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Cast
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Skip Hinnant | As: Fritz (voice) |
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Reva Rose | As: Fritz' Old Lady (voice) |
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Bob Holt | As: Various Characters (voice) |
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Robert Ridgely | As: (voice) |
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Fred Smoot | As: (voice) |
Storyline
Fritz, now married and a father, is desperate to escape the domestic hell he now finds himself in. Lighting up a joint, he begins to dream about his eight other lives, hoping to find one to provide a pleasant distraction. The drug-induced journeys he takes include spells as an astronaut, Hitler's psychiatrist, a courier travelling in hostile territory during a race war, and as a pupil of an Indian guru in the sewers of New York.
| Tagline: | "I've Come a Long Way, Baby!" |
| Certification: | R |
Details
Genres: Animation, Comedy
Language: English
Release Date: 18 September 1974
Country: US
Runtime: 76m
Film Collections
Company Credits
Company: Cine Camera, Steve Krantz Productions
Budget: $1,500,000
Revenue: $3,000,000
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Cast
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Skip Hinnant |
Fritz (voice) |
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Reva Rose |
Fritz' Old Lady (voice) |
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Bob Holt |
Various Characters (voice) |
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Robert Ridgely |
(voice) |
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Fred Smoot |
(voice) |
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Dick Whittington |
(voice) |
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Peter Leeds |
Juan / Various Characters (voice) |
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Louisa Moritz |
Chita (Juan's Sister) (voice) |
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Larry Moss |
(voice) |
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Joan Gerber |
Han's Wife (voice) |
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Jay Lawrence |
(voice) |
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Stanley Adams |
(voice) |
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Pat Harrington Jr. |
(voice) |
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Carole Androsky |
(voice) |
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Ralph James |
(voice) |
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Glynn Turman |
(voice) |
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Peter Hobbs |
(voice) |
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Renny Roker |
(voice) |
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Felton Perry |
(voice) |
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Sarina C. Grant |
The Roach (voice) |
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Luke Walker |
(voice) |
Directed By
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Robert Taylor |
Director |
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Peter Alvarado |
Layout |
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Martin Strudler |
Layout |
Writing Credits
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Robert Taylor |
Writer |
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Eric Monte |
Writer |
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Fred Halliday |
Writer |
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Robert Crumb |
Comic Book |
Production Crew
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Steve Krantz |
Producer |
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Bill Orcutt |
Production Supervisor |
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David Sheldon |
Production Executive |
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Craig Henderson |
Researcher |
Edited By
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Marshall M. Borden |
Editor |
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Jack Hooper |
Negative Cutter |
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Bobbie Shapiro |
Assistant Editor |
Costume and Makeup
Sound
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Tom Scott |
Original Music Composer |
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Don MacDougall |
Sound Re-Recording Mixer |
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Richard Portman |
Sound Re-Recording Mixer |
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Curly Thirlwell |
Sound Re-Recording Mixer |
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Tom Scott |
Music Arranger |
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James D. Young |
Music Editor |
Visual Effects
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Milton Gray |
Animation |
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Mike Baez |
Animation |
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Art Vitello |
Animation |
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John Bruno |
Animation |
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Frank Andrina |
Animation |
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Bob Bachman |
Animation |
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Bob Bemiller |
Animation |
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Bob Bransford |
Animation |
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Don Williams |
Animation |
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Bob Tyler |
Animation |
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Richard Trueblood |
Animation |
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Dean Thompson |
Animation |
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Robert Taylor |
Character Designer |
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Martin Taras |
Animation |
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Paul Sommer |
Animation |
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Nelson Shin |
Animation |
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Sonja Ruta |
Animation |
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Greg Nocon |
Animation |
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Cosmo Anzilotti |
Animation |
Camera
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Ted C. Bemiller |
Director of Photography |
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Gregg Heschong |
Director of Photography |
Lighting
Art Department
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Al Budnick |
Background Designer |
Other Crew
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Bernice Bissett |
Special Effects |
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Ashley Shurl Lupin |
Special Effects |
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