‘Fixed' Trailer: Netflix Unveils Director's Cut Taster For Genndy Tartakovsky's R-Rated Comedy About A Randy Dog
The R-rated comedy follows the adventures of Bull an average, all-around good dog who discovers he's going to be taken to the vet to be neutered in the morning by his owners, exasperated by his constant humping of grandma's leg.
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As the gravity of this life-altering event sets in, Bull realizes he needs one last adventure with his pack of best friends in the last 24 hours with his balls intact.
Netflix has released a red band director's cut trailer for the movie – giving a taster of the whacky boundary-pushing animation ahead of its launch on the platform on August 13.
The movie world premiered to an enthusiastic crowd at the Annecy International Film Festival in June and also received a thumbs up from Deadline Chief Critic Pete Hammond. Read his review here.
Comedian and actor Adam Divine (Pitch Perfect) voices Bull and is joined in the voice cast by Idris Elba as a self-assured boxer named Rocco, Bobby Moynihan as goofy pal Lucky, and Fred Armisen as wannabe influencer dachshund Fetch.
The true object of his desire, statuesque pedigree show dog Honey, is voiced by Kathryn Hahn. The voice cast also features Beck Bennett, Michelle Buteau and River Gallo.
Some 16 years in the making, from conception to release, Fixed is a passion project for Tartakovsky, who is best known internationally as the director of the Hotel Transylvania animated movie franchise as well as shows such as Dexter's Laboratory and Samurai Jack.
He wrote the screenplay with Jon Vitti, from a story they conceived with Steve Greenber and Rich Lufrano.
The Sony Pictures Animations production is produced by Michelle Murdocca, who produced all three Hotel Transylvania films, with Christian Roedel as co-producer.
Ahead of its Netflix release, the movie will also close Montreal's Fantasia International Film Festival in early August.
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