Fantastic Mr. Fox (opera) PA and starred Daniel Teadt as Mr. Fox, Katherine Brandt as Mrs. Fox, Leah Dyer as Miss Hedgehog, Sean Donaldson, Jeffrey Gross, Sean Lenhart as Farmers Boggis, Bunce & Bean. A modern fable, "Fantastic Mr. Fox" is a story about good vs. evil, animal vs. human, and technology. With the help of the other creatures of the forest, Mr. Fox must outwit his enemies to keep his family safe. Mr. Fox finds that he may have stolen one hen too many from the henhouse, as the meanest farmers anywhere — Boggis, Bunce, and Bean (one fat, one short, one lean)
Alan Coe Bunce graduated from a high school in Melrose, Massachusetts in 1918. Bunce's career began in the early 1930s with small roles in several films and guest appearances on several radio programs. Bunce did not get household recognition until 1939 when he began playing the role of Dr. Jerry Malone, the young physician who dispensed prescriptions and advice to the folks of Three Oaks on the medical drama "Young Doctor Malone". He left the program in 1944. The same year Bunce left "Young Doctor Malone", he replaced film star Richard Widmark in the role of working-class man Albert Arbuckle, the male lead