| rdfs:comment | - Garfield travels to London and manages to trade roles with a rich, English, fat, orange cat named Prince.
- Garfield: A Tail of Two Kitties is a motion picture to be released in June 16, 2006, and is based on the comic strip Garfield. It is a sequel to the 2004 film Garfield. It will be directed by Tim Hill. While the title A Tail of Two Kitties, a parody of the book A Tale of Two Cities, and based upon Mark Twain's The Prince and the Pauper. Garfield travels to London and manages to trade roles with a rich, English, fat, orange cat named Prince. The film is rated PG by the MPAA.
- Jon Arbuckle (played by Breckin Meyer) plans to propose to his girlfriend Dr. Liz Wilson (played by Jennifer Love Hewitt), who is going on a business trip to London. Jon follows her to the United Kingdom as a surprise; After escaping from the kennel, Garfield (voiced by Bill Murray) and Odie sneak into Jon's luggage and join him on the trip. Garfield and Odie break out of the hotel room, then get lost.
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| abstract | - Jon Arbuckle (played by Breckin Meyer) plans to propose to his girlfriend Dr. Liz Wilson (played by Jennifer Love Hewitt), who is going on a business trip to London. Jon follows her to the United Kingdom as a surprise; After escaping from the kennel, Garfield (voiced by Bill Murray) and Odie sneak into Jon's luggage and join him on the trip. Garfield and Odie break out of the hotel room, then get lost. Meanwhile, at Carlyle Castle in the British countryside, the late Lady Eleanor's will is read. She leaves all of Carlyle Castle to Prince XII (voiced by Tim Curry), her beloved cat who looks just like Garfield. This upsets the Lady's nephew, Lord Dargis (played by Billy Connolly), who will now only get the grand estate once Prince is out of the picture. Lord Dargis traps Prince in a picnic basket and throws him into the river. Garfield inadvertently switches places with Prince: Jon finds Prince climbing out of a drain and takes him to the hotel, while Prince's butler Smithee finds Garfield in the street and takes him to Carlyle Castle. In the grand estate Garfield now calls home, he receives the royal treatment, including a butler and a team of four-legged servants and followers. Garfield teaches his animal friends to make lasagna, while Prince learns to love it at Jon's place. Lord Dargis sees Garfield and thinks Prince has come back - if the lawyers see Prince/Garfield they will not sign the estate over to Dargis, who secretly wants to destroy the barnyand and evict/kill the animals to build a country spa. Dargis makes many attempts to get rid of Garfield, one involving a violent but dim-witted Rottweiler, Rommel (voiced by Vinnie Jones). Eventually Garfield and Prince meet each other for the first time (spoofing the Marx brothers' mirror gag). Jon, with the help of Odie, discovers the mix-up and goes to the castle, which coincidentally Liz is visiting. Garfield and Prince mess with Dargis, whose plan is exposed, and are seen by the lawyers. Dargis threatens everyone if they don't sign the papers to him, taking Liz hostage. Garfield, Prince, Odie and Jon save the day, Smithee alerts the authorities, and Dargis is arrested. Garfield, who had been trying to stop Jon from proposing to Liz, has a change of heart: He helps Jon in proposing, and she does accept.
- Garfield travels to London and manages to trade roles with a rich, English, fat, orange cat named Prince.
- Garfield: A Tail of Two Kitties is a motion picture to be released in June 16, 2006, and is based on the comic strip Garfield. It is a sequel to the 2004 film Garfield. It will be directed by Tim Hill. While the title A Tail of Two Kitties, a parody of the book A Tale of Two Cities, and based upon Mark Twain's The Prince and the Pauper. Garfield travels to London and manages to trade roles with a rich, English, fat, orange cat named Prince. The film is rated PG by the MPAA.
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