IFight Shelby Marx
- Miranda Cosgrove: Carly Shay
- Jennette McCurdy: Sam Pucket
- Nathan Kress: Freddie Benson
- Jerry Trainor: Spencer Shay
- Reed Alexander: Nevel Papperman
- Victoria Justice: Shelby Marx
- Noah Munck: Gibby
ICarly: Four fists for iCarly is an American comedy from 2008 was produced by Dan Schneider, who is also the producer of the related series iCarly. . It is the third film of the same series iCarly. "ICarly: Four fists for iCarly " was broadcast in the United States for the first time on August 8, 2009 at the TV station Nickelodeon. The first broadcast was watched by 7.86 million viewers. In Germany the film on 6 February 2010 to be broadcast by Nickelodeon, but this was postponed to February 27, 2010.
Action
Carly and martial-arts champ Shelby Marx agree on a show - fight, with the revenue to be put to a good purpose. At the press conference Carly accidentally falls on Shelby's grandmother, which makes them fear the consequence that Shelby could take revenge in the ring. For this reason, Carly finally declared their intention not to participate in the fight longer, which promptly brings her into the public reputation of a coward. Therefore, they asked Shelby about to forgive her and now but to carry out the fight. For now, she forgives her. But Nevel manipulates the video recording of the press conference to the effect that it looks as if Carly Shelby's grandmother had shocked with intention, so that Shelby is fighting to real way in the fight. Nevertheless, Carly wins. As all of Nevels learn lie, this is beaten by Carly, Sam, and Shelby. The next day, Shelby is a guest of iCarly.
Synchronization
DVD
In the U.S., the DVD was released on March 30, 2010 for the series special. In Germany, the Special was released on September 8, 2011 on DVD.
Trivia
The scenes of the film take place in Seattle, but were actually filmed at Nickelodeon Studios in Los Angeles.
This series is broadcast in Germany in 4:3 but in the U.S. it is only shown in 16:9. The reason is that there are no NICK HD in Germany and 16:9 formats are shown in the U.S. only at NICK HD.