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A Bug's Life (1998) - film poster, directed by John Lasseter

A Bug's Life

1998
1h 35min United States of America Feature
Directed by
John Lasseter
Not currently streaming on CaSTV

Synopsis

On behalf of "oppressed bugs everywhere," an inventive ant named Flik hires a troupe of warrior bugs to defend his bustling colony from a horde of freeloading grasshoppers led by the evil-minded Hopper.

A Bug's Life (1998) is a 1h 35min comedy feature film by John Lasseter. On behalf of "oppressed bugs everywhere," an inventive ant named Flik hires a troupe of warrior bugs to defend his bu... Selected for Los Angeles Film Awards (2025).

Key facts

Cast Dave Foley, Kevin Spacey, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Hayden Panettiere, Phyllis Diller, Richard Kind, David Hyde Pierce, Joe Ranft
Original language English
First release November 25, 1998 (Brazil)
Production companies Pixar
Awards Critics' Choice Movie Award for Best Animated Feature, Broadcast Film Critics Association Award for Best Family Film
Setting Ant Island

Crew

Screenplay Andrew Stanton, Bob Shaw, Don McEnery
Producer Darla K. Anderson, Kevin Reher
Cinematography Sharon Calahan
Editing Lee Unkrich
Music Randy Newman

Trailer

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Titles
Original title A Bug's Life English
Québec French title Une vie de bestiole
Alternate title Mille et une pattes
Alternate title Bugs
Soundtracks
CD A Bug's Life (An Original Walt Disney Records Soundtrack) - Randy Newman (1998) 15 releases, 1998-2006: Walt Disney Records
CD 1001 Pattes (A Bug's Life) (1999) 1 release, 1999: Walt Disney Records
Cassette A Bug's Life (An Original Walt Disney Records Soundtrack) - Randy Newman (1998) 6 releases, 1998-1999: Walt Disney Records
Releases & classifications
Theatrical Brazil November 25, 1998
Theatrical Canada November 25, 1998
Theatrical Mexico November 25, 1998
Theatrical Romania November 25, 1998
Theatrical United States November 25, 1998
Theatrical Uruguay November 30, 1998
Theatrical Argentina December 3, 1998
Theatrical Australia December 3, 1998
Theatrical Malaysia December 3, 1998
Theatrical New Zealand December 3, 1998
Theatrical Singapore December 4, 1998
Theatrical Peru December 10, 1998
Theatrical South Korea December 12, 1998
Theatrical Egypt December 17, 1998
Theatrical Indonesia December 18, 1998
Theatrical Hong Kong December 25, 1998
Theatrical Philippines January 13, 1999
Theatrical Netherlands January 15, 1999
Theatrical Poland January 29, 1999
Theatrical Hungary February 4, 1999
Theatrical Spain February 5, 1999
Theatrical United Kingdom February 5, 1999
Theatrical Ireland February 5, 1999
Theatrical Norway February 5, 1999
Theatrical Sweden February 5, 1999
Theatrical Taiwan February 6, 1999
Theatrical Belgium February 10, 1999
Theatrical Switzerland February 10, 1999
Theatrical Germany February 10, 1999
Theatrical France February 10, 1999
Theatrical Austria February 12, 1999
Theatrical Switzerland February 12, 1999
Theatrical Denmark February 12, 1999
Theatrical Iceland February 12, 1999
Theatrical Italy February 12, 1999
Theatrical Portugal February 12, 1999
Theatrical Switzerland February 13, 1999
Theatrical Slovenia February 18, 1999
Theatrical Slovakia February 18, 1999
Theatrical Finland February 19, 1999
Theatrical Greece February 19, 1999
Theatrical Czech Republic February 25, 1999
Theatrical Japan March 13, 1999
Theatrical Israel March 18, 1999
Theatrical Estonia March 19, 1999
Theatrical Turkey March 19, 1999
Theatrical KW March 24, 1999
Theatrical MG June 23, 1999
Theatrical TG July 10, 1999
Theatrical Bhutan July 21, 1999
Theatrical Tunisia August 1, 1999
Theatrical Iran August 13, 1999
Theatrical Iraq August 29, 1999
Theatrical Guyana November 17, 1999
Theatrical Russia May 12, 2001
Theatrical Kazakhstan June 2, 2001
Television United States August 30, 2001
Television Netherlands December 26, 2002
Television Australia February 9, 2003
Streaming United States November 12, 2019
Classification Germany 0
Classification United Kingdom U
Classification United States G
Versions & editions
Original version (English)
Home video United States April 20, 1999
Home video United Kingdom August 23, 1999
Home video Hungary October 8, 1999
Home video Sweden October 20, 1999
Home video United States November 23, 1999
Home video United States August 1, 2000
Home video Czech Republic November 1, 2000
Home video Netherlands May 29, 2002
Home video United Kingdom September 9, 2002
Home video United States May 27, 2003
Home video United States May 19, 2009
Home video United Kingdom December 6, 2010
Home video Hungary January 26, 2011
Home video Sweden February 9, 2011
Home video India July 25, 2013
Home video United States May 3, 2020
Home video United Kingdom June 21, 2021
Full credits
Director John Lasseter
Cast Dave Foley (Flik (voice)), Kevin Spacey (Hopper (voice)), Julia Louis-Dreyfus (Atta (voice)), Hayden Panettiere (Dot (voice)), Phyllis Diller (Queen (voice)), Richard Kind (Molt (voice)), David Hyde Pierce (Slim (voice)), Joe Ranft (Heimlich / Additional Voices (voice)), Denis Leary (Francis (voice)), Jonathan Harris (Manny (voice)), Madeline Kahn (Gypsy Moth (voice)), Bonnie Hunt (Rosie (voice)), Michael McShane (Tuck / Roll (voice)), John Ratzenberger (P.T. Flea (voice)), Brad Garrett (Dim (voice)), Roddy McDowall (Mr. Soil (voice)), Edie McClurg (Dr. Flora (voice)), Alex Rocco (Thorny (voice)), David Ossman (Cornelius (voice)), Carlos Alazraqui (Additional Voices (voice)), Jack Angel (Additional Voices (voice)), Bob Bergen (Additional Voices (voice)), Kimberly J. Brown (Additional Voices (voice)), Rodger Bumpass (Additional Voices (voice)), Anthony Burch (Additional Voices (voice)), Jennifer Darling (Additional Voices (voice)), Rachel Davey (Additional Voices (voice)), Debi Derryberry (Additional Voices (voice)), Paul Eiding (Additional Voices (voice)), Jessica Evans (Additional Voices (voice)), Bill Farmer (Additional Voices (voice)), Sam Gifaldi (Additional Voices (voice)), Brad Hall (Additional Voices (voice)), Jess Harnell (Additional Voices (voice)), Brenden Hickey (Additional Voices (voice)), Kate Charlotte Hodges (Additional Voices (voice)), Denise Johnson (Additional Voices (voice)), David L. Lander (Additional Voices (voice)), John Lasseter (Additional Voices (voice)), Sherry Lynn (Additional Voices (voice)), Mickie McGowan (Additional Voices (voice)), Courtland Mead (Additional Voices (voice)), Christina Milian (Additional Voices (voice)), Kelsey Mulrooney (Additional Voices (voice)), Ryan O'Donohue (Additional Voices (voice)), Jeff Pidgeon (Additional Voices (voice)), Phil Proctor (Additional Voices (voice)), Jan Rabson (Additional Voices (voice)), Jordan Ranft (Additional Voices (voice)), Brian M. Rosen (Additional Voices (voice)), Rebecca Schneider (Additional Voices (voice)), Francesca Marie Smith (Additional Voices (voice)), Andrew Stanton (Additional Voices (voice)), Hannah Swanson (Additional Voices (voice)), Russi Taylor (Additional Voices (voice)), Travis Tedford (Additional Voices (voice)), Ashley French (Additional Voices (voice)), Lee Unkrich (Additional Voices (voice)), Jordan Warkol (Additional Voices (voice))
Screenplay Andrew Stanton, Bob Shaw, Don McEnery
Producer Darla K. Anderson, Kevin Reher
Cinematography Sharon Calahan
Editing Lee Unkrich
Music Randy Newman
Production design William Cone
Sound Gary Rydstrom
Identifiers & sources
Wikidata Q216153
IMDb tt0120623
TMDB 9487
CQ 52125

Additional data: TMDB.

Source: Cinémathèque québécoise, linked catalogue data (CC BY 4.0)

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