Garfield's Fun Fest (2008)

Director
Mark A.Z. Dippé

Main cast
Frank Welker; Tim Conway; Gregg Berger; Wally Wingert; Audrey Wasilewski

Genres
Animation, Family

Description
Garfield emerges victorious at the end of every single Fun Fest, a competition for the best in comic strip characters. It's a given; he can do it with his paws tied behind his back. But this year, it looks like a dashing new contestant by the name of Ramone is going to give everyone's favorite fat cat a run for his lasagna, especially after the G-Man's usual partner-in-fun, Arlene, decides to pair


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