Jill Fury

Directed by

Ernest Borgnine
Tim Conway

Written by

Ernest Borgnine
Tim Conway

Screenplay by

Nino Pagot
Toni Pagot

Story by

June Tarpé Mills

Based on

Jill Fury by Ernest Borgnine & Tim Conway
Miss Fury by June Tarpé Mills

Produced by

Nino Pagot
Toni Pagot
John Wayne

Executive Producer(s)

Gene Corman
Roger Corman
Ernest Borgnine
Tim Conway
June Tarpé Milla
Michael Wayne

Starring

Mae Questal
June Tarpé Mills
Tim Conway
Alvin Childress
Ernest Borgnine
Lillian Randolph

Narrated by

June Tarpé Mills

Editing by

Giuliano Cenci
Renzo Cenci

Music by

Vito Tommaso
Renato Rascel

Color process

Toni Pagot

Production company(s)

Conway-Borgnine
Organizzazione Pagot
New World Pictures
Batjac Productions

Distributed by

New World Pictures (North America)
National General Pictures (Woldwide)
Cineriz (Europe)

Release date(s)

May 11, 1971 (Italy)
May 12, 1971 (United States)

Running time

55 minutes

Country

United States
Italy

Language

English
Italian

Budget

$100.000

Box office

$10 million

Jill Fury is a 1971 Italian-American animated satirical black comedy film based on the album released by Fantasy Records.

Plot[]

Alexis Drake is a 16-year old little person who has a hard time ajusting the fact that she looks younger than how old she really is but when her mother Marla Drake was kidnapped by her old nemesis Diman Saraf to find out who Miss Fury really is, Alexis must become Jill Fury (with the costume Marla made from the panther skin used by an African witch doctor) to save her mum from danger while learning to be happy as herself.