The Brave Little Toaster Goes to Mars

Overview

"Aimed at younger children, this sequel to the highly imaginative The Brave Little Toaster features most of the original electrical appliances plus a few new friends, including Calculator (Stephen Toblowski), Faucet (Farrah Fawcett), Ceiling Fan (Carol Channing) and Microwave (Wayne Knight), in a brand new adventure. This time, Toaster and company must work together to build a spaceship and travel to the Red Planet after aliens accidentally beam up the household's ""Little Master"" (a baby) instead of Hearing Aid (Fyvush Finkel)."

Product Details

Release Date:	09/02/2003
UPC:	0786936217667
Original Release:	1998
Source:	Walt Disney Video
Region Code:	1
Sound:	[Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround]
Language:	English
Time:	1:13:00

Special Features

Closed Caption;Storyboard to scene comparisons; Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound; Fullscreen; French and Spanish subtitles

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Farrah Fawcett	Faucet
Deanna Oliver	Toaster
Fyvush Finkel	Hearing Aid
Stephen Tobolowski	Calculator
DeForest Kelley	Viking I
Andy Milder	Ratso
Kath Soucie	Tieselica
Jeff Robertson	Military Toaster
Alan King	Supreme Commander
Thurl Ravenscroft	Voices
Tim Stack	Voices

Technical Credits

Robert C. Ramirez	Director
Donald Kushner	Producer
Tom Wilhite	Producer
Willard Carroll	Executive Producer
Peter Locke	Executive Producer
Brian Charanne	Casting
Mary Hidalgo	Casting

Editorial Reviews

Popping up for the first time on DVD, the third film in the Toaster trilogy ends this beloved series on a warm and fuzzy note. It's another "you don't have to be bigger to be better" empowerment adventure as the Brave Little Toaster and his fellow appliances fashion a spaceship out of a laundry basket to rescue the Master's new baby, who has been beamed to Mars by vengeful appliances bent on destroying the Earth. As in the original Brave Little Toaster, a stellar voice cast adds personality to the appealing animation. Standouts include Thurl "Tony the Tiger" Ravencroft as Kirby the vacuum cleaner; Fyvush Finkel as Albert Einstein's hearing aid; Wayne Knight as the smug Microwave; Carol Channing as Fanny, the ceiling fan who helps power the makeshift spacecraft; Farrah Fawcett as -- who else -- Faucet; and Alan King as the Supreme Commander, who is to Mars what the Wizard was to Oz. There are memorable way-out moments, as when Toaster and crew encounter all the balloons that have ever been let go on Earth, and a touching reunion between Blanky and the Little Master. Unlike the "planned obsolescence" that plagues the rebellious Mars-based appliances, The Brave Little Toaster Goes to Mars was made to last.