Tom and Jerry Movie Information

Are you a Tom and Jerry movie fan? Here's some information about the two theatrically released feature films starring this pair. To learn more about Tom and Jerry's classic short films, click here.

With Tom and Jerry: The Movie, the energetic cat-and-mouse duo returns to the big screen, bringing us more fun and new adventures. Released in 1993, this Tom and Jerry movie is the only feature-length film theatrically distributed worldwide. The movie was directed and produced by Phil Roman. Joseph Barbera, one of the series co-creator, was the creative consultant.

Tom and Jerry: The Movie did not fare well with movie critics, getting mostly negative reviews. Furthermore, the film did poorly at the box office. Nonetheless, many fans were happy to see Tom and Jerry back together.

In this movie version, unlike previous shorts in which they are constantly battling each other, Tom and Jerry are friends. In addition, they are given spoken dialogue. Another departure from previous films is the introduction of musical numbers.

Plot

The story revolves around the homeless Tom and Jerry and their friendship with a young girl in trouble. Robyn is a sweet girl who runs away from her evil aunt in order to get back to her father. This dynamic duo joins forces with Robyn to help her in her quest to reunite with her father. Robyn’s aunt locks Tom and Jerry up in pet prison, but she’s no match for this pair. They escape from jail and embark in a music-filled, wild adventure.

Main Cast

Richard Kind (Tom’s voice)

Dana Hill (Jerry’s voice)

Andy McAfee (Robyn’s voice)

Charlotte Rae (Aunt Pristine)

Tom and Jerry: The Fast and the Furry

This made-for-video movie made its debut in 2005 and it was later released theatrically in select U.S. cities by Kidtoon Films. The film was directed by Bill Kopp, an American animator and voice actor who has also provided the voices of Eek the Cat and Klutter (The Terrible Thunderlizards), among other cartoon characters.

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