An agent delivers plans to save mice from a feline syndicate dedicated to eradicating rodents.An agent delivers plans to save mice from a feline syndicate dedicated to eradicating rodents.An agent delivers plans to save mice from a feline syndicate dedicated to eradicating rodents.
Gyula Bodrogi
- Maxipocak
- (voice)
Ilona Béres
- Pissy
- (voice)
Péter Haumann
- Safranek
- (voice)
András Kern
- Buddy
- (voice)
Ferenc Kállai
- Bob Poljakov
- (voice)
János Körmendi
- Mr. Gatto
- (voice)
István Mikó
- Lusta Dick
- (voice)
Károly Mécs
- Edlington
- (voice)
Zsuzsa Pálos
- Pukie
- (voice)
László Sinkó
- Grabovszky
- (voice)
Gyula Szombathy
- Billy
- (voice)
Maria Bircher
- Candy
- (English version)
- (voice)
Marc Denis
- Additional Voice
- (English version)
- (voice)
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- TriviaUnlike the English version (see full cast section), the Soviet dubbing has retained almost all of the character names. One notable exception is the rat Pissy (Candy in English dubbing, and Patty in Russian one), whose original name sounds vulgar both in English and Russian (and for the same reason).
- GoofsThe relative sizes of the characters change greatly between scenes. For example, Grabovszky easily fits inside a glass bottle dropped from a plane by rats (who are the same size as the cat pilot in that scene), but when the rats fight Grabovzsky they are almost his size; the cat hijackers on the plane are not much bigger than mice, even though in most scenes the cats are huge compared to mice; when Miguel drinks blood from a female cat, he's about her size, even though vampire bats are the size of a mouse in most scenes; and so on.
- Alternate versionsThe Soviet theatrical version is almost 6 minutes shorter than the original. The following scenes do not appear in the Soviet version:
- Poljakov going out of Grabovzsky's house and driving away, with some additional dialog between the two
- Safranek's daughter playing with her mouse friend and being reprimanded for it by her father
- Teufel watching a presentation on various ways of penetrating mouse holes
- Teufel punishing Safranek for the third time. With this scene edited out, Safranek's broken tail in subsequent scenes remains a mystery
- ConnectionsFeatured in Troldspejlet: Episode #6.12 (1992)
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You just can't dislike it
I've seen this movie as a small kid, yet I just can't believe it has been made in the 80's at the time of Hungarian Goulash communism. At this time communism was still present, but it was the most liberal regime of them all, thus movies/cartoons like this one were created. Because of this you can feel the atmosphere of that era throughout the movie.
The story is quite a grotesque one: On Planet X, occupied by mice and cats, there is year 100 A.M.M. (after Mickey Mouse), and the conflicts between the cats and mice are rising. However, there is one last hope in Pokyo, the success of which lies in the hands of an Intermouse secret agent Grabovsky...
The story is quite a grotesque one: On Planet X, occupied by mice and cats, there is year 100 A.M.M. (after Mickey Mouse), and the conflicts between the cats and mice are rising. However, there is one last hope in Pokyo, the success of which lies in the hands of an Intermouse secret agent Grabovsky...
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