The Wacky Adventures of Ronald McDonald: Scared Silly

Oct 8, 1998

0h 40m

★ 6.9

Overview

Ronald and his friends going on a camping trip in the Far-Flung Forest where Ronald discovers an old house which he assumes is haunted by a ghost called the Far-Flung Phantom. The campers are forced to stay in the old house due to the stormy weather where a holographic head named Franklin leads them through a challenging game which will eventually help them to escape.

Genres

Animation

Production Companies

Klasky-Csupo

McDonald's

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Cast

Grimace (voice)

Kevin Michael Richardson

Franklin (voice)

Alex D. Linz

Fry Kid #1 (voice)

Kath Soucie

Birdie (voice)

Christine Cavanaugh

Sundae (Voice)

Dee Bradley Baker

McNugget #1 (voice)

Pamela Adlon

Hamburglar / McNugget #3 / McSplorer (voice)

Charlie Adler

Ronald McDonald

David Hussey

Sundae

Verne Troyer

Tika (voice)

Jazmine A. Corona

McNugget #2 (voice)

Lisa Raggio

Fry Kid #2 (voice)

Paul Greenberg

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