
Tom and Jerry: The Fast and the Furry (2005) on Netflix
G20051h 15mActionAdventureAnimation
Tom and Jerry wreck their house during a chase, so Tom's owner evicts them. They build vehicles from junkyard parts and enter the Fabulous Super Race for a mansion prize.
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Plot summary
After a chase ends in the wreckage of their house, Tom's owner throws Tom and Jerry out. They spot an advertisement for the Fabulous Super Race, a reality show whose prize is a mansion, and assemble vehicles from junkyard parts before signing up at Globwobbler Studios in Hollywood. The field includes Grammy and her dog Squirty, the dark lord Gorthan, superstar Steed Dirkly, Soccer Mom, and scientist Dr. Professor. The race opens in Hollywood, and Grammy leads at first, until Steed overtakes her. When the competitors reach Mexico, Jacques "J.W." Wren, the head of Globwobbler Studios, extends the race into the Amazonian jungle because of high ratings.
Cast
Charlie Adleras Grammy (voice)
Jeff Bennettas Steed (voice) (as Jeff Glen Bennett)
John DiMaggioas J.W. / Spike (voice) (as John Dimaggio)
Jess Harnellas Buzz Blister / Film Director (voice)
Tom Kennyas Gorthan / Whale (voice)
Bill Koppas Tom / Frank (voice)
Tress MacNeilleas Soccer Mom / Lady / Tour Girl (voice)
Rob Paulsenas Irving / Dave (voice)
Billy Westas Biff Buzzard / President of Hollywood / Squirty (voice)
J. Grant Albrechtas Clown-O / Security Guard (voice) (as Grant Albrecht)
- Thom Pintoas Computer / Guard (voice)
Neil Rossas Dr. Professor / Director (voice)
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Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Tom and Jerry: The Fast and the Furry (2005)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- Tom and Jerry: The Fast and the Furry was the final Tom and Jerry film ever released on VHS, arriving on tape and DVD on October 11, 2005, before a Blu-ray release in 2011.
- The Fast and the Furry was only the second Tom and Jerry film shot in widescreen and the first made in high definition, yet the Region 1 DVD and the U.S. Boomerang broadcast cropped the image to full screen.




















