
Fritz the Cat Collection
2 movies · 1972–1974
The Fritz the Cat Collection is a two-film series that emerged during the 1970s, spanning from 1972 to 1974. The collection centers on a satirical portrayal of 1960s culture, following a rebellious college student cat as he disrupts various societal norms. The films collectively have a runtime of 155 minutes and a total budget of $4,200,000, generating $90,000,000 in revenue. The initial film, Fritz the Cat (1972), is a 78-minute work that achieved significant financial success. It was followed by The Nine Lives of Fritz the Cat (1974), a 77-minute film. Together, these installments offer a glimpse into a distinctive animated vision of the era. The collection's total revenue reached $90,000,000 across both films. The production for the series involved a budget of $4,200,000.
Franchise cast
Skip HinnantFritz the Cat (voice)
Glynn Turman
Pat Harrington Jr.
Stanley Adams
Felton Perry
Robert RidgelyJoan GerberHan's Wife
Ralph BakshiNarrator / Pig Cop #1 (voice)
Peter Hobbs
Peter LeedsJuan / Various Characters
Louisa MoritzChita (Juan's Sister)
Bob HoltVarious Voices
Sarina C. GrantThe Roach
Rosetta LeNoireBertha / Additional Female Crows (voice)
Judy EnglesWinston Schwartz / Lizard Leader (voice)
Larry Moss
Reva RoseFritz' Old LadyCarole AndroskyRalph James
John McCurryBlue / John / Additional Voices (voice)All movies in chronological order
Fritz the CatSet in the 1960s, the film follows a college student who rebels against societal norms during a period of major social change and increased personal freedom. Using satire to highlight hypocrisy, it explores the lives of young people who defy expectations. The protagonist's actions mirror the era's turmoil, creating a story that is both funny and thought-provoking. The movie offers an engaging look at the complexities and contradictions of a decade undergoing rapid transformation.4.1Stream on
The Nine Lives of Fritz the CatFritz, feeling trapped by the routine of family life, seeks escape from his everyday existence. While smoking, he's overcome by vivid dreams that transport him to eight alternate versions of himself, each living a different life.
Through these dreams, Fritz explores the potential consequences of different choices and reflects on his current unhappiness. He grapples with whether any of these alternative lives could truly offer the fulfillment he desires.
The film is a thoughtful drama about identity, regret, and happiness, following Fritz's search for meaning in his own life. It blends drama with introspection and subtle humor to portray one man’s quest for purpose amidst the challenges of daily life.2.7Stream on