode Santa's Little Helpers. She got nominated for  Young Artist Award for the Best Performance under ten in a TV series. 

This funny and gorgeous American actress and singer were born on 24th July 1968 with credits belonging to musical theatre, films and television. She is the adopted daughter of Jerry Moris Chenoweth and Junie Smith Chenoweth in Oklahoma and was named Kristi Dawn Chenoweth. As a child, she was actively part of her church’s Gospel songs. A performing highlight is when she performed the gospel “Four feet eleven,” which goes like ‘I am only four feet eleven, but I’m going to heaven.” at the age of 12. The irony is that she is currently the height of 4’11”. She completed her graduation from Broken Arrow Senior High School and her Alma matter was from Oklahoma City University. In 1990, she obtained her bachelor’s degree in musical theatre and her master's in opera performance in the year 1992. While pursuing her degree, she took part in many beauty pageants and bagged the title of “Miss OCU” and the second runner-up in 1991 at the Miss Oklahoma Pageant. Her performances in the theatre while her graduation includes June in Gypsy, Fran in “Promises, Promises” Liesl in The Sound of Music and Tuptim in The King and I. Besides her passion for theatre, her singing abilities were also amazing. She participated in a studio recording called The Most Happy Fella in 1992.

He was a Mexican-American character animator, voice artist, film director, and producer. He was known for his work at Walt Disney Productions and Warner Bros studios. He won six Emmy Awards, starting with “A Charlie Brown Christmas” (1965), the first “Peanuts” television special. With Lee Mendelson, he directed and animated about four movies, 70 Peanuts television specials, and hundreds of commercials. Born as José Cuauhtémoc Meléndez in the Mexican city of Hermosillo, Sonora, his father was an Army cavalry officer who later became a general. In 1928, his mother along with his siblings moved to Arizona concerning their studies. Later, their family moved to Los Angeles. He was a very brilliant student who attended the Chouinard Art Institute in Los Angeles. He always wanted to be an engineer but after his graduation, there was the ‘The Great Depression.’ So he had to leave his studies and had to do odd jobs including working in a lumberyard. He got his first break when he showed his drawings to Walt Disney Company. After a routine training, Disney hired him in 1938. Here, he helped in animating ‘Fantasia’ and ‘Pinocchio’ cartoons. Disney named him Bill as his original name was too long for the credits on the screen. In 1941, he left Disney and moved to Leon Schlesinger Productions, which was later acquired by Warner Bros. Productions. At Warner Bros, he worked on developing and improving Daffy Duck, Porky Pig and the all time favorite Bugs Bunny. When Warner Bros. decided to reduce the number of working units from four to three, he moved to United Productions of America (UPA).

Trombone Shorty is the stage name of American musician, producer, actor and philanthropist Troy Andrews. He was born in New Orleans, United States and was also raised there. He has this stage name as he is a professional and rather one of the bests while playing trombone and trumpet. He is a multi-instrumentalist and is known for his versatile talent. His childhood included participation in brass band parades and also becoming the band leader at the age of six. During his teens, he was the member of Stooges Brass Band, where he attended the New Orleans Centre for Creative Arts (NOCCA). He was always talented and was appreciated by many in the neighborhood; he also was a band member of Lenny Kravitz’s horn section in world tour. He got recognized and met Bob Ezrin, where he started working with him and U2 at Abbey Road Studios. This was a big break for him as it led him to work with U2 and Green Day during the re-opening of the New Orleans Superdome for the NFL’s Monday Night Football. He also appeared in the NBC television series Studio 60 in the Sunset Strip. He led the New Orleans musician group and performed the holiday classic “O Holy Night”. He was named the Performer of the Year by New Orleans music magazine. He also appeared in some of the TV Series like Treme on HBO, where he appeared in six episodes. He is a regular face when it comes to various parades in the country. He also performs at the National Christmas Tree Lighting, Sportscenter, NBA All-star Game Half Time Show and The Hour.