Stuart Little 3: Call Of The Wild

Animation, Comedy, Family, Fantasy

Wayne Brady	Reeko
Geena Davis	Mrs. Eleanor Little (voice)
Michael J. Fox	Stuart Little (voice)
Tom Kenny	Forest Animal
Hugh Laurie	Mr. Frederick Little (voice)
Peter MacNicol	Troopmaster
Virginia Madsen	The Beast
John Beck	John Thornton
Jim Bohan	Dog Trainer
Dennis Burkley	Stoney
Billy Green Bush	Redsweater
René Enríquez	Cook
Bernard Fresson	Francois
Larry Golden	First Clod
Raymond Guth	Will
Paul Harper	Second Clod
Joaquín Martínez	Manuel
Charlton Heston
Michèle Mercier
Raimund Harmstorf
George Eastman
Maria Rohm
French Tickner
Rachel Hayward
Crystal Buble
Kathleen Duborg
Nick Mancuso
William MacDonald
Mark Hildreth
Ben Cardinal
Shane Meier
Rutger Hauer
Bronwen Booth
Charles Edwin Powell
Burke Lawrence
Luc Morrissette
Charles Powell
Michael Shanks
Richard Dreyfuss

Director	Audu Paden; Jerry Jameson; Ken Annakin; Zale Dalen; Jorge Montesi; Peter Svatek
Producer	Lucy Fisher; Douglas Wick; Charles W. Fries; Tony Ganz; George Erschbamer; Jeffrey Barmash
Writer	Douglas Wick; Bill Motz; James Dickey; Jack London; Madeline Sunshine; Michael Sloan

In this completely animated feature, where the actors are voices only, the little mouse Stuart Little (Michael J. Fox) joins his adopted human family at a lakeside vacation and tries to join the Lake Scouts with his people brother George Little (Corey Padnos). This brings expected misadventures when mouse and human interactions are problematic, but there is a bigger problem, a scary creature who lurks in the woods, The Beast (Virginia Madsen). This Beast terrorizes all the forest animals, and Stuart and his friends become new targets. Stuart teams up with his cat Snowbell (Nathan Lane) and a new buddy, Reeko the skunk (Wayne Brady), to deal with the monster. Reeko is a bit of a smart alec, but proves to be a brave and true friend when Snowbell is snatched by The Beast, and the friends work together to try to overcome the evil creature.