Disney finds its voices for 'Phineas' ani

September 13, 2007 Malcolm McDowell, Allison Janney, John O'Hurley, Jane Carr and Barry Bostwick have signed on for recurring roles in the music-heavy, 2-D animated comedy, while Sandra Oh, Steve Zahn, Billy Ray Cyrus, J.K. Simmons, French Stewart, Vicki Lawrence, Tim Curry, Geraldo Rivera, Evander Holyfield and father-and-daughter Joel and Jennifer Grey are among the guest stars who will voice characters. Povenmire noted that there was a "little mini-'Rocky Horror Picture Show' reunion" with series regular Richard O'Brien, who was in the movie and wrote the "Rocky Horror" play, and his film co-stars Curry and Bostwick. The show, which drew 10.8 million viewers to a sneak peak that aired Aug. 17 after the premiere of "High School Musical 2," centers on the ingenious Phineas Flynn and his resourceful stepbrother Ferb Fletcher, who set out to conquer boredom and make every day of summer vacation count for something.

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