The Fox and the Hound 2 (2006)

G | Video | 69 min | Animation, Adventure, Comedy

Tod and Copper still go together like an itch and a scratch, but when Copper gets a shot at the big time with a nutty group of hound dog howlers, their purebred friendship is put to the test.

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Reba McEntire

Dixie

(voice)
Patrick Swayze

Cash

(voice)
Jonah Bobo

Tod

(voice)
Harrison Fahn

Copper

(voice)
Jeff Foxworthy

Lyle

(voice)
Vicki Lawrence

Granny Rose

(voice)
Stephen Root

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(voice)
Jeff Bennett

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(voice)
Jim Cummings

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(voice)
Grey Griffin

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(voice) (as Grey Delisle)
Hannah Farr

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(voice)
Kath Soucie

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(voice)
April Winchell

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(voice)
Rob Paulsen

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(voice)
Russi Taylor

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(voice)

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6 June 2020 | r96sk

| A suitably entertaining premise

A pretty fun follow-up to the 1981 film.

The original is obviously superior, by some distance, but 'The Fox and the Hound 2' delivers a suitably entertaining premise and decent voice acting to create solid viewing.

None of the cast are necessarily standout, perhaps barring Patrick Swayze's Cash, but they all give what's needed. Likewise with the animation, music and plot. On the latter, I don't love how it's forcibly sandwiched inbetween the events of the first production, though once it gets going it is enjoyable. It's all kept nice and short, too.

There are good and bad Disney animated sequels, thankfully this is more the former than the latter.

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Experienced Voice Actor Jim Cummings (Waylon and Floyd) and Stephen Root (Winchell P. Bickerstaff) have also appeared in episodes of the DreamWorks tv series Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness (2011-2016) almost on separate occasions as well as the Cartoon Network tv series Adventure Time (2010-2018) almost on separate occasions.