About Kronk's New Groove

Kronk's New Groove, released in 2005, is a delightful animation movie from Disney's direct-to-video studio. This is a sequel to the 2000 animated film, "The Emperor's New Groove". The plot revolves around Kronk, who is now a chef and has his beautiful life disrupted when he learns that his father plans to visit. He strives to create the perfect home and family to impress him. The film is a comedy full of intrigue and unexpected twists, demonstrating the importance of being true to oneself.

Making / Production

The movie was made by Walt Disney Pictures and produced by Prudence Fenton. It was directed by Saul Andrew Blinkoff and Elliot M. Bour. This direct-to-video production provides viewers with more humor, more new characters, and a continuation of a beloved character's story.

Actors

• Patrick Warburton as Kronk - Warburton, with his distinctive voice, brings charm and warmth to the character.
• Eartha Kitt as Yzma - Kitt returns to provide the voice of the self-obsessed Yzma, adding her unique touch to the character.
• John Goodman as Pacha - Goodman reprises his role, infusing Pacha with a comforting paternal presence.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• This is one of the few Disney direct-to-video sequels that the original voice actors returned for.
• This was Eartha Kitt's last film for Disney before her death in 2008.
• Kronk's New Groove was initially supposed to be a TV series.