Les vedettes du dessin animé à la rescousse

Titre original : Cartoon All-Stars to the Rescue

Téléfilm
1990
Not Rated
26m

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Ross Bagdasarian Jr., Jeff Bergman, Jim Cummings, Paul Fusco, Danny Goldman, Janice Karman, Don Messick, Lorenzo Music, Laurie O'Brien, Russi Taylor, and Frank Welker in Les vedettes du dessin animé à la rescousse (1990)

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueMany different cartoon stars like Bugs Bunny, the Muppet Babies and Garfield join forces to convince a teenager that drugs aren't cool.Many different cartoon stars like Bugs Bunny, the Muppet Babies and Garfield join forces to convince a teenager that drugs aren't cool.Many different cartoon stars like Bugs Bunny, the Muppet Babies and Garfield join forces to convince a teenager that drugs aren't cool.

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Rôles principaux21

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Ross Bagdasarian Jr.

Alvin
(voice)
(as Ross Bagdasarian)
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Jeff Bergman

Bugs Bunny
(voice)
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Townsend Coleman

Michelangelo
(voice)
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Wayne Collins

Additional Voices
(voice)

Jim Cummings

Tigger
(voice)
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Joey Dedio

The Dealer
(voice)

Danny Goldman

Brainy Smurf
(voice)

Georgi Irene

Additional Voices
(voice)

Janice Karman

Theodore
(voice)

Aaron Lohr

Additional Voices
(voice)

Jason Marsden

Michael
(voice)

Don Messick

Papa Smurf
(voice)

Lorenzo Music

Garfield
(voice)

Laurie O'Brien

Baby Piggy
(voice)
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Lindsay Parker

Corey
(voice)

George C. Scott

Smoke
(voice)

Russi Taylor

Huey
(voice)
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Frank Welker

Slimer
(voice)
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Histoire

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Anecdotes
For a long time, it was reported that the special was never rerun because Garfield was used without the permission of his creator, Jim Davis. Garfield and Friends (1988) writer Mark Evanier stated that Davis approved of Garfield's appearance, but the special could only be shown for a limited time as part of the agreement.

Gaffes
Some of the cartoon characters are explained as being in "the real world" by being represented as toys that magically come to life, or as characters on a comic book page, but several others simply show up in their cartoon form with no explanation whatsoever.

Citations
Theodore: [the chipmunks and ALF discover what Michael is hiding in the box; Theodore sniffs the air] What's that funny smell?
Simon: I hate to suggest this, but my guess would be... marijuana, an unlawful substance used to experience artificial highs.

Générique farfelu
When the special is originally aired on the television, the copyright notice for "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" characters is not shown, but however it was corrected and it was later added to the home video release.

Autres versions
When Les vedettes du dessin animé à la rescousse (1990) went to VHS (the same season and year it was broadcast), the "Playboy" magazine laying open on Corey's dad's workbench (as it showed explicit results of a woman) is edited out to avoid controversy towards attended audiences.

Connexions
Edited into Cartoon All-Stars Reanimate (2019)

Bandes originales
Wonderful Ways to Say No
Lyrics by Howard Ashman
Music by Alan Menken
Produced by Steve Tyrell
Singing Direction Janis Liebhart

Commentaires des utilisateurs33

Commentaire en vedette

Oh my sweet Lord.

George C. Scott is one of my heroes. Let me get this out of the way.

I love Bugs and Daffy, as well as Muppet Babies, Garfield, Duck Tales, and ALF.

I respect George Bush, even if he wasn't my favorite president.

I don't actively dislike the Smurfs.

Let me get all of this all out of the way.

Now let me point out that this special is truly one of the most unintentionally hilarious slices of "Reefer Madness"-style anti-drug propaganda pieces ever put to film (or in this case, video). Nice touches include how marijuana turns you into one of the dancers from "Thriller" or how the nightmare sequence inexplicably features Huey, Dewey, and Louie as the primary tormentors of America's drug-addled youth. Also keep an eye out for the pointless voyage through the brain in which a puff on a blunt is interpreted visually as an outtake from Altered States.

It must have been a recurring joke in the animation studio about how the horrors of marijuana, even as depicted, could never compare to the exquisite terror of waking up to see three 4' ducks in beanies, sans pants, cursing your lifestyle choices.