demon can turn on her. When the demon attacks Omar, Zip sacrifices himself to save Omar's life. Angel tries singing to banish the demon, but her lone voice only pushes him back. But Omar joins in harmony with Angel, and thus the creature is weakened, injured and driven back into its own dimension. Mok is thrown into the portal by Toad who is avenging Zip's death at the demon's hands. As his attempts to climb out prove futile, he realizes that "no one" did not mean that the demon could not be stopped; it meant instead that "no one voice" could, acting alone; two voices and two hearts singing as one were needed for the counter-spell. Mok then plunges into the portal's depths as it seals itself shut. The audience believes the confrontation to have been part of the concert's theatrics, and the band continues their song in triumph as Mylar, the Ohmtown nightclub manager, announces the band as the new super rock band sensation. Cast Greg Salata voices Omar (animated by Frank Nissen) in the Canadian version. Paul Le Mat voices Omar in the American version of the film. Robin Zander supplies Omar's singing voice. Susan Roman voices Angel (animated by Anne-Marie Bardwell). Debbie Harry provides Angel's singing voice. Don Francks voices Mok Swagger (animated by Robin Budd). Lou Reed provides the singing voice for "My Name is Mok" and "Triumph"; Iggy Pop provides the singing voice for "Pain & Suffering". Samantha Langevin is the voice of Mok's computer. Dan Hennessey is Dizzy (real name Alphonse) (animated by Charles Bonifacio). Greg Duffell voices Stretch and Zip. Chris Wiggins is Toad (animated by Chuck Gammage). Brent Titcomb voices Sleazy. Donny Burns plays first radio announcer and Quadhole (animated by John Celestri). Martin Lavut voices second radio announcer and Mylar (animated by John Celestri). Catherine Gallant voices Cindy (full name Cinderella) (animated by John Celestri). Keith Hampshire voices other computers. Melleny Brown plays a Carnegie Hall groupie. Anna Bourque voices Edna, Pinball Voice Nick Nichols voices a border guard. John Halfpenny plays Uncle Mikey. Maurice LaMarche plays a sailor. Catherine O'Hara plays Aunt Edith (animated by Chuck Gammage). Production Rock & Rule was Nelvana's first animated feature film, and it was the first Canadian animated feature to be produced in English (Le Village enchanté, a 1955 production from Quebec, was the country's first, overall). The movie began production in 1978 as