Characters
This is the name of Mr and Mrs Fox's son.
ASH
These are the surnames of the three farmers who want to catch Mr Fox.
Boggis, Bunce & Bean
Mr Fox works in this profession after promising his wife he will stop stealing.
Newspaper Columnist
This director created the 2009 film Fantastic Mr. Fox.
Wes Anderson
Throughout the film, Ash desperately wants this from his father.
Approval, Recognition, or Acceptance
This opossum accompanies Mr Fox on his secret raids.
Kylie
This farmer is famous for raising chickens.
Boggis
Mr Fox moves his family out of their underground hole and into this new type of home.
Tree
This animation technique involves photographing models one frame at a time to create movement.
Stop Motion
Ash becomes jealous of Kristofferson mainly for this reason.
Natural Talent & the attention his receives
This talented young fox comes to stay with Ash's family because his father is ill.
Kristofferson
This farmer produces apple cider and raises turkeys.
Bean
This unusual sport is played at Ash and Kristofferson's school.
Whack Bat
The characters frequently use this substitute word instead of swearing.
Cuss
Despite having a respectable job, Mr Fox starts stealing again because he misses this aspect of his old life.
Adventure or Excitement
This intimidating animal works as Bean's security guard.
Rat
The farmers shoot off this part of Mr Fox's body.
Tail
The farmers flood the underground tunnels with this liquid, forcing the animals into the sewers.
Bean's apple cider.
At the end of the film, the animals discover an enormous supply of food in this building.
Super Market
Mrs Fox becomes increasingly upset with Mr Fox because his actions create this conflict.
Desire for excitement and his responsibility to protect his family.
This animal is Mr Fox's lawyer and warns him about moving near the farms.
Badger
The farmers' efforts to destroy Mr Fox's home cause this problem for the wider animal community.
Homeless
Ash releases this dangerous animal during the mission to rescue Kristofferson.
Beagle
During the encounter with a mysterious wolf, Mr Fox raises this part of his body as a silent gesture of respect.
Fist
Ash's bravery during the rescue mission demonstrates this important lesson about his character.
He is capable and courageous in his own way and does not need to be exactly like his father or cousin