A ferret and parrot fight for the affection of a comic strip character. Meanwhile, their owner tries to get rid of ants that have infested the house.
J. Grant Albrecht
Parrot / Phone Operator (voice)
Mark Hamill
Ferret (voice)
Scratch Mahoney
Ferret and Parrot is a animation film released in 2001. Directed by Vincent Davis, it stars J. Grant Albrecht, Mark Hamill, Scratch Mahoney. A ferret and parrot fight for the affection of a comic strip character. Meanwhile, their owner tries to get rid of ants that have infested the house.
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