![]() ![]() And if they aren't completely knocked out and dazzled and kind of intimidated by me, then I don't feel good about myself." A claymation fox coming to terms with a latent narcissistic personality disorder. The key moment of the film comes when he finally admits: "I think I have this thing where I need everyone to think I'm the greatest, the quote-unquote fantastic Mr Fox. He's also prone to bouts of existentialism and self-reflection. ![]() He has an estate agent and a tailor and a brilliantly antagonistic lawyer. "In the end we all die, unless you change" – Felicity FoxĪnderson created a much more richly drawn Fox in the film, he's a newspaper columnist with a complicated family life, ideas above his station, and a habit of clicking his tongue and whistling in a way that would quite obviously be intolerable to live with for any meaningful length of time. ![]() Anderson simply slashed away at the story until it fitted his tastes, albeit by reimagining the whole thing as an Ocean's Eleven-style heist caper. So when Anderson decided to adapt Dahl's book Fantastic Mr Fox, questions were raised over how successfully their sensibilities would mesh. ![]()
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