Characters
Aside from Tweety, other Looney Tunes make brief cameos and play some major roles:
- Aooga Bird - Tweety's traveling companion, whom he rescues from religious cats.She had her debut in this film. She gets her name for "AWOOOOGAAA" sound she makes.
- Sylvester
- Granny
- Lola Bunny (anchorwoman)
- Colonel Rimfire
- Elmer Fudd
- Daffy Duck
- Bugs Bunny
- Penelope Pussycat
- Pepé Le Pew (France counsel)
- Foghorn Leghorn (major role)
- Miss Prissy
- Henery Hawk (major role)
- Egghead, Jr.
- Charlie Dog (his Italian waiter appearance is a reference to his previous short A Hound For Trouble)
- Pete Puma (cameo when Tweety is chased)
- Gossamer (Tibet counsel)
- Hugo, the Abominable Snowman
- Speedy Gonzales (Mexico counsel)
- Rocky and Mugsy (Brazil counsels)
- Hector the Bulldog (Argentina counsel)
- Hubie and Bertie
- Hippety Hopper (Australia counsel)
- Tasmanian Devil
- Wile E. Coyote
- Yosemite Sam (trolley conductor)
- Marvin the Martian
- Cool Cat (disguised for most of the film)
- Shropshire Slasher
- Unnamed Camel (Egypt counsel)
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