The Furlings
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The Furlings are a group of young animal characters created in 1989 by Welsh author Rae Lambert
Rae Lambert
Rae Lambert is a Welsh author and graphic artist who was once a staff member at the Welsh TV station, HTV, and has also worked with the BBC and ITV. The Furlings, who appear in the 1993 animated film Once Upon a Forest, are his best known creation. Lambert has also written a series of books about a...

. They first appeared in A Furling's Story, which subsequently was the basis for 20th Century Fox
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/Hanna-Barbera
Hanna-Barbera
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's 1993 animated film
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, Once Upon a Forest
Once Upon a Forest
Once Upon a Forest is an animated film produced by Hanna-Barbera in association with HTV Cymru/Wales, Ltd. and released on June 18, 1993 by 20th Century Fox....

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The Furlings consist of the woodmouse Abigail, who is the leader of the group; Edgar, the mole; and Russell, a hungry hedgehog. All three attend the classes of a wise old badger named Cornelius, whose niece Michelle is also a student. Perhaps on purpose, the initials of the furlings put together form Lambert's first name, which is (R)ussell (A)bigail (E)dgar.

In Once Upon a Forest, they were voiced by Ellen Blain (Abigail), Benji Gregory
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 (Edgar) and Paige Gosney (Russell).
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