Old Friends, New Adventure.
Director: Jim Kammerud
Producer: Joelle Spencer-Gilchrist, Catherine A. Jones, Danielle Legovich, Ferrell Barron
Best friends Tod, a fox kit, and Copper, a hound puppy, visit a country fair when they see a band of dogs called "The Singin' Strays". The band has five members: Dixie, Cash, Granny Rose, and twin brothers Waylon and Floyd. It is important that they perform well because a talent scout is visiting.
69 min
Rating: 6.002/10
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Top Cast
Reba McEntire
Dixie (voice)
Patrick Swayze
Cash (voice)
Jonah Bobo
Todd (voice)
Harrison Fahn
Copper (voice)
Jeff Foxworthy
Lyle (voice)
Vicki Lawrence
Granny Rose (voice)
Movie Info
Director: Jim Kammerud
Producer: Joelle Spencer-Gilchrist, Catherine A. Jones, Danielle Legovich, Ferrell Barron
Production Companies: DisneyToon Studios
Countries: United States of America
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CinemaSerf:
These continuing adventures for 'Tod" and "Copper" are really only an excuse for some toe-tapping country and western musical numbers. The story is really neither here nor there. Travelling around, they alight on a band who take a bit of a shine to "Copper" and perhaps the big time looms? This puts a strain on the friendship - especially with the "Grand Ole Opry" beckoning and the pair spending less and less time together. Can "Tod" make his friend realise it's all a pipe-dream? Or perhaps it isn't - maybe "Copper" is destined for stardom? The animation focusses almost entirely on the speaking characters and that leaves the background looking very static and two-dimensional. The fairground scene isn't any better than the one in "Mary Poppins" from more than forty years earlier and the characterisations rely much too heavily on the songs. It's a straight to video exercise, this - the kids might enjoy it once, but I doubt it needs to be watched twice by anyone.