All Junior has to do is get rid of the “Orphan Tulip” (Katie Crown) – an 18-year-old human girl who was a delivery gone wrong and has been raised among the storks.

Tulip (Katie Crown), the orphan girl that lives and works amongst the storks, is about to turn 18. Her boss, Cornerstore CEO (Kelsey Grammer), wants to fire her and dispatches Junior (Andy Samberg ...

A baby is in no way part of the company’s new business model, so an ambitious, efficient stork named Junior (Andy Samberg), who is in line to become the next CEO, has to deal with the problem – and ...

But when young human Nate (Anton Starkman) sends a letter to the storks asking for a baby brother, Tulip accidentally turns on the baby-making machine.

One weekend, top flier Junior (voiced by Andy Samberg) is all set to take over from boss bird Hunter (Kelsey Grammer) on Monday morning, provided he can just get rid of Tulip (Katie Crown), a ...

Hunter voiced by Kelsey Grammer), the chief executive of Stork Mountain, stands in the way of Tulip Katie Crown) and her mission in “Storks.” (Warner Bros. Pictures) ...

Junior the stork (voice of Andy Samberg) and Tulip (voice of Katie Crown) in the animated “Storks,” from the studio that made “The Lego Movie.” COURTESY/Warner Bros. Pictures ...

Warner Bros. has released 8 clips from their upcoming animated film Storks. In the first clip, titled “Always Deliver,” Tulip accidentally puts a letter in the Baby Making Machine. In the ...

Storks is co-directed by Nicholas Stoller and Doug Sweetland, from a screenplay by Nicholas Stoller (writer on Yes Man, Gulliver's Travels, Sex Tape, Zoolander 2; director of Forgetting Sarah ...

Orphan Tulip is how she’s generally known, though she much prefers just plain Tulip. The orphan part hurts her heart because it reminds her of why she’s the only human living on Stork Mountain.