Thomas "Tom" McGrath (born August 7, 1965) is an American voice actor and animator who co-directed (with Eric Darnell) the 2005 feature Madagascar and its sequel, Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa in 2008. He has also worked as a voice actor on other DreamWorks animated features like Flushed Away in 2006 and Shrek the Third in 2007. He also stepped in on Flushed Away to help make improvements prior to its release. McGrath's experience in both...
Skipper to a giant slingshot set up on Madagascar commenting how its only the...
Skipper and Kowalski pour over a blueprint of the plane they are fixing when ...
Skipper tells Mason that he wishes to kiss him, due to him bringing all of th...
Mason and the monkeys confront Skipper and crew stating that they will not fi...
In the airplane cockpit Kowalski notices the bulb on the fuel guage is flashi...
Mason and the monkeys confront Skipper and crew stating that they will not fi...
Skipper to the monkeys asks them to stay as they need their opposibles for th...
Skipper over the plane intercom informing the passengers of the good news, th...
Skipper over the intercom to the jublient Gloria, Melman, Marty and Alex in t...
Skipper over the intercom on the crashing plane letting the passengers know t...
The President ready to push a huge red button, but all advisors shout not to....
Alex tells the monkeys on the chain, who will report up to Mason that his esc...
Lady Scott being handed baby Metro Man by Lord Scott exclaims how thoughtful ...
In the cockpit of the crash landed plant. They are down on the ground with th...
Lord Scott to Lady Scott about how he thought of her when he saw the baby in ...
In the cockpit of the crash landed plant. They are down on the ground with th...
Skipper to Kowalski telling him to kiss the ground., meaning to land gently, ...
Alex seeing the hi-fiving penguin crew who have crash landed the plane asks t...
Alex leaning into the cockpit of the crashed plane wonders how they will get ...
Skipper via the intercom asks Private where the monkeys are and he replies th...
Skipper announcing that their operation tourist trap is a go. Private and Kow...
Skipper in the former cockpit to two monkeys in the back of the plane telling...
The monkeys have come back to the crash site with hundreds of volunteers. You...
Skipper to Alex after they have just crash landed the plane orders him and hi...
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