Gabriel and the Wacky Pack/Trivia


 * Gabriel and the Wacky Pack was the first CGI-animated feature film to be produced by Blur Studio.
 * It is also the first CGI animated movie from Geo LTD. since the 2001 movie The Nut Box.
 * The film was originally slated for a release date for October 7, 2011, but for unknown reasons, it was changed to November 27.
 * The events of Gabriel and the Wacky Pack take place during June to November, during the year 2011. However, Gabriel (as the narrator of the film) skipped some months, such as August and September, during the film because he needed more time to tell his story, according to him.
 * During the development of the movie, the movie was going to be titled "The Wacky Pack Movie", but was changed to Gabriel and the Wacky Pack, which Gabriel is constantly believed to be the main character of the movie.
 * Blues was originally going to be named Lopa, but the producers later felt that Lopa was a "stupid name." Instead, she was renamed Blues.
 * The world premiere of Gabriel and the Wacky Pack took place on October 21, 2011, at TCL Chinese Theatre.
 * Max Records, known for playing Max from the live-action film adaptation of Where The Wild Things Are, was originally going to be voice Gabriel in the film, but he was cut from the final version of the film because he had other commitments outside production; he was later replaced by Zachary Gordon. If this could been happened, this would have been the animated film debut of Max Records.
 * Cole was rumored to be voiced by Tara Strong again, but it was then shown that Nicky Jones, known for voicing Chowder from the Cartoon Network animated series of the same name, is Cole's new voice actor.
 * However, Tara Strong voiced a different character named Bella in the movie.
 * It is unknown If Blues have any parents until she moved away.
 * In the background during a scene of Gabriel and the gang having another "Midnight Party" in his room, you can see the Lars watching Blur Studio's Academy Award-nominated short film Gopher Broke on a small portable TV.
 * During the end credits, there is a typographical error in the cast listing for Mel, voiced by Laurence Fishburne. It reads, "Laurence Fishburn".
 * However, the error is fixed in the second film.
 * In the Gabriel and the Wacky Pack 2 video game E3 reveal trailer, clips from the first film appear during the game trailer footage of the song "Life and Work" by Randy Newman.
 * During the credits, it says "No lars were harmed during the creation of this movie. A few children, but no lars." This is a most likely nod to the September 2009 issue of The Wacky Pack, where the lars try to make a movie.