Furry Vengeance facts for kids
Quick facts for kids Furry Vengeance |
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Directed by | Roger Kumble |
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Music by | Edward Shearmur |
Cinematography | Peter Lyons Collister |
Editing by | Lawrence Jordan |
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Distributed by | Summit Entertainment |
Release date(s) | April 30, 2010 |
Running time | 92 minutes |
Country | United States |
Language | English |
Budget | $35 million |
Money made | $36.2 million |
Furry Vengeance is a fun family movie from 2010. It's a black comedy film directed by Roger Kumble. The story is about a group of clever forest animals. They team up to protect their home from a new housing development.
The movie stars Brendan Fraser, Brooke Shields, and Ken Jeong. Dee Bradley Baker provides the sounds for all the different animals. Furry Vengeance was released in theaters on April 30, 2010. It made $36.2 million around the world. The film's budget was $35 million.
This movie was the last feature film role for actress Alice Drummond. She passed away in 2016.
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The Story of Furry Vengeance
The movie starts in the wild forests of Oregon. A prairie dog gets upset when a car drives by. The driver, Riggs, throws a cigar out the window. This makes a smart raccoon very angry. The raccoon signals a mink to push a big rock. The rock sends Riggs' car to the edge of a cliff. The raccoon then throws the cigar back at Riggs. Riggs yells at the raccoon, and the car falls down the cliff. Riggs then calls his boss and quits his job.
A New Developer Arrives
A new real estate developer comes to Rocky Springs. His name is Dan Sanders, and he is from Chicago. Dan's boss, Neal Lyman, gives him a big task. Dan needs to turn the beautiful forest into a place for new houses.
Dan's family is not happy about this move. His son, Tyler, and wife, Tammy, miss their old life in Chicago. They don't like living in Rocky Springs.
Animals Fight Back
The forest animals, led by the clever raccoon, won't give up their home easily. They decide to fight back against Dan. They cause all sorts of trouble for him. They mess up his work and interrupt his important meetings. They even try to make him look silly.
Tyler, Dan's son, learns something important. He finds out that Rocky Springs is a special forest reserve. He warns his dad that many people have tried to build there before. But they all failed because of the forest.
After a scary encounter with a grizzly bear, Dan gets stuck. He is trapped inside a portable toilet that gets tipped over. Because of this, Dan decides to take extreme measures. He orders a drill sergeant to capture all the animals. They are put into cages.
The Eco-Fair Chaos
Meanwhile, Dan's wife, Tammy, has to plan an "eco-friendly" fair. She works with a teacher named Mrs. Martin. The fair is sponsored by Lyman Enterprises. Tammy doesn't know that Lyman plans to cut down the forest. He wants to build houses and a shopping mall there.
Dan soon realizes Lyman's true plans. He decides to free all the captured animals. Once they are released, the raccoon and his friends cause a lot of trouble. They create chaos at the eco-fair. Guests and entertainers run away in a panic. Mrs. Martin calmly talks to an owl during all the commotion.
Lyman accidentally tranquilizes Mr. Gupta, a sponsor for the construction. Lyman tries to escape into an inflatable worm tunnel. The animals chase him. The bear drives a golf cart, pulling the tunnel away. After some convincing from Amber and Tammy, Tyler finally tells his dad he loves him.
Forest Saved
Three months later, the forest is safe. It is now officially a nature preserve. Dan Sanders becomes a park ranger. A poster promoting the preserve warns everyone. If you break the rules, you will have to pay a huge fine of $1,000,000.00!
During the credits, you can see the humans and animals dancing together. They dance to the song "Insane in the Brain" by the Transcenders.
Meet the Cast
- Brendan Fraser plays Dan Sanders. He is the real estate developer. Brendan Fraser also plays other characters in the movie. These include Tuka the Caveman, Sigrid the Viking, Jedediah the Puritan, and Terrence the Hippie. These are characters from Rocky Springs' old stories. They also had problems with the raccoon's ancestors.
- Brooke Shields plays Tammy Sanders. She is Dan's wife. Brooke Shields also has a small, uncredited role. She plays the wife of Tuka the Caveman in the credits.
- Ken Jeong plays Neal Lyman. He is the CEO of Lyman Enterprises. He wants to build on the forest land.
- Matt Prokop plays Tyler Sanders. He is the son of Dan and Tammy.
- Angela Kinsey plays Felder. She is Lyman's assistant.
- Skyler Samuels plays Amber. She is Tyler's friend.
- Scooby plays the "hero" raccoon. This raccoon leads all the forest animals. He helps them protect their home.
Rob Riggle plays Riggs. He is a worker for Neal Lyman who quits early in the movie. Other workers include Ricky Garcia as Frank, Jim Norton as Hank, and Patrice O'Neal as Gus.
Alice Drummond plays Mrs. Martin. She is an older school teacher. Billy Bush plays the Drill Sergeant who captures the animals.
Dee Bradley Baker made all the sounds for the raccoon and other forest animals. He said it was a lot of fun!
Movie Music
Here are some of the songs you can hear in Furry Vengeance:
- "Gavotte" – Jeff Cardoni and Katisse Buckingham
- "Frank & Beans" – Chad Fischer (version by Count Smokula)
- "Insane in the Brain" – Transcenders (original version by Cypress Hill)
- "We Got It All" – Right The Stars
- "A-Punk" – Vampire Weekend
- "Surrender" – Ben Lee
- "Don't Bring Me Down" – Electric Light Orchestra
- "Le Freak" – Chic
- "The Saddest Song" – Transcenders
- "Beautiful Morning" – Transcenders
- "Washington Post March" – John Philip Sousa
- "Cotton-Eyed Joe" – The Goodtime Stringband (version by Asleep at the Wheel)
The original music for the movie was created by Edward Shearmur.
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See also
In Spanish: Furry Vengeance para niños