Get ready for a wild, laugh-out-loud adventure as Daffy Duck, Porky Pig, and the rest of the Looney Tunes gang return to the big screen in their most explosive movie yet! When an alien invader threatens to blow up Earth, it’s up to Daffy and Porky to save the day—but with their usual mix of chaos, slapstick, and hilarious mishaps, nothing goes according to plan. Packed with the classic humor and zany antics that have made Looney Tunes a beloved franchise for generations, this film is a must-watch for fans of all ages.
The voice cast, led by the legendary Eric Bauza, brings these iconic characters to life with energy, wit, and charm. From Daffy’s egotistical schemes to Porky’s endearing stutter, the film stays true to the spirit of the original cartoons while delivering a fresh and modern twist. Let’s meet the talented voice cast behind The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie.
Introducing the Stars of The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie
– Eric Bauza as Daffy Duck / Porky Pig (voice)
Eric Bauza, the acclaimed voice actor known for his work on Looney Tunes Cartoons and Teen Titans Go!, reprises his roles as Daffy Duck and Porky Pig. Bauza’s ability to capture Daffy’s over-the-top personality and Porky’s lovable charm makes him the perfect choice to bring these iconic characters to life.
Daffy’s egotistical antics and Porky’s endearing stutter are at the heart of the film’s humor, and Bauza’s chemistry with the rest of the cast adds depth to the story. His performance ensures that the spirit of the original Looney Tunes remains intact, while bringing a fresh energy to the characters. With his talent and dedication, Eric Bauza continues to be a fan favorite in the world of animation.
– Candi Milo as Petunia Pig (voice)
Candi Milo, known for her work on Dexter’s Laboratory and The Powerpuff Girls, voices Petunia Pig, Porky’s sweet and sassy love interest. Milo’s ability to convey Petunia’s charm and wit makes her a standout in the film.
Petunia’s role as a voice of reason and her dynamic with Porky add depth to the story, and Milo’s chemistry with Eric Bauza is a highlight. Her performance captures the essence of Petunia’s character, making her a beloved figure in the Looney Tunes universe. With her talent and versatility, Candi Milo continues to shine in every role.
– Peter MacNicol as The Invader (voice)
Peter MacNicol, known for Ally McBeal and Ghostbusters II, voices The Invader, the film’s menacing yet hilariously inept antagonist. MacNicol’s ability to balance menace and humor makes The Invader a memorable and entertaining villain.
The Invader’s schemes and his interactions with Daffy and Porky drive much of the film’s tension and comedy, and MacNicol’s scenes are filled with wit and charm. His performance adds a layer of sophistication to the story, making The Invader a standout character. With his talent for playing eccentric characters, Peter MacNicol continues to captivate audiences.
– Carlos Alazraqui as News Anchor / Gary (voice)
Carlos Alazraqui, known for Reno 911! and SpongeBob SquarePants, voices the News Anchor and Gary, adding his signature humor and energy to the film. Alazraqui’s ability to bring quirky characters to life makes him a standout in the cast.
The News Anchor’s frantic reporting and Gary’s comedic moments provide plenty of laughs, and Alazraqui’s chemistry with the ensemble cast adds warmth to the story. His performance underscores the film’s exploration of media and communication, making his characters a highlight of the movie. With his talent and charisma, Carlos Alazraqui continues to be a fan favorite.
– Kimberly Brooks as Coffee Shop Customer / Spaceship Computer (voice)
Kimberly Brooks, known for Steven Universe and Mass Effect, voices the Coffee Shop Customer and the Spaceship Computer. Brooks’s ability to convey humor and personality makes her characters memorable and entertaining.
The Coffee Shop Customer’s quirky interactions and the Spaceship Computer’s dry wit add layers of humor to the story, and Brooks’s chemistry with the ensemble cast is a highlight. Her performance captures the essence of her characters, making them a standout in the film. With her talent and versatility, Kimberly Brooks continues to shine in every role.
– Peter Browngardt as Bully / Roofer Joe (voice)
Peter Browngardt, known for Uncle Grandpa and Looney Tunes Cartoons, voices the Bully and Roofer Joe. Browngardt’s ability to bring quirky and eccentric characters to life makes him a standout in the cast.
The Bully’s antics and Roofer Joe’s comedic moments provide plenty of laughs, and Browngardt’s chemistry with the ensemble cast adds warmth to the story. His performance underscores the film’s exploration of humor and chaos, making his characters a highlight of the movie. With his talent and creativity, Peter Browngardt continues to be a fan favorite.
– Rachel Butera as Town Kid (voice)
Rachel Butera, known for The Loud House and SpongeBob SquarePants, voices the Town Kid. Butera’s ability to convey humor and personality makes her character memorable and entertaining.
The Town Kid’s quirky interactions and comedic moments add layers of humor to the story, and Butera’s chemistry with the ensemble cast is a highlight. Her performance captures the essence of her character, making her a standout in the film. With her talent and versatility, Rachel Butera continues to shine in every role.
– Ruth Clampett as Waitress Maude (voice)
Ruth Clampett, known for The Looney Tunes Show and Animaniacs, voices Waitress Maude. Clampett’s ability to bring quirky and eccentric characters to life makes her a standout in the cast.
Waitress Maude’s comedic moments and interactions with the ensemble cast provide plenty of laughs, and Clampett’s chemistry with the cast adds warmth to the story. Her performance underscores the film’s exploration of humor and chaos, making her character a highlight of the movie. With her talent and creativity, Ruth Clampett continues to be a fan favorite.
– Keith Ferguson as Chewy (voice)
Keith Ferguson, known for Foster’s Home for Imaginary Friends and Looney Tunes Cartoons, voices Chewy. Ferguson’s ability to convey humor and personality makes his character memorable and entertaining.
Chewy’s quirky interactions and comedic moments add layers of humor to the story, and Ferguson’s chemistry with the ensemble cast is a highlight. His performance captures the essence of his character, making him a standout in the film. With his talent and versatility, Keith Ferguson continues to shine in every role.
– Andrew Kishino as Floor Manager (voice)
Andrew Kishino, known for The Legend of Korra and Star Wars: The Clone Wars, voices the Floor Manager. Kishino’s ability to convey humor and personality makes his character memorable and entertaining.
The Floor Manager’s quirky interactions and comedic moments add layers of humor to the story, and Kishino’s chemistry with the ensemble cast is a highlight. His performance captures the essence of his character, making him a standout in the film. With his talent and versatility, Andrew Kishino continues to shine in every role.
– Nick Simotas as Flavor Scientist / Theater Audience Guy (voice)
Nick Simotas, known for The Loud House and SpongeBob SquarePants, voices the Flavor Scientist and Theater Audience Guy. Simotas’s ability to bring quirky and eccentric characters to life makes him a standout in the cast.
The Flavor Scientist’s antics and the Theater Audience Guy’s comedic moments provide plenty of laughs, and Simotas’s chemistry with the ensemble cast adds warmth to the story. His performance underscores the film’s exploration of humor and chaos, making his characters a highlight of the movie. With his talent and creativity, Nick Simotas continues to be a fan favorite.
The Day the Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie releases in theaters on March 14, 2025. Don’t miss the hilarious antics, explosive action, and timeless humor as Daffy, Porky, and the gang save the world in their own chaotic way.
