{{Infobox film | name = Ribbit | image = RIBBIT (font).png | alt = | caption = | director = Chuck Powers | producer = Shireen M. Hashim | screenplay = Chuck PowersAmir Hafizi | story = Chuck Powers | starring = Sean AstinTim CurryRussell PetersCherami Leigh | music = Edry Abdul Halim | cinematography = | editing = Ezaisyirwan Basri | studio = KRU StudiosCrest Animation StudiosWestern Pictures| distributor = KRU Film | released = | runtime = 88 minutes | country = Malaysia | language = EnglishMalay | budget = | gross = }}Ribbit'' is a 2014 Malaysian 3D computer-animated comedy film produced by KRU Studios and Crest Animation Studios Western Pictures. It is directed by Chuck Powers from a screenplay by Powers and Hamir Afizi and features the voices of Sean Astin, Russell Peters, Tim Curry, and Cherami Leigh. Synopsis All his life, Ribbit has felt different from all the other frogs. To find purpose in his life, Ribbit embarks on an incredible journey through the Amazon Rainforest. During this journey, Ribbit is accidentally hypnotised into believing he is a human prince trapped in a frog's body. Convinced that he now understands why he is different, Ribbit heads out in his search for the Princess whose kiss will solve all his problems. Joined by his best friend, a female squirrel named Sandy, Ribbit encounters an amazingly zany cast of unique and colourful characters. Cast Sean Astin as Ribbit, a poison dart frog with an identity crisis, the main protagonist Russell Peters as Deepak, a bat with the answers to life's questions Tim Curry as Terrence, a toucan with a flair for colours Cherami Leigh as Sandy, a female flying squirrel who is Ribbit's best friend Elza Irdalynna as Rafa and Luciano, two leopard cubs Amelia Henderson as Marcella, Rafa and Luciano's sister Abigail Cole as Bianca, a baby howler monkey Lydia Lubon as Carla, Bianca's mother Carey Van Driest as Avelina, Carla's sister Chuck Powers as Grandpa, Carla and Avelina's father Sonny Franks as Kai, a caiman who lives in a waterfall and the main antagonist Christina Orow as Jojo, a manatee Sonny Franks as Ollie, Jojo's partner Kennie Dowle as the spider Valentine Cawley as the Witch Doctor Martin Dysart as Inego. Dilly Shakir as Callie, Inego's wife Ali Astin as the Princess, future leader of an Amazonian tribe Production The film is co-produced by KRU