No Time to Spy: A Loud House Movie is a 2024 American made-for-television animated spy comedy film based on The Loud House. Produced by Nickelodeon Movies, it is the third animated film in the franchise and fifth overall. It was released simultaneously on Nickelodeon and Paramount+ in the United States on June 21, 2024, making it the first animated film in the franchise to be released on both the platform and the Nick channel, as opposed to Netflix.[1]
Lincoln and the Louds are ecstatic to welcome their new Gran-Gran, Myrtle, into the family with a tropical wedding celebration; but the festivities are cut short when an old nemesis from Myrtle's secret agent past appears on the island.
Cast[]
Character | Actor | ||
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Lincoln Loud
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Bentley Griffin | |
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Lori Loud
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Catherine Taber | |
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Leni Loud
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Liliana Mumy | |
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Luna Loud
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Nika Futterman | |
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Luan Loud
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Cristina Pucelli | |
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Lynn Loud
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Jessica DiCicco | |
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Lucy Loud
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Lana Loud
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Grey DeLisle | |
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Lola Loud
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Lily Loud
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Lisa Loud
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Lara Jill Miller | |
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Lynn Loud Sr.
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Brian Stepanek | |
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Todd
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Cargo Shorts
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Rita Loud
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Jill Talley | |
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Clyde McBride
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Jaeden White | |
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Harold McBride
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Khary Payton | |
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Albert
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Piotr Michael | |
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Myrtle
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Alex Cazares | |
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Flop Phillipini
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John DiMaggio | |
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Bud Grouse
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Rufus Dufus
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Dan Fogler | |
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Fifi Dufus
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Amy Sedaris | |
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Ham Hand
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Paul Wight | |
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Owen
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Chester Rushing | |
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X
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Sarah Niles |
Music[]
Song | Singer(s) | ||
No Time to Spy
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Julian Rebolledo | ||
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Learn How To Robot
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Brian Stephanek | ||
Ooh Girl (If I Only Could)
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Grey Griffin | ||
Jessica DiCicco | |||
Nika Futterman | |||
Lara Jill Miller | |||
Liliana Mumy | |||
Cristina Pucelli | |||
Catherine Taber | |||
Jill Talley | |||
Chester Rushing | |||
Loud House Family
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Nika Futterman |
International versions[]
Trivia[]
- This is the first animated Loud House film to be dubbed into Bulgarian, Serbian and Slovene, as well as the first to receive localizations in Estonian, Latvian and Lithuanian (albeit in the form of voice-overs), as neither The Loud House Movie nor The Casagrandes Movie were dubbed into these languages due to being released for Netflix, which does not regularly commission dubs in these languages for its original films.
- It is also the first Loud House television film to be dubbed into Albanian, Arabic, Japanese and Ukrainian, as neither A Loud House Christmas nor A Really Haunted Loud House were dubbed into these languages at the time of its release (with the former being unaired in Ukraine due to a shared feed with Russia). However, the latter film eventually would receive a Ukrainian dub on an unknown date in October 2024.
- This is also the first Loud House film in general to be dubbed into Kazakh due to a combination of these factors.
- Additionally, this is the first Loud House film to have a Lithuanian voice-over aired, as A Loud House Christmas had a Lithuanian voice-over produced, but it went unaired due to a shared feed with Russia.
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