Fuzzbucket
Brief Synopsis
An invisible creature becomes friends with a 12-year-old boy and helps him get out of trouble from time to time.
Cast & Crew
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Mick Garris
Director
Hal Smith
Voice
Paul Harper
Lily Mariye
David Katz
John Vernon
Film Details
Also Known As
Disney Sunday Movie (05/18/86a)
Genre
Adventure
Fantasy
Release Date
1986
Technical Specs
Duration
60m
Synopsis
Fuzzbucket is a mischievous invisible creature from another world who helps his young human pal, Mikey, out of one scrape after another. All the while, however, Fuzzbucket yearns to begin the long, danger-filled journey back to his own home.
Director
Mick Garris
Director
Cast
Hal Smith
Voice
Paul Harper
Lily Mariye
David Katz
John Vernon
Phil Fondacaro
Roger Nolan
Jack Slater
Nancy Mcloughlin
Joe Regalbuto
Ilana Martin
Willie Taylor
Judi Durand
Ernie W. Lively
Wendy Phillips
Deenie Dakota
Chris Hebert
Robyn Lively
Fran Ryan
Crew
Lance Anderson
Makeup
Peter Bernstein
Music
Richard Briggs
Producer
Judi Brown
Script Supervisor
Lavar Emert
Property Master
Martin Emert
Property Master
Mick Garris
Producer
Mick Garris
Writer
Michael Graham
Sound Editor
Bruce Hendricks
Unit Production Manager
Bruce Hendricks
Associate Producer
Mike Kusley
Assistant Director
John Landis
Executive Producer
Milton Mangum
Costumes
Mark Mansbridge
Art Director
Gregg R Mitchell
Hair
Patrick Mitchell
Sound Mixer
Joseph Paul Moore
Assistant Director
Rochelle Moser
Set Decorator
Michael S Murphy
Editor
Lorna Neal
Production Coordinator
Robert E Post
Music Editor
Johanna Ray
Casting
Robert J. Schiffer
Visual Effects
Robert M Stevens
Director Of Photography
Aida Swenson
Costumes
William Ware Theiss
Costume Designer
Kevin Yagher
Visual Effects
Film Details
Also Known As
Disney Sunday Movie (05/18/86a)
Genre
Adventure
Fantasy
Release Date
1986
Technical Specs
Duration
60m
Articles
Fuzzbucket
Thirty years later Mick Garris produced and directed the short feature Fuzzbucket for the Disney TV show. First airing on May 18 of 1986, the family comedy concerns a strange invisible creature that lives in the tree house of Michael, a junior high school student (Chris Hebert). The furry, possibly imaginary friend aids Michael in overcoming bullies at school, and helps him deal emotionally with a strained home life, where his parents always seem to be arguing. Fuzzbucket shared the Disney time slot with a co-feature directed by Jackie Cooper, The Deacon Street Deer (1986).
Fuzzbucket
Thirty years later Mick Garris produced and directed the short feature Fuzzbucket for the Disney TV show. First airing on May 18 of 1986, the family comedy concerns a strange invisible creature that lives in the tree house of Michael, a junior high school student (Chris Hebert). The furry, possibly imaginary friend aids Michael in overcoming bullies at school, and helps him deal emotionally with a strained home life, where his parents always seem to be arguing. Fuzzbucket shared the Disney time slot with a co-feature directed by Jackie Cooper, The Deacon Street Deer (1986).
