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Release Date:
18 September 1974 (Netherlands) See more »
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Tagline:
I've come a long way, Baby!
Plot:
Fritz the Cat may have lost one of his lives in the comics, but in his new movie, he has eight more lives left to go! While his wife screams at him, Fritz lights up a joint and reminiscences about what could have been. Full summary » | Add synopsis »
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Awards:
1 nomination See more »
User Reviews:
Witty, lively satire of the 70s. See more (25 total) »

Cast

  (in credits order) (verified as complete)
Skip Hinnant ... Fritz (voice)
Reva Rose ... Fritz' Old Lady (voice)

Bob Holt ... Many voices (voice)
Robert Ridgely ... (voice)
Fred Smoot ... (voice)
Dick Whittington ... (voice) (as 'Sweet' Dick Whittington)
Luke Walker ... (voice)
Peter Leeds ... Juan / Various Characters (voice)
Louisa Moritz ... Chita (Juan's Sister) (voice)
Larry Moss ... (voice)
Joan Gerber ... (voice)
Jim Johnson ... (voice)
Jay Lawrence ... (voice)
Stanley Adams ... (voice)

Pat Harrington Jr. ... (voice)
Carole Androsky ... (voice) (as Carol Androsky)
Lynn Roman ... Voice
Ralph James ... (voice)
Eric Monte ... (voice)

Glynn Turman ... (voice)
Ron Knight ... (voice)
Gloria Jones ... (voice)
Renny Roker ... (voice)
Peter Hobbs ... (voice)
Buddy Arett ... (voice) (as Buddy Aret)
John Hancock ... (voice)
Chris Graham ... (voice)
Felton Perry ... (voice)
Anthony Mason ... (voice)
Sarina C. Grant ... The Roach (voice) (as Serena Grant)
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Directed by
Robert Taylor 
 
Writing credits
(in alphabetical order)
Robert Crumb  comic books (uncredited)
Fred Halliday 
Eric Monte 
Robert Taylor 

Produced by
Steve Krantz .... producer
 
Original Music by
Tom Scott 
 
Cinematography by
Ted C. Bemiller 
Gregg Heschong 
 
Film Editing by
Marshall M. Borden 
 
Production Management
Bill Orcutt .... production supervisor
 
Sound Department
Don MacDougall .... sound re-recording mixer
Richard Portman .... sound re-recording mixer
Curly Thirlwell .... sound re-recording mixer (as Edward Thirlwell)
 
Visual Effects by
Bernice Bissett .... special effects
Gregg Heschong .... special photographic designer
Ashley Lupin .... special effects (as Shurl Lupin)
Judy Mendel .... special effects
 
Animation Department
Francesca Allen .... assistant animator (as Francesca Freeman)
Peter Alvarado .... layout artist
Frank Andrina .... animator
Cosmo Anzilotti .... animator
Bob Bachman .... animator
Mike Baez .... assistant animator
Bob Bemiller .... animator
Jean Blanchard .... assistant animator
Bernie Bonnicksen .... final checker
Bob Bransford .... animator
John Bruno .... animator
Al Budnick .... background artist
Mary Jane Cole .... ink and paint artist
Elrene Cowan .... color modeler (as Elrene Birnkrant)
Elrene Cowan .... ink and paint supervisor (as Elrene Birnkrant)
Alice Cowing .... final checker
Louise Cuarto .... ink and paint artist
James Davis .... animator (as Jim Davis)
John Dorman .... assistant animator
Judy Drake .... assistant animator (as Judith Drake)
Diane Dunning .... ink and paint artist
Kathy Erskine .... ink and paint artist
Gerry Farkas .... ink and paint artist
Beverly Felix .... ink and paint artist (as Cookie Link)
Marceil Ferguson .... checking supervisor
Tom Ferriter .... assistant animator
Jack Foster .... animator
John Freeman .... animator
Joyce Gard .... checking
John Gentilella .... animator
Al Gmuer .... background artist
Grace Godino .... color modeler
Matt Golden .... background designer
Colene Gonzales .... ink and paint artist
Jane Gonzales .... final checker
Ric Gonzalez .... layout artist
Manny Gould .... animator
Joseph Gray .... assistant animator (as Joe Gray)
Milton Gray .... animator (as Milt Gray)
Debbie Hallberg .... ink and paint artist
Fred Hellmich .... animator
Alex Ignatiev .... layout artist
Lew Irwin .... assistant animator (as Lewis Irwin)
Chris Jenkyns .... layout artist
Herb Johnson .... animator
Volus Jones .... animator
Lisa Kahatriya .... ink and paint assistant supervisor (as Lisa Kshatriya)
Darlene Kanagy .... ink and paint artist (as Darlene Kenagy)
Mark Karen .... assistant animator
Christine Kingsland .... ink and paint artist
Sam Kirson .... layout artist
Karan Lee-Storr .... ink and paint artist (as Karan Storr)
Jim Logan .... assistant animator (as James Logan)
Bob Maxfield .... animator
M. Frann McCracken .... final checker (as Fran McCracken)
Vera McKinney .... ink and paint artist
Rae McSpadden .... assistant animator
Kathy Mortensen .... ink and paint artist
Marty Murphy .... layout artist
Greg Nocon .... assistant animator
Manuel Perez .... animator (as Manny Perez)
Barney Posner .... assistant animator
Diane Proud .... ink and paint artist
Valerie Reed .... ink and paint artist
Lloyd Rees .... assistant animator
Tony Rivera .... layout artist
Sonja Ruta .... assistant animator
Irene Sandberg .... color modeler
Robert Schaefer .... background artist (as Bob Schaefer)
Eric Semones .... background stylist
Nelson Shin .... assistant animator
Paul Sommer .... animator
Martin Strudler .... layout artist
Martin Taras .... animator (as Marty Taras)
Robert Taylor .... animator
Robert Taylor .... character designer: new characters
Myrian Ferron Tello .... ink and paint artist (as Myrian Ferron)
Dean Thompson .... assistant animator
Jeanne Thorpe .... checking
Richard Trueblood .... assistant animator
Bob Tyler .... assistant animator
Hetta Van Elk .... ink and paint artist
Art Vitello .... animator
Don Williams .... animator
Nikki Zelenka .... checking
 
Editorial Department
Jack Hooper .... negative cutter
Bobbie Shapiro .... assistant editor
 
Music Department
Tom Scott .... music arranger
James D. Young .... music editor
 
Other crew
Robert Evans .... administrative affairs
Craig Henderson .... researcher
Harry Love .... production associate
David Sheldon .... production executive (uncredited)
 

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Runtime:
77 min | Argentina:79 min
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Color:
Color | Black and White (archive footage)
Aspect Ratio:
1.85 : 1 See more »
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Certification:
Canada:18+ (Quebec) | Canada:R (Manitoba/Nova Scotia/Ontario) | New Zealand:R18 | Italy:T (re-rating) (2004) | Italy:VM18 (original rating) | Netherlands:18 (original rating) | West Germany:18 | Netherlands:12 (re-rating) | Australia:R | Finland:K-18 | Sweden:15 | UK:18 (video rating) | UK:X (original rating) | USA:R (Approved No. 23975) | Singapore:(Banned) | Argentina:18

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Trivia:
Steve Krantz wanted Ralph Bakshi to do the sequel to Fritz the Cat (1972), and Bakshi didn't want to do it. He wanted to move on and do Heavy Traffic (1973). So, Krantz hired Robert Taylor to write and direct the sequel.See more »
Quotes:
Fritz's manager:[when he and Fritz first see the crow reporter; Fritz is going off into space] Hot damn. That chick wouldn't look bad holding up a Hershey's bar, would she? With nuts.See more »
Movie Connections:
Referenced in The 100 Greatest Cartoons (2005) (TV)See more »
Soundtrack:
JumpbackSee more »

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12 out of 16 people found the following review useful.
Witty, lively satire of the 70s., 7 March 2000
Author: Matt-377 from Charlottesville, VA

Follow up to X-rated predecessor is a witty, lively satire of the 1970s, spoofing such topics as war, race, sex, drugs, and child-rearing.

Perverse and off-color, to be sure, with potentially offensive material to certain tastes, but never fails to entertain those with open minds.

Just remember, this film was made in 1974, and it covers socially relevant material pertaining to that time period, NOT the 1990s. So don't watch it expecting to see issues that Americans face today. View it as somewhat of a period piece, and try to imagine yourself in any of Fritz's given scenarios.

**1/2 out of ****.

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