English version The English-language dub of the film, titled simply The Little Fox, was made in 1987 and released in the United States on home video by Celebrity Home Entertainment. The English dub changes Vuk's name to "Vic" and his wife's name to "Foxy," although Karak's name remains unchanged. Voice cast Steven R. Weber - Adult Vic Corinne Orr - Vic John Bellucci - Vic's Father, Narrator Anne Costello - Vic's mother, Additional Voices William Kiehl - Les Marshak - Additional Voices Lucy Martin - Foxy Peter Newman - Additional Voices George Gonneau - Chester the Hunter Maia Danziger - Additional Voices Ira Lewis - Additional Voices Reception and legacy Video Choice gave the film a positive review, calling it a "charming and visually appealing film" while author Giannalberto Bendazzi (Animation: A World History) called it "an excellent example of personality animation". A digital restoration was completed in 2021 under the supervision of the film's cinematographer. It remains the most-popular Hungarian animated feature of all time. The director said that putting Vuk on screen was one of his dearest cartoon works. Home media The film was released on VHS in 1987 by Celebrity Home Entertainment (re-released 4 November 1994). See also The Fox and the Hound - a similar 1981 animated film about a fox. List of animated feature films of 1981 List of Hungarian films Pannonia Film Studio References External links The Little Fox on MUBI The Little Fox on Rotten Tomatoes 1981 animated films 1981 films 1980s children's fantasy films Animated films about foxes Children's comedy-drama films Films directed by Attila Dargay Hungarian animated films Hungarian children's films Hungarian comedy films Hungarian drama films Hungarian fantasy films Films based on Hungarian novels 1980s children's animated films Alternative versions of films