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Release Date: 2012

Cast: Charlie Sheen, Eva Longoria, Greg Ellis, Haylie Duff, Wayne Brady, Hilary Duff, Chris Kattan, Christopher Lloyd, Tony Longo, Daniel Franzese

Categories: Movies, Children'S/Family, Animation, Comedy, Family, Action, Children'S Fantasy, Children'S, Computer Animation

Foodfight! is an unreleased computer-animated film produced by Threshold Entertainment and directed by Larry Kasanoff. The film features the voices of Charlie Sheen, Hilary Duff, Wayne Brady and Eva Longoria. Threshold has released a trailer for the film as part of their work on their website. Originally planned for a Christmas 2003 release and later pushed to late 2005. Fireman’s Fund Insurance Company/International Film Guarantors were set to auction off the film and all associated rights in September 2011, to settle C47 Productions and Threshold Animation Studios defaulted loan for... MORE

Foodfight! is an unreleased computer-animated film produced by Threshold Entertainment and directed by Larry Kasanoff. The film features the voices of Charlie Sheen, Hilary Duff, Wayne Brady and Eva Longoria. Threshold has released a trailer for the film as part of their work on their website. Originally planned for a Christmas 2003 release and later pushed to late 2005. Fireman’s Fund Insurance Company/International Film Guarantors were set to auction off the film and all associated rights in September 2011, to settle C47 Productions and Threshold Animation Studios defaulted loan for the film. Foodfight! takes place in the supermarket at night after everyone has left. The grocery store transforms into a city, and from every door of this city comes two types of characters: well-known marketing icons and new characters, including Dex Dogtective (Charlie Sheen), Sunshine Goodness (Hilary Duff) and Daredevil Dan (Wayne Brady). They all hang out at the Copa-Banana in the produce section. Soon, Brand X moves into town, and Lady X (Eva Longoria) and her minions try to take over. The animated icons and fictional characters of products — like Mr. Clean and Chester Cheetah — fight the evil LESS