An American Tail: Fievel Goes West Quotes

An American Tail: Fievel Goes West is a TV show that debuted in 1970 . An American Tail: Fievel Goes West ended in 1970.

It features Steven Spielberg; Robert Watts as producer, and James Horner in charge of musical score.

An American Tail: Fievel Goes West is recorded in English and originally aired in United States. Each episode of An American Tail: Fievel Goes West is 74 minutes long. An American Tail: Fievel Goes West is distributed by Universal Pictures.

The cast includes: Cathy Cavadini as Tanya Mousekewitz, Erica Yohn as Mama Mousekewitz, Amy Irving as Miss Kitty, John Cleese as Cat R. Waul, Phillip Glasser as Fievel, Nehemiah Persoff as Papa Mousekiwitz, Dom DeLuise as Tiger, James Stewart as Wylie Burp, John Cleese as Cat, and Jon Lovitz as T.R. Chula.

An American Tail: Fievel Goes West Quotes

Cathy Cavadini as Tanya Mousekewitz

• (Cathy Cavadini) "Look Mama, a singer -- and an actor."
• (Erica Yohn) "Tanya, stop that. You shouldn't stare at people less fortunate than yourself."

• (Cathy Cavadini) "Poppa, they're throwing vegetables at me AGAIN."
• (Nehemiah Persoff) "Keep singing and they might throw some fruit for dessert."

• (Cathy Cavadini) "Oh say can you see -- You're on a mouse trap?"
• (John Cleese) "No, no, no, stop. You'll crush the diva."

• (Cathy Cavadini) "I look like a real lady."
• (Amy Irving) "Remember, the real lady is what's underneath the mask."

• (Cathy Cavadini) "Someday, I'll be a big star. People will come from miles around --"
• (Phillip Glasser) "Yeah. To eat."

Dom DeLuise as Tiger

• (Dom DeLuise) "Dogs. I hate those guys."

• (Dom DeLuise) "How --. do you do?"

• (Dom DeLuise) "I made it. What a stupid dog. Nah nah-nah nah-nah nah. Your mother was never housebroken. Ha ha. Toodle-oo."
• (Dom DeLuise) "He-he -- Hi. Ahhhhhh."

• (Dom DeLuise) "It's funny how your appetite perks up when you find out you're gonna eat dinner, instead of BE dinner."

• (Dom DeLuise) "Mom always wanted me to be on the stage."

• (Dom DeLuise) "Don't they ever dust this place? A guy can make a fortune out here selling --"
• (Dom DeLuise) "-- vacuum cleaners."
• (Dom DeLuise) "Dancing buffalo bones. Nah."

• (Dom DeLuise) "Can't we get an espresso and talk this over, please?"

• (Dom DeLuise) "I'm lost and all alone, in a million acre catbox."

• (Dom DeLuise) "This is the worst moment of my life. I wouldn't wish this on a dog. Maybe a dog."

• (Dom DeLuise) "I think a little endive went down the wrong tube."

John Cleese as Cat R. Waul

• (John Cleese) "Right, I want the subversive who attempted to assassinate me found."
• (Jon Lovitz) "I just love finding subversives. Hey, boss, what's a subversive?"
• (John Cleese) "Someone who doesn't have very long to live."

• (John Cleese) "Jolly, jolly good. Now for my part."

• (John Cleese) "I have mentioned that I dislike being referred to as p***** Poos."
• (Amy Irving) "Yeah? Well maybe I'm not so happy about being dumped in nature's ashtray 500 miles from a pastrami sandwich, either. p***** Poos."

• (John Cleese) "Terrible. Terrible. Absolutely, positively apalling. I must have a voice to match the occulence of this sal --"
• (John Cleese) "OON."
• (Lady at Saloon) "Oh, p*****, p*****, p*****, p*****. p***** p*****. Oh, p*****."
• (John Cleese) "Humans. Yeeuk. So shiny and pleh."
• (John Cleese) "Right. I want the subversive who tried to asassinate me found."
• (Jon Lovitz) "I just love findin' subversives. Boss, what's a subversive?"
• (John Cleese) "Someone who doesn't have very long to live."
• (John Cleese) "Ah. If it isn't my diminuitive friend from the train."
• (Phillip Glasser) "Cat R. Waul. I heard what you said about the Mouseburgers, and I'm gonna tell everyone. I'm gonna get Wily Burp. Cause he's the law."
• (John Cleese) "The Wily Burp?"
• (John Cleese) "That quaint historical figure?"
• (John Cleese) "Simply put, Mouseling. I am the law here. And you are a mere hors d'oeuvre."

• (John Cleese) "I saw you cheating. You played your last hand, Chula."
• (Jon Lovitz) "I don't think so. I have seven more, dog chow."

• (John Cleese) "Which would you rather have, the crouton or the entire caesar salad? Of course we're going to eat the mice, but only after we have exploited their labors. See, we are nice to the mice because it is intelligent to be so. If we act sweetly, they will come in droves. If we hiss, they will run and we will have to chase after them, an unnecessary expenditure of calories."

• (John Cleese) "Let the saliva flow."

• (John Cleese) "What do we have here? It appears to be a young pioneer."

Jon Lovitz as T.R. Chula

• (Jon Lovitz) "Mouse overboard."
• (Phillip Glasser) "Where?"
• (Jon Lovitz) "I just love the "flying aah.""
• (Phillip Glasser) "Aah."

• (Jon Lovitz) "The itsy bitsy spider caught a mouse in its web, the itsy bitsy spider bit off the mouse's head."

Phillip Glasser as Fievel

• (Phillip Glasser) "Give them the lazy eye."

• (Phillip Glasser) "I see you're missing an eye, pilgrim."
• (Phillip Glasser) "Now that makes it a fair fight. That's right, I'm talkin' to you, furhead."

• (Phillip Glasser) "Tiger."
• (Dom DeLuise) "Fievel. I've been searching all over for you."
• (Phillip Glasser) "Tiger. Is that you?"
• (Dom DeLuise) "Fievel."
• (Phillip Glasser) "Nope. Bet it's another mirage."
• (Dom DeLuise) "Oh, Fievel, I just can't tell you how much I wish -- you weren't -- a mirage."
• (Phillip Glasser) "Hi, mirage of Tiger."
• (Dom DeLuise) "Hi, mirage of Fievel."

• (Phillip Glasser) "Have no fear. Filly the Kid is here."

James Stewart as Wylie Burp

• (James Stewart) "It's too tough, kid. Get out while you still can."
• (Dom DeLuise) "Okay. Toodle-oo."

• (James Stewart) "Just remember, Fievel; one man's sunset is another man's dawn. I don't know what's out there beyond those hills. But if you ride yonder -- head up, eyes steady, heart open -- I think one day you'll find that you're the hero you've been looking for."

• (James Stewart) "One man's sunset is another man's dawn."

• (James Stewart) "Maybe a real hero is the last one to hear about it."

• (James Stewart) "Let this sleepin' dog lie, son. Dog-gone it, I'm dog tired. I'm tired of leading the dog's life and fightin' likes cats and dogs against cats and dogs, a young pup's doggin' my trail tryin' to become top dog. I'm going to the dogs in a dog eat dog world, son. I -- I'm so far over the hill -- I'm on the bottom of the other side."

Nehemiah Persoff as Papa Mousekiwitz

• (Nehemiah Persoff) "They call America the land of oppurtunity. Oppurtunity for what? For children to play in the filthy streets? To never see the sun shine? Fievel's birthday is coming. And we don't even have enough money for presents."
• (Phillip Glasser) "Oh, Papa, I don't care."
• (Cathy Cavadini) "I could always sing in front of the gift shop, and maybe they'll throw presents."
• (Nehemiah Persoff) "How sweetly blessed I am to have such fine children. Maybe things will get better."

• (Nehemiah Persoff) "What's the matter, Fievel my son? You should be happy we are going out west."
• (Phillip Glasser) "I never got a chance to say goodbye to Tiger. Will I ever see him again?"
• (Nehemiah Persoff) "Who am I to know? Tiger was a wonderful cat, but he was still a cat. Someday, you will understand."
• (Phillip Glasser) "When, Papa? When will I understand?"
• (Nehemiah Persoff) "Fievel, if growing up were so easy, would it take so long?"

Amy Irving as Miss Kitty

• (Amy Irving) "You put a mouse on that stage and your saloon's gonna be as empty as Death Valley on a cold day in June when the snow don't fall."
• (John Cleese) "What?"

• (Amy Irving) "You're with your fella at the El Purroco club. You're up on that stage and he has a front row seat and you're singing your heart out, just for him."
• (Amy Irving) "There are things there I miss so much -- I've forgotten why I left --"

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