Zookeeper 2011
"Don't talk to the animals...unless they talk to you first."
Frank Coraci's lighthearted comedy Zookeeper (2011) follows Griffin Keyes, a lovable zookeeper adored by both animals and visitors alike.
Director: Frank Coraci
Cast
Kevin James
Griffin Keyes
Rosario Dawson
Kate
Leslie Bibb
Stephanie
Joe Rogan
Gale
Nat Faxon
Dave
Ken Jeong
Venom
Steffiana De La Cruz
Robin
Thomas Gottschalk
Jurgen
Donnie Wahlberg
Shane
Brandon Keener
Nimer
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Zookeeper (2011) about?
Zookeeper (2011) is a heartwarming comedy where Griffin, a shy zoo caretaker, receives an unlikely boost from his animal friends after his ex returns. Struggling to win her back, Griffin learns that true confidence comes from staying true to himself, with plenty of laughs along the way.
Who directed Zookeeper?
Zookeeper was directed by Frank Coraci, known for his work on comedies like Click (2006) and Blended (2014).
Who stars in Zookeeper?
The film stars Kevin James as Griffin Keyes, alongside Rosario Dawson, Leslie Bibb, Joe Rogan, and Ken Jeong in key roles.
Is Zookeeper (2011) worth watching?
Zookeeper (2011) delivers solid family-friendly entertainment with its mix of humor and charm. While not groundbreaking, it's a fun, feel-good comedy that works well for audiences seeking lighthearted escapism.
How long is Zookeeper?
Zookeeper (2011) has a runtime of 102 minutes, or roughly 1 hour and 42 minutes.
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About Zookeeper (2011) — A Hilarious Comedy with Talking Animals and Unexpected Romance
Frank Coraci's lighthearted comedy Zookeeper (2011) follows Griffin Keyes, a lovable zookeeper adored by both animals and visitors alike. When his long-time crush Stephanie reappears, Griffin's confidence evaporates—until the zoo's animals step in, sharing their wisdom and nudging him toward romance. This fish-out-of-water tale blends slapstick humor with heartfelt moments, exploring themes of self-discovery and the unexpected friendships that shape us.
With Kevin James at the center, the film balances family-friendly laughs with a surprisingly touching message about embracing imperfections. The vibrant atmosphere of the Franklin Park Zoo infuses every scene, making it a perfect escape for fans of feel-good comedies and animal antics alike.
