A lawless poacher wants to capture a majestic and rare golden eagle, so he kidnaps the boy who knows where to find the bird. Not to worry — the Rescue Aid Society’s top agents, heroic mice Miss Bianca and Bernard, fly to Australia to save the day. Accompanying the fearless duo are bumbling albatross Wilbur and local field operative Jake the Kangaroo Rat.

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Film Cast:

• Bernard (voice): Bob Newhart
• Miss Bianca (voice): Eva Gabor
• Wilbur (voice): John Candy
• Jake (voice): Tristan Rogers
• Cody (voice): Adam Ryen
• McLeach (voice): George C. Scott
• Frank (voice): Wayne Robson
• Krebbs (voice): Douglas Seale
• Joanna (voice): Frank Welker
• Chairman / Doctor (voice): Bernard Fox
• Red (voice): Peter Firth
• Francois (voice): Ed Gilbert
• Faloo / Mother (voice): Carla Meyer
• Nurse Mouse (voice): Russi Taylor
• Radio Announcer / Airplane Captain (voice): Peter Greenwood
• Baitmouse (voice): Billy Barty
• International Mice (voice) (uncredited): Mickie McGowan

Film Crew:

• Director: Hendel Butoy
• Director: Mike Gabriel
• Screenplay: Jim Cox
• Screenplay: Karey Kirkpatrick
• Screenplay: Byron Simpson
• Story Supervisor: Joe Ranft
• Characters: Margery Sharp
• Producer: Thomas Schumacher
• Original Music Composer: Bruce Broughton
• Editor: Michael Kelly
• Animation: James Baxter
• Animation: Anthony DeRosa
• Animation: Larry White
• Visual Effects: Scott F. Johnston
• Layout: Bill Perkins
• Animation: Johan Klingler
• Special Effects: Rob Bekuhrs
• Title Designer: Dan Perri
• Associate Producer: Kathleen Gavin
• Casting Director: Mary V. Buck
• Casting Director: Susan Edelman
• Art Direction: Pixote Hunt
• Animation: Vera Pacheco
• Animation: Aaron Blaise

Movie Reviews:

• CinemaSerf: Now the RAS are clearly not a very global organisation as they have to parachute in (via albatross) “Miss Bianca” and “Bernard” all the way from New York to Australia in search of the missing nine year old “Cody”. What’s happened to him? Well, he happened upon a trapped golden eagle high on a cliff top and released her. Whilst earning her undying affection, he also succeeded in earning the enmity of the bird’s hunter “McLeach”. This man, and his hapless hench-salamander “Joanna” already have a fair amount to species in their underground collection so it now falls to our determined mice and the young boy to free these critters and keep “Marahute” and her three eggs safe from this nasty poacher and his hungry pal. I quite enjoyed this. It plays a little too much to Aussie stereotype now and again, but there is plenty of fun in the adventure with some amiable characterisations – I liked “Joanna” and the rather grumpy koala – as we tear along for a quickly paced and enjoyable sequel to the 1977 story (who knew mice lived that long!?). Nope, you won’t remember it for long – but it passes eighty minutes enjoyably enough.