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Rotten: Behind the Foodfight

The 32 Million Dollar Disaster

2024·54m·7.8out of 10·4 votes

Documentary

In 2012, the animated feature Foodfight! was unleashed on the world. It was given a theatrical release just a year before in the UK, Russia, and Dubai. The movie cost approximately 32 million dollars, starred Charlie Sheen, Wayne Brady, Hillary Duff, Eva Longoria, and Christopher Lloyd. Yet it only made back less than 1% of its budget and lives in infamy as the worst animated feature ever created. This is its story.

Directed by Ziggy Cashmere

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Cast

Lawrence Kasanoff

Archival Footage

Mona Weiss

Interview

Neil Fordice

Interview

Craig Paulsen

Interview

Holly Cruikshank

Interview/Archival Footage

G.J. Echternkamp

Interview

Ko Laluna

Loressa Clisby

Jeremy Pruitt

Anonymous Crew #2

Donald Clark

Anonymous Crew #1

Pan-Pizza

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Released
May 2, 2024
Runtime
54m
Status
Released
Language
English
Country
United States of America

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