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Cast

Danny DeVito
as The Lorax

Ed Helms
as The Once-ler

Zac Efron
as Ted

Taylor Swift
as Audrey

Betty White
as Grammy Norma

Rob Riggle
as Mr. O'Hare

Jenny Slate
as Ted's Mom

Nasim Pedrad
as Once-ler's Mom

Joel Sweto
as 1st Marketing Guy

Michael Beattie
as 2nd Marketing Guy

Dave B. Mitchell
as 1st Commercial Guy

Dempsey Pappion
as 2nd Commercial Guy

Elmarie Wendel
as Aunt Grizelda

Danny Cooksey
as Brett/Chet

Stephen Tobolowsky
as Uncle Ubb

Chris Renaud
as Forest Animals

Jack Angel
as Additional Voices

Bob Bergen
as Additional Voices

John Cygan
as Additional Voices

Debi Derryberry
as Additional Voices

Bill Farmer
as Additional Voices

Jess Harnell
as Additional Voices

Sherry Lynn
as Additional Voices

Danny Mann
as Additional Voices

Mona Marshall
as Additional Voices

Mickie T. McGowan
as Additional Voices

Laraine Newman
as Additional Voices

Jan Rabson
as Additional Voices

Claira Nicole Titman
as Additional Voices

Jim Ward
as Additional Voices

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Audience Reviews for Dr Seuss' The Lorax

• Jun 03, 2018

  Just not for me. This Lorax is almost all filler. The message is still there, but it's lost under a tidal wave of meh.
  

  Gimly M Super Reviewer
• Feb 21, 2016

  Enjoyed The Lorax very much. A bit of a slow start with an equally obtuse cheesy ending and ultimately it's the intersecting story of the beanpole and his desire to be successful, whilst being surrounded by all-too-cute animals, that keeps the eye on the ball. The outer narrative works, though only, as a gateway into the inner message which is...We thneed trees! Thoroughly well made!
  Sanity Assassin ! Super Reviewer
• Jan 02, 2016

  As far as animations go this was pretty basic and poor, Bery predictable and the fact that the name sake is hardly in it makes it pretty boring and a big let down, I can't comment on the 3D as I watched the 2D version but it might of been pretty good, With a big voice cast I expected so much better but ends up ruining a good classic.
  Jamie C Super Reviewer
• Nov 02, 2013

  While everybody in Steedville wears a bowler hat and always carries an umbrella(sorry, couldn't resist), Thneedville is composed entirely of plastic. Audrey, an artist, so very much wants to see a real tree that she promises to marry whoever can find one for her. Enheartened, Ted is told by his grandmother to go to the Once-ler beyond the city walls for more information. Once there, Ted learns about his seeking to make his fortune and first meeting with the Lorax, the guardian of the forest. In its own entertaining way, "The Lorax" makes a genial case for small scale capitalism and environmentalism while warning about the dangers of marshmallow addiction and being ahead of the curve and even Glenn Greenwald on the subject of the national security state. And while I recall the stories of Dr. Seuss generally had a moral, this adaptation is not exactly what one would consider subtle. However, even with musical numbers, this is nowhere near as annoying as the average episode of "Glee." That all having been said, the computer animation on display cannot come close to replicating the old school charm of it being drawn by hand.
  Walter M Super Reviewer

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