Dan Sanders

Daniel "Dan" Sanders is the main protagonist of the 2010 comedy Furry Vengeance. .
Dan is a development executive who is torn between doing the right thing for the environment and his own career goals. He carries out some fairly corrupt orders from his boss Neil Lyman that threaten animals and nature. This incurs the wrath of a local animal population who are threatened with losing their Oregon forest. Dan soon finds himself under pressure from his boss to push the project through while his wife and son pressure him to move back to Chicago. But Dan's situation soon gets worse when the local wildlife, led by a wily raccoon, stand their ground to protect their homes. It's not long before Dan finds himself in all out war with the animals and nearly push him to the edge of insanity.
He was portrayed by Brendan Fraser who also played George of the Jungle, Rick O'Connell, D.J. Drake and Scorch Supernova.
== Biography ==
In the wilderness of Oregon, a prairie dog screams after Riggs drives past and throws a cigar at it. This causes an unnamed raccoon to signal a mink to release a boulder that pushes Riggs' car to the edge of a cliff, teetering back and forth. After that, the raccoon throws the cigar back to Riggs, who yells "You're a bad raccoon!" The raccoon then blows the car down the cliff. Meanwhile, Riggs (surprisingly unharmed) calls his boss and yells that he quits
Meanwhile, Chicago real estate developer Dan Sanders is brought in as Riggs' replacement. He is given the task of turning the forest of Rocky Springs into a residential development by Lyman Enterprises' CEO Neal Lyman. This all transpires much to the objections of Dan's son, Tyler and wife Tammy, who are unhappy in Rocky Springs, missing their lives in Chicago.
Unfortunately for Dan, the animals who are led by the raccoon refuse to sit back and watch their forest being destroyed. They manage to turn the tables on him by disturbing his progress, interrupting his meetings, and humiliating him (pooping on his car, spraying him with his own sprinkler, almost getting him hit by a boulder, making him fall off a cliff, having a crow bother him and causing him to fall off the roof, unplugging his treadmill and sending him flying, getting his teeth hurt with an acorn, getting sprayed by a group of skunks in his car, tricking him to wear a bra, stealing his clothes forcing him to wear Tammy's pink sweats, getting attacked by a bird causing him to fall into a bush full of bees, stealing his car and crashing it into the lake, getting him attacked by a bear who traps him in a tipped portable toilet and the raccoon attacking and urinating on him). 
Upon receiving some research from his love interest Amber, Tyler tells his father that Rocky Springs is a forest reserve where he warns his father that "many have tried to conquer it but they all fail." Following an attack by a grizzly bear that traps him in a tipped over portable toilet, Dan signs orders to have a drill sergeant capture and cage all the animals.
Meanwhile, Tammy is forced to plan an "eco-friendly" fair with a senile teacher Mrs. Martin at the high school which is sponsored by Lyman Enterprises, unaware of Lyman's plans to cut down the forest to build houses and a shopping mall "with a forest theme". Figuring this out, Dan decides to set the animals free. Once released the raccoon and his friends immediately wreak havoc on the eco fair, causing the guests and entertainers to flee while Mrs. Martin talks to an owl.
Lyman accidentally tranquilizes the sponsor for the construction, Mr. Gupta, after he attempted to break their deal. He flees into a worm tunnel with the animals in close pursuit. The animals began attacking him as the bear drives a golf cart, pulling the tunnel away into a bush. After some convincing from Amber and Tammy, Tyler finally tells his father that he loves him.
Three months later, the forest is reclaimed as a nature preserve with Dan working as a park ranger. The poster promoting the forest preservation also states that anyone who violates the rules will be fined $1,000,000.00.
During the credits, the humans and animals dance to the Transcenders version of "Insane in the Brain."
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