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Le Masque

Original title: The Mask
  • TV Series
  • 1995–1997
  • TV-Y7
  • 22m
IMDb RATING
6.9/10
14K
YOUR RATING
Le Masque (1995)
SlapstickSuperheroActionAdventureAnimationComedyCrimeFamilyFantasyMystery

A man finds a mystical mask that allows the wearer to make all sorts of unusual things happen.A man finds a mystical mask that allows the wearer to make all sorts of unusual things happen.A man finds a mystical mask that allows the wearer to make all sorts of unusual things happen.

  • Creator
    • Mark Badger
  • Stars
    • Rob Paulsen
    • Frank Welker
    • Jim Cummings
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • IMDb RATING
    6.9/10
    14K
    YOUR RATING
    • Creator
      • Mark Badger
    • Stars
      • Rob Paulsen
      • Frank Welker
      • Jim Cummings
    • 13User reviews
    • 2Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • See production info at IMDbPro
    • Awards
      • 2 nominations total

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    Rob Paulsen
    Rob Paulsen
    • Stanley Ipkiss…
    • 1995–1997
    Frank Welker
    Frank Welker
    • Milo…
    • 1995–1997
    Jim Cummings
    Jim Cummings
    • Detective Doyle…
    • 1995–1997
    Neil Ross
    Neil Ross
    • Lt. Mitch Kellaway
    • 1995–1997
    Mark L. Taylor
    Mark L. Taylor
    • Charlie Schumaker
    • 1995–1997
    Tress MacNeille
    Tress MacNeille
    • Mrs. Peenman…
    • 1995–1997
    Heidi Shannon
    • Peggy Brandt
    • 1995–1997
    Kevin Michael Richardson
    Kevin Michael Richardson
    • Mayor Mortimer Tilton…
    • 1995–1997
    Tim Curry
    Tim Curry
    • Pretorius
    • 1995–1997
    Brian George
    Brian George
    • Additional Voices
    • 1996
    Debi Derryberry
    Debi Derryberry
    • Additional Voices
    • 1996
    John Kassir
    John Kassir
    • Additional Voices
    • 1996
    Rodger Bumpass
    Rodger Bumpass
    • Additional Voices
    • 1996
    Mona Marshall
    Mona Marshall
    • Additional Voices
    • 1996
    Jennifer Darling
    Jennifer Darling
    • Additional Voices
    • 1996
    Michael Gough
    Michael Gough
    • Additional Voices
    • 1996
    Danny Mann
    Danny Mann
    • Additional Voices
    • 1996
    Greg Eagles
    Greg Eagles
    • Additional Voices
    • 1996
    • Creator
      • Mark Badger
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    kirbyno7

    The Mask Rocked my Saturday Mornings!

    This was like one of the best shows of the 90s! I really enjoyed the movie, but I liked the cartoon the most. The cartoon was absolutely hilarious and I couldn't get enough of the slapstick humor of that show, it never gets old. All of us fans wish it would come back on TV, but we can only dream though. I also thought that when this rockin' show was real popular to the kiddies (like me), The Mask, Stanley's alter ego was probably every kid's idol and hero, I know he was to me and he still is my idol and hero today. The Mask rocked my Television every Saturday Morning and we all can bring back that memory like it was yesterday. Rob Paulsen did top notch voice acting on Stanley and The Mask and that's one thing we'll never forget. The Mask rocked my Saturday mornings. I'll never forget that show, never.
    10robynh-4

    This show was rockin'!

    I loved "The Mask" movie as a kid and I still do. Shortly after the huge success of the film, "The Mask: The Animated Series" was spawned. It's basically the continuing adventures of Stanley Ipkiss with some changes such as Stanley and Peggy going out, Tina not being in the show, Stanley being able to use the Mask by day as well as night and blah, blah, blah, but don't let it stop you from watching the show: it's a truly excellent satire all served with sly humour.

    Like other "Mask" fans, I want the show to come back on television, be released on DVD (and NOT just two episodes on the "Son of the Mask" special edition!) and possibly a few more new seasons. Unfortunately, that horrible monstrosity of "Son of the Mask" has absolutely murdered and slaughtered the entire "Mask" franchise. So it's unlikely that us "Mask" fans will be getting any of it. (Damn you, "SIN of the Mask"!!!) Ah well, I still have fond memories of the "The Mask:TAS" and there's also clips on YouTube as well as the full episode "Flight as a Feather".

    All in all, "The Mask: TAS" was an excellent satirical cartoon that catered to both kid and adult "Mask" fans world over and if it weren't for "Son of the Mask", I'm sure we would of had our wishes fulfilled.

    I'll never forget "The Mask: The Animated Series".
    8hedningara

    Very good

    Considering the pile of crap that infests CN in the present, this series really stood out during the time it released (I'm talking about a really long time ago) and was quite innovative in many ways. It was honestly very good. It was quite surprisingly extremely funny using its own unique style of humor. No it is no where nearly as good as the movie itself, which is quite strange, although the movie itself would be something very difficult to live up to and match using animation. It did sometimes almost border on adult themes like the movie but is mostly kids stuff. Very very entertaining for its time although I don't know how viable it would be today as I have'nt really watched it years?
    Op_Prime

    Another movie becomes a series

    It tends to be normal these days to make an animated series based on a hit movie. Most of them suck, but like others, this one stands out. It had all the childish humor of the movie and something a lot of shows (particularly Saturday morning ones) these days do not have, intelligence. The show was simply a delight. It was interesting to see this show and that Ace Ventura cartoon have two cross overs. Very funny.
    10TheLittleSongbird

    Every bit as good as the movie, and one of the best cartoon shows of the 90s

    I love animation and have done for goodness knows how long, and I loved The Mask starring Jim Carrey. This is a true gem of a show, every bit as good and fun as the movie, and one of the best cartoon shows of the 90s alongside Peter Pan and the Pirates, Animaniacs, Pinky and the Brain, Tiny Toon Adventures, Darkwing Duck, Talespin and The Little Mermaid.

    The animation has so much vibrancy and colour, and The Mask has one of the coolest intros of any animated show. The story lines are both exciting and intriguing, with my favourites being Sister of the Mask, Bride of Pretorious, To Bee or Not to Bee and the Mask and Ace Ventura crossover, and I was always impressed at how fresh and witty, as well as intelligent, the writing was.

    I also can't get enough of the slapstick humour, there is plenty of it and all of it works. Of the shows of my childhood I revisited recently The Mask was the one that stood out to me as the funniest. The characters are wonderful, Stanley Ipkiss/The Mask never fails to crack me up with his disguises, his fast-paced antics and his exclamations of "wedgie", Milo is ever so cute and Doyle and Kellaway are such a contrasting and entertaining duo.

    As the villains, they are all interesting and well developed. I liked Mayor Tilton, Stinger, Lonnie the Shark and Gorgonzola, but my favourite has to be Pretorious, my love for Tim Curry is a big part of why and he doesn't disappoint here. Can't complain about the voice acting either, to say that Rob Paulsen is amazing is an understatement, he had big shoes to fill and he more than makes the character his own, easily one of my favourite voice overs of his. Jim Cummings, Neil Ross, Cree Summer, Tim Curry et al are equally terrific and they are helped hugely by the writing and how the characters are written.

    Overall, a 90s gem and perfect to go with the movie. If I were you though, I would avoid Son of the Mask, I consider it not just one of the worst sequels ever but also one of the worst movies ever. 10/10 for this series that said. Bethany Cox

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    • Trivia
      Frequently, when Rob Paulsen was recording for the voice of Stanley Ipkiss/The Mask, he would receive notes from the producers and directors that Jim Carrey would do it a certain way so he should try it more the way Carrey would do it. Eventually, at the suggestion of Tim Curry, Paulsen said to them, "I'm not Jim, and I can't be Jim. The whole reason you guys got me is because you can't afford him. So if all you want is for me to be Jim, then maybe I'm the wrong guy for this part." They paused for a moment and then apologized for making him feel that way, and he never received another note of how he "wasn't doing it the way Jim would."
    • Quotes

      [opening theme song]

      [Stanley puts the Mask on and transforms]

      The Mask: I gotcha with my winning smile, I'm a living lesson in flair and style / Ya just can't help but stare at my savoir-faire! / I'm nouveau, Deco, Roman-Greco, Rococo, Baroque-o, bebop, uh, hip-hop, flip-flop... Somebody stop me! / Pretty viridian faces like mine don't come a dime a dozen, I stand out in the crowd! / Babe, when they made me, yeah, they broke the mold / Wholesome and kind, and staid and refined / TOTALLY OUTTA MY MIND! / Arch-villains and ne'er-do-wells, had better learn to decorate prison cells / Green goes with anything if they ask, see? / Well, there's one last thing I gotta sing about, open up wide and really shout, "Ooooohhh, look out! THIS IS THE MASK!" Smokin'!

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      Featured in Wala ka nang puwang sa mundo (1997)

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    • Release date
      • August 12, 1995 (United States)
    • Countries of origin
      • United States
      • South Korea
      • Canada
      • Philippines
      • Taiwan
    • Official sites
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    • Language
      • English
    • Also known as
      • The Mask
    • Production companies
      • Dark Horse Entertainment
      • Film Roman Productions
      • Sunbow Entertainment
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    • Runtime
      • 22m
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Dolby

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