An American Tail: The Mystery of the Night Monster

Video
1999
G
1h 18m

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An American Tail: The Mystery of the Night Monster (1999)

Fievel and other mice haunt the monster, with the result they want to track him down.Fievel and other mice haunt the monster, with the result they want to track him down.Fievel and other mice haunt the monster, with the result they want to track him down.

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5.7/10

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Awards
- 1 win & 1 nomination total

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Thomas Dekker

Fievel
(voice)

Lacey Chabert

Tanya
(voice)

Jane Singer

Mama
(voice)

Nehemiah Persoff

Papa
(voice)

Susan Boyd

Nellie Brie
(voice)

Robert Hays

Reed Daley
(voice)

Pat Musick

Tony
(voice)

Dom DeLuise

Tiger
(voice)

Candi Milo

Madame Mousey
(voice)

Jeff Bennett

Slug
(voice)
(as Jeff Glen Bennett)

John Mariano

Twitch
(voice)

Joe Lala

Bootlick
(voice)

Sherman Howard

Haggis
(voice)

John Garry

Lone Woof
(voice)

Keith David

Monster of Manhattan
(uncredited)

Director
- Larry Latham
Writers
- David Kirschner
- Len Uhley
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Trivia
Lacey Chabert is the first actress to play Tanya for more than one instalment of the An American Tail films. The first 2 films each had different actresses.

Quotes
Tony Toponi: [lethargically] Paper, hey! Get yer paper...
[mouse walks by]
Tony Toponi: Fine! So stay ignorant!

Connections
Edited from An American Tail (1986)

Soundtracks
Get the Facts
(1999)
Written by Michele Brourman & Amanda McBroom
Performed by Thomas Dekker, Susan Boyd

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Review

Featured review

8/10

Good characters add to the enjoyment

A monster is terrorising the city. Fievel and Nellie Brie, a brilliant news reporter, set out to discover the truth. Tiger and Tony lend a paw.

I loved the villain, a psychotic poodle named Madame Mousey and also the banter between Nellie and her boss, Reed. Tiger has good moments too. The characterisation is what makes this sequel a success. The previous one, Treasure of Manhattan, fell down on this.

I like the songs in this film. You can't hum them afterwards but that doesn't mean they're necessarily bad.

Don't let the third film put you off. There's a lot of enjoyment to be had here for young and old.

8/10