Our Favorite Movie Star-Animated Animals

In the delightful adventure 'Peter Rabbit,' the classic titular character comes to life thanks to the engaging voice of actor and late-night TV host James Corden. Click through for a reminder of other famous voices behind Hollywood's most beloved animated animals.

We love this guy on Modern Family, and now he brings his distinctive voice to the dog genius Mr. Peabody.

Another fishy voice comes to us from Ellen DeGeneres, who brought to life Dory, the fish with a short-term memory problem in Pixar's 2003 blockbuster, Finding Nemo. She reprises the role for 2016's Finding Dory.

The booming voice of James Earl Jones is perfect for the king of the beasts as the lion Mufasa in 1994's The Lion King.

 

British Dame Helen Mirren voices the evil queen Nyra owl in 2010's 'Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole.'

George Clooney lends his voice to Mr. Fox in Wes Anderson's stop-motion Fantastic Mr. Fox. The film also featured long-time Anderson collaborators Jason Schwartzman, Owen Wilson and Bill Murray.

Justin Long took on the squeaky chipmunk Alvin in the original 2007 movie, Alvin and the Chipmunks and its two "squeakquels."

Former Late Late Show host Craig Ferguson was heard as wise old Owl in the last big-screen take on 'Winnie the Pooh.'

Jack Black came back as Po in Kung Fu Panda 3, which was "kung-fu-ier" than the first two films!

Angelina Jolie is a Tigress! At least she's an animated one in Kung Fu Panda and its sequels.

Dustin Hoffman voiced the sly kung fu guru Master Shifu who oversees the legendary furious five kung fu fighters in the Kung Fu Panda series.

Academy Award nominee Jesse Eisenberg followed up his role in 'The Social Network' by voicing Blu, a domesticated macaw who flies off to Rio de Janeiro in both 'Rio' and 'Rio 2.'

Russell Brand voiced E.B., the Easter Bunny's teenage son in Hop, co-starring a non-animated James Marsden.

Rango, voiced by Johnny Depp, is an insecure chameleon who ends up as the sheriff in a small Wild West town.

Mumble the penguin (Elijah Wood) returned to the big screen in the sequel to 2006's Happy Feet, aptly named Happy Feet 2.

"Old Dog" John Travolta literally went to the dogs as Bolt in the 2008 movie of the same name co-starring the voice talents of Miley Cyrus.

Although he wasn't around in the first Shrek movie, audiences loved Antonio Banderas's take on Puss in Boots so much that he got his own movie as the lead.

Best known for voicing Donkey in all of the Shrek movies, Murphy also voiced a tiny dragon named Mushu in 1998's Mulan.

Everybody loves a wooly mammoth, especially if he's voiced by Ray Romano in the Ice Age movie series.

Not too many actors can list "sloth" on their resume, but John Leguizamo can, as he's voiced the very friendly Sid in all the 'Ice Age' movies so far.

Ben Stiller voices Alex the Lion in 2005's Madagascar and the 2008 and 2012 sequels.

Marty the Zebra comes to life thanks to Chris Rock in the Madagascar franchise.

Neurotic Melman the Giraffe from Madagascar is voiced by 'Friends' star David Schwimmer.

2006's Over the Hedge was full of animated animals voiced by A-list stars including Bruce Willis as RJ the scheming raccoon.

Bruce Willis's RJ was challenged by level-headed and cautious Verne the turtle, voiced by Garry Shandling in Over the Hedge.

'The Dude' Jeff Bridges took on the role of surfer penguin Zeke 'Big Z' Topanga in 2007's Surf's Up opposite Shia LaBeouf's penguin Cody Maverick.

Everybody's favorite comic strip cat came to life in the 2004 big screen movie Garfield, voiced by none other than Bill Murray.

Will Smith voiced the opportunistic fish Oscar, in 2004's Shark Tale, also featuring the voices of Robert De Niro, Jack Black, Angelina Jolie, and even director Martin Scorsese.

Obsessed with fine cuisine, Remy finally has a chance to realize his dream of becoming a great chef, and Patton Oswalt makes him a lovably ambitious rat.

Talk abut a character living up to his name! Will Arnett may start off as a self-serving squirrel, but he responds admirably to new challenges.

Among the famous voices adorning Disney's adaptation of 'The Jungle Book,' Scarlett Johansson stands out for her embodiment of Kaa, a giant python who enraptures young Mowgli with her voice and storytelling.

In 'The Secret Life of Rabbits,' Kevin Hart defies expectations as a white rabbit, capturing both the character's unexpected menace and surprising heroism.

Reese Witherspoon proved to be a vocal all-star as a devoted wife and mother in 'Sing,' voicing a pig who gets to shine by singing three numbers and making her large family extremely proud.