Credited cast: | |||
Fred Armisen | ... | Speedy Gonzales (voice) | |
Bob Bergen | ... | Porky Pig (voice) | |
Jeff Bergman | ... | Bugs Bunny / Daffy Duck / Foghorn Leghorn / Pepé Le Pew (voice) | |
Jess Harnell | ... | Tosh Gopher / Pete Puma (voice) | |
Damon Jones | ... | Marvin the Martian (voice) | |
Maurice LaMarche | ... | Yosemite Sam (voice) | |
Rob Paulsen | ... | Mac Gopher (voice) | |
Ariane Price | ... | French Woman / Perfume Girl (voice) | |
Rachel Ramras | ... | Lola Bunny (voice) | |
Jim Rash | ... | Cecil Turtle (voice) | |
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Michael Serrato | ... | Giovanni Jones (voice) |
Billy West | ... | Elmer Fudd (voice) |
Lola Bunny is a perfume saleswoman who perfects her own fragrance thanks to the introduction of a rare flower provided by her landlord, Speedy Gonzales, which, unfortunately, the military also wants. Lola meets misanthropic cab driver Bugs Bunny, who longs for anonymity, only to be thrust into the spotlight when he and Lola both end up on the FBI's most wanted list, hunted by federal agent Elmer Fudd. What neither Lola or Bugs know is that the flower in the perfume turns people and objects invisible. Written by Alan Smithee
Lola Bunny makes a perfume out of a flower that unbeknown to her is sort after by unscrupulous characters including the government due to its invisibility properties.
Set in New York anyone familiar with the recent Looney Tunes sitcom style series will feel at home with the sharp writing, witty one liners and great set ups. While the background plates and background animation is a bit flat and static the animation of the main characters and forefront action is spot on great fun.
The voice characteristics sound correct with every day taxi drivers Bugs and Daffy (voiced by Jeff Bergman), along with an array of other well know characters come to life perfectly. Loved Looney Tunes including Speedy Gonzales, Porky Pig, Foghorn Leghorn (who is in charge of the operation), Pepé Le Pew, Marvin the Martian, Yosemite Sam, Lola Bunny (who is very funny), Cecil Turtle, Elmer Fudd appear to name a few.
This direct to video from WB Home Entertainment offers a sharp, Hitchcock-ish set up in this Bourne meets Bugs adventure.