The Country Cousin
Monty Citymouse extends an invitation to his cousin Abner Countrymouse to visit, guiding him through the ways of the big city, where traps, quiet meals, and the busy rhythm of traffic define the experience.
Director(s)
Wilfred Jackson
Graham Heid
Ferdinand Horvath
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CinemaSerf
When his cousin from the sticks decides not to be an hick and come to the slickness of the city to stay with his cousin, “Abner” arrives and is immediately causing chaos as he’s let loose on a grand dining table where he quickly discovers that mustard and champagne don’t mix! Terrified that he is going to wreck the place, “Monty” tries to reign him in and that just introduces him to a very hungry cat who, as it turns out, isn’t immune to large voltages! It’s end-to-end stuff with loads of cheekily detailed animation whizzing along and though perhaps it plays a little too much to the country bumpkin stereotype, there’s still plenty of enjoyable mischief on display here.
The Country Cousin FAQs
The directors of The Country Cousin are Wilfred Jackson, Graham Heid, and Ferdinand Horvath.
The cast of The Country Cousin includes Wilfred Jackson, Graham Heid, and Ferdinand Horvath.
The duration of The Country Cousin is 9 mins.
The Country Cousin was released on 31 Oct 1936.
The Country Cousin is listed under Animation on Fanbiz.
The Country Cousin has 1 review on Fanziz, with an average rating of 6.0/10. One reviewer wrote: "When his cousin from the sticks decides not to be an hick and come to the slickness of the city to stay with his cousin, “Abner” arrives and is immediately causing chaos as he’s..."
