Fievel's American Tails
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Fievel's American Tails title screen |
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Format | Animated series |
Created by | David Kirschner |
Starring | Phillip Glasser Dom DeLuise Susan Silo Lloyd Battista Cathy Cavadini Dan Castellaneta Gerrit Graham Kenneth Mars |
Country of origin | United States |
No. of episodes | 13 |
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Running time | 30 minutes per episode |
Broadcast | |
Original channel | CBS |
Original run | September 3, 1992 – December 5, 1992 |
Fievel's American Tails is an animated television series, produced by Steven Spielberg's Amblimation animation studio, Nelvana, and Universal Cartoon Studios. It aired for one season 1992, and continued Fievel's adventures from the film An American Tail: Fievel Goes West (1991).
In 1993 and 1994, MCA/Universal Home Video released eight episodes on four VHS video-cassettes and two Laserdisc volumes. These have been the only home video release of the cartoon. In the United Kingdom, the 12 episodes series was released on six video-cassettes. Episodes have been released on DVD in France, Germany, and Italy.
It was NBC Universal's last animated television series produced by Amblin Entertainment until 2007's The Land Before Time, based on The Land Before Time films.
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[edit] Episode list
13 half-hour episodes were produced:
- Fievel, the Lonesome Ranger^
- Law and Disorder^
- Little Mouse on the Prairie^
- The Gift*^
- A Case of the Hiccups*^
- The Legend of Mouse Hollow*^
- Babysitting Blues*^
- The Lost Mother Lode*^
- A Mouse Known as Zorrowitz*^
- Mail Order Mayhem
- Aunt Sophie's Visit*^
- That's What Friends Are For*^
- Bell the Cats^
[edit] Notes
- Episodes marked with an * were released on home video in the United States (VHS & Laserdisc)
- Episodes marked with a ^ were released on home video in the United Kingdom (VHS & Laserdisc)
[edit] Characters
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- Fievel Mousekewitz: A little mouse.
- Tanya Mousekewitz: Fievel's older sister.
- Yasha Mousekewitz: Fievel's baby sister.
- Papa Mousekewitz: Fievel's father
- Mama Mousekewitz: Fievel's mother
- Cat R. Waul: Fievel's arch-nemesis.
- Sweet William: One of Cat R. Waul cronies.
- Chula the Tarantula: Fievel's other arch-nemesis, and Cat R. Waul's sidekick.
- Jack: One of Fievel's school mates.
- Jorge: Another one of Fievel's school mates.
- Tiger: The only cat friend of the Jewish-Russian mouse family
- Mr. J. M. Shimmals: The rat who owns the mouse sized general store in Green River.
- Clint Mousewood: One of Fievel's heroes. – from "Mail Order Mayhem" A charicature of Clint Eastwood.
- Hambone: The dog guard on the train. – from "The Gift"
- Sidney: Jack's father.
- Aunt Sophie: A relative of the Mousekewitz family. – from "Aunt Sophie's Visit"
- Tony Toponi: Fievel's first mouse friend he met when he came to America. – from "AT1, Little Mouse On a Prairie, AT3 and AT4"
- Bridget: Tony's girlfriend.
- Dr. Travis T. Hiprocates: A traveling Doctor the Gave away hiccup sweets. – from "A Case of the Hiccups"
- Miss Kitty: Tiger's girlfriend. – "From AT2 and Law and Disorder"
- Mr. Ironside: The school teacher, probably a mole.
- Dog The dog who guards the jail house.
[edit] Cast
- Phillip Glasser as Fievel
- Dom DeLuise as Tiger
- Susan Silo as Mama
- Lloyd Battista as Papa
- Cathy Cavadini as Tanya
- Dan Castellaneta as Chula
- Gerrit Graham as Cat R. Waul
- Kenneth Mars as Sweet William
- Susan Blu as Yasha
- Mayuko Aoki as Tanya (Japanese version)
- Machiko Soga as Yasha (Japanese version)
[edit] Credits
Executive Producer | Steven Spielberg |
Production Executives | Frank Marshall Kathleen Kennedy |
Executive Production Consultant | David Kirschner |
Created by | David Kirschner |
Executive Story Editors | Hank Saroyan J.R. Young |
Story Editors | Sam Graham Chris Hubbell |
Produced by | Michael Hirsch Patrick Loubert Clive A. Smith |
Supervising Producer | Stephen Hodgins |
Line Producer | Peter Hudecki |
Directed by | Lawrence Zelig Jacobs |
Assistant Director | Paul Riley |
Voice Director | Kelly Ward |
Casting | Maria Estrada |
Production Supervisor | Steve Chadwick |
Production Manager | Ruta Cube |
Unit Director | Claude Chiasson |
Production Coordinators | Jocelyn Hamilton Mike DeMonna Martina Moody |
Designers | Frank Nissen Charles E. Bastien Chuck Gammage Ross Campbell Joe Goesslin Robert Walton Patrick Rowsome Blayne Burnside Steven K. Manning Stephen Wood |
Posers | Lynn Reist David Boudreau Alan Knappett |
Design Coordinator | Patty Beausoleil |
Layout Supervisor | Tony Tarantini |
Layouts | Dale DesRochers Ron Wilson Chris Minz Rob Sadler Chad Hicks Frank Ramirez Luc Latulippe Brad Markewitz Michel Daze |
Storyboard | Bob Smith Raymond Jafelice John Yee John Flagg Vince Natali Andrea Robbins |
Storyboard Cleanup Supervisor | Dave Quensnelle |
Color Designer | Rebecca Barclay |
Paint Supervisor | Mary Bertoia |
Backgrounds | Kellie Jobson |
Theme Song Written and Performed by | Hank Saroyan Robert Irving |
Music by | Milan Kymlicka |
Supervising Editor | Rob Kirkpatrick |
Post Production Manager | Lan Lamon |
Supervising Sound Editor | Steve Cole |
Picture Editors | Richard Bond Karen Saunders Evan Landis Peter Riley |
Supervising Pre-Production Editor | Darrell MacDonald |
Supervising Breakdown Editor | Rick Dubiel |
Recording and Transfer Technians | Mike Reid Richard Stobiel |
Additional Production Facilities | Wang Film Production Co. Ltd. Bardel Animation Ltd. The Hollywood Cartoon Company |
Negative Cutting Services | Catherine Rankin Productions |
Laboratory Services | Command Post and Transfer Corporation Access Post Production Audio Inc. The Filmhouse Group |
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