seep through the hands of a stunt person throwing the meat, they put a "cardboard thing" on the prop; this resulted in Shields' breaking her nose. Performing a scene where Sanders uses turkey babble to communicate with a turkey expanded Shields' depth as a method actor, describing it as "not easy." Shields also does an uncredited performance as the wife of Tuka the Caveman in the credits. Ken Jeong as Neal Lyman, the CEO of Lyman Enterprises who wants to develop on the lands of Rocky Springs while pretending to be eco-friendly. Matt Prokop as Tyler Sanders, the son of Dan and Tammy. Angela Kinsey as Felder, Lyman's personal assistant. Toby Huss as Wilson, one of the officers. Skyler Samuels as Amber, the love interest of Tyler. Samantha Bee as Principal Baker, the principal of Tyler and Amber's school who is Tammy's boss. Alice Drummond as Mrs. Martin, an elderly senile school teacher and senior citizen. Ricky Garcia as Frank, a construction worker. Jim Norton as Hank, a construction worker. Patrice O'Neal as Gus, a construction worker. According to Norton, O'Neal was difficult to work with on Furry Vengeance: "I was like the co-dependent wife. He was just embarrassing to be associated with. We had to go in and do our first meet with the director, and we had sat around all day. And I'm trying to like, 'Hey, we're doing a movie!' And it's a Brooke Shields movie, and we're sitting down. And he's just sitting there like 'Aahhhhhh.' Everybody hated him on that shoot." Eugene Cordero as Cheese Gerry Bednob as Mr. Gupta, the sponsor of Lyman's project in Rocky Springs. Billy Bush as a Drill Sergeant that leads the capture of the forest animals. Alexander Chance as a security guard. Rob Riggle as Riggs (uncredited), a worker for Neal Lyman who quits following the raccoon's first attack. Wallace Shawn as Dr. Christian Burr (uncredited), a therapist that Tammy hooks Dan up with after various incidents with the raccoon. The vocal effects of the raccoon and the other forest animals were performed by Dee Bradley Baker, an experience he described as "a lot of fun." Production Development On June 8, 2004, New Line Cinema bought a spec script by Carnes and Gilbert, Furry Vengeance, at a price of $750,000. Its premise of forest animals attacking a real estate developer was announced by the company; Kent Alterman, Keith Goldberg