Cars Toon Mater's Tall Tales (2008)
Overview
Mater the tow truck travels from country to country as he retells his infamous but unbelievable stories.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 25.235 |
Directed By
Victor Navone
Rob Gibbs
John Lasseter
Crew
Scott Morse
John Lasseter
Kevin O'Brien
Bobby Rubio
Bobby Podesta
Matthew Luhn
Justin Wright
Victor Navone
Jim Capobianco
Rob Gibbs
Daniel Chong
John Lasseter
Rob Gibbs
Valerie LaPointe
Kevin Reher
Kori Rae
Torbin Xan Bullock
Anthony Christov
Juliet Pokorny
Laurel Ladevich
Bruno Coon
A.J. Riebli III
Kimberly Adams
Tom Myers
Mary Alice Drumm
Mark Mothersbaugh
John Lasseter
Paul Cichocki
TOP CAST
John Cygan
Additional Voices
Lori Alan
Additional Voices
Larry the Cable Guy
Mater
Keith Ferguson
Lightning McQueen
Elissa Knight
Tia / Additional Voices
Jan Rabson
Additional Voices
Danny Mann
Additional Voices
Lindsey Collins
Mia / Additional Voices
Bob Scott
Additional Voices
Mickie McGowan
Additional Voices
Steve Purcell
Additional Voices
Paul Eiding
Additional Voices
Guido Quaroni
Additional Voices
Jess Harnell
Additional Voices
George Carlin
Filmore / Additional Voices
Jack Angel
Additional Voices
Laraine Newman
Additional Voices
Jim Ward
Additional Voices
Josh Cooley
Roger Shuttle
Bob Bergen
Additional Voices
Torbin Xan Bullock
Additional Voices
Angus MacLane
Additional Voices
Teddy Newton
Additional Voices
Stacy Keach
Skipper
Katherine Helmond
Lizzie
John Michael Higgins
Stanley
Robert Ito
Ito San
Lloyd Sherr
Filmore
Karen Huie
Additional Voices
Julia Kato
Additional Voices
Sonoko Konishi
Additional Voices
Henry Lee
Additional Voices
Bob Peterson
Additional Voices
Peter Sohn
Additional Voices
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