Edwurd Fudwupper spends all his time cooking up big fibs. But one day, he tells such a humdinger that the army, the air force and the dog catcher are called to try to reverse the damage wrought. An unlikely heroine comes to his rescue.
Berkeley Breathed
Director
Haley Joel Osment
Edwurd Fudwupper (voice)
Frances McDormand
The Adult Fannie (voice)
Emily Osment
The Child Fannie (voice)
John Cleese
The Giant Alien (voice)
Jonathan Winters
The President
Catherine O'Hara
Lorna Mae Loon (voice)
Harry Shearer
The General (voice)
Justin Brinsfield
Mabel Dill (voice)
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